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Call Us Today! 602-559-9700  |  info@spoonerpt.com

Call Us Today! 602-559-9700  |  info@spoonerpt.com

Specialty Practices

1 05, 2017

What Are Outcomes and How Do They Impact Your Care?

2023-09-08T16:30:41-07:00

Many of Spooner’s patients end up in our care due to a referral from a doctor referral, family member or friend. It makes sense. Most people who aren’t therapists may not immediately know where to go for help, so they take the easiest route to finding a therapist—which often means going with a referral from […]

What Are Outcomes and How Do They Impact Your Care?2023-09-08T16:30:41-07:00
1 05, 2017

What is Workplace Ergonomics and Why Does It Matter?

2024-08-19T11:57:15-07:00

If you’re like many of our patients, you may think your office set up at work is what you’re stuck with. After all, it’s not uncommon to start a new job, get assigned an uncomfortable desk and chair, and just leave it at that. There are many reasons for this: you may be busy, perhaps […]

What is Workplace Ergonomics and Why Does It Matter?2024-08-19T11:57:15-07:00
18 04, 2017

The Benefits of Vestibular Physical Therapy

2024-08-19T11:38:24-07:00

If you are experiencing symptoms of dizziness, pressure in the ear, nausea, ringing in the ears, chronic headaches, or imbalance, it could be a sign of dysfunction in your Vestibular system. The good news is a therapist can help with Vestibular physical therapy in order to get you back to living […]

The Benefits of Vestibular Physical Therapy2024-08-19T11:38:24-07:00
6 04, 2017

How Can Hand Therapy Help Neurological Disorders?

2024-08-19T12:05:31-07:00

Recently, a client came to us with severe pain in her hand and wrist. In fact, she was in so much pain that she tried to convince her doctor to fast-track her to the operating room. However, her doctor encouraged her to try therapy first.

Every treatment at Spooner begins with a thorough evaluation, and it […]

How Can Hand Therapy Help Neurological Disorders?2024-08-19T12:05:31-07:00
21 02, 2017

What is Pelvic Floor Rehab and How It Can Benefit You

2024-08-19T12:37:48-07:00

If you’re like many individuals, you probably don’t give your pelvic floor a second thought. Your next question may be “what is the pelvic floor anyway?” People generally aren’t aware of this internal group of muscles until there is an issue presented in the form of incontinence, pain, unusual pressure “down […]

What is Pelvic Floor Rehab and How It Can Benefit You2024-08-19T12:37:48-07:00
1 11, 2016

Physical therapy can help Parkinson’s patients.

2023-09-08T16:16:06-07:00

Parkinson’s disease effects a person’s motor function caused from issues within the nervous system and brain. The disease has slow ongoing effects that results tremors, stiff muscles, lack of controlled movements, loss of balance and inability to walk. The signs of Parkinson’s typically show in adults from 50-60 years old.

Alicia Dulaney, PT, DPT at Spooner […]

Physical therapy can help Parkinson’s patients.2023-09-08T16:16:06-07:00
5 10, 2016

Pain From Carrying Backpacks

2024-10-30T17:09:37-07:00

Younger students often experience pain from carrying heavy backpacks. Lugging textbooks, folders, lunches, and drinks quickly adds extra weight, which can lead to strained necks from hunching over or lower back pain.

How Heavy Is Too Heavy?

On average, a backpack should not weigh more than 10-15% of a person’s body weight. However, children from 6 years […]

Pain From Carrying Backpacks2024-10-30T17:09:37-07:00
11 08, 2016

Workers Compensation and Going Back to Work After Injury

2024-08-19T13:09:15-07:00

Almost 3 million nonfatal work-related injuries were recorded in 2014. Workers’ compensation is insurance provided by employers that allow their employees access to medical care, including rehabilitation, following a work-related injury. The benefits may also include lost wages and other services that help them prepare for their return to work. However, […]

Workers Compensation and Going Back to Work After Injury2024-08-19T13:09:15-07:00
30 01, 2013

Low Back Pain and the Golfer: A Body Swing Connection

2024-08-19T13:11:11-07:00

The most common cause of pain in golfers is in the lower back region, with national averages being around 70%. The cause for lower back pain in golfers is multifactorial with causation potential from swing flaws and/or physical limitations. A thorough evaluation by your golf teaching professional, including a physical screen, can assist in determining […]

Low Back Pain and the Golfer: A Body Swing Connection2024-08-19T13:11:11-07:00