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Let THRIVE! Help You Find Your Balance Do you ever feel like the room is spinning, struggle with dizziness, or have trouble keeping your balance? You’re not alone—vestibular disorders affect millions of people, making everyday activities feel overwhelming. But the good news? Vestibular Therapy can help! At Thrive! Physical Therapy, our expert therapists specialize in vestibular rehabilitation to help you: ? Reduce dizziness & vertigo ? Improve balance & prevent falls ? Strengthen focus & coordination ? Regain confidence in daily movement From BPPV (inner ear crystals) to motion sensitivity & imbalance, we tailor each treatment to your specific needs—so you can get back to feeling steady and secure! Call us today to schedule an evaluation and take the first step toward a more balanced life! ?? 940.521.0800 #VestibularTherapy #BalanceMatters #ThrivePT #DizzinessRelief #VertigoRecovery

?? ?? Join THRIVE! Physical Therapy in Supporting World Lymphedema Day 2025! ???? March 6, 2025, marks the?10th anniversary?of?World Lymphedema Day?—a global movement dedicated to raising awareness about?lymphatic diseases?and advocating for change. At?THRIVE! Physical Therapy, we understand the importance of?lymphatic health?and are committed to supporting those affected by?lymphedema, lipedema, and other lymphatic conditions?through education and specialized care.

?? Stay Safe This Winter!??? Winter weather brings beautiful snow, but it can also lead to some common injuries if we're not careful. Slips and falls on icy surfaces can?lead to strains or fractures, joint pain due to cold temps, and overexertion during winter activities are just a few challenges the season brings. At THRIVE! Physical Therapy, we’re here to help you prevent these injuries and recover quickly if they happen. Whether it's building strength, improving balance, or addressing pain, we can help you stay active and injury-free all season long. Let’s make this winter one to THRIVE in! #InjuryPrevention #WinterWellness #ThrivePhysicalTherapy

??Happy New Year from all of us at THRIVE! Physical Therapy! ?? As we welcome 2025, we reflect on the lives we’ve been blessed to help restore and the amazing individuals we’ve met along the way. Thank you for trusting us to be part of your journey to health and healing. Here’s to a year filled with growth, wellness, and new opportunities to THRIVE together. Wishing you and your loved ones a healthy and joyful 2025! ? #HappyNewYear #ThriveIn2025

?? Wishing you a joyful and blessed Christmas season! ?? At?THRIVE! Physical Therapy, our greatest gift is helping you reclaim your life and health, giving glory to God every step of the way. May your holidays be filled with peace, love, and wellness.?

???Shopping got you dropping? ?? ?? Strained your back putting up the tree or lights? ?? Don't let holiday hustle and bustle bring you down! At?THRIVE! Physical Therapy, we're here to help put the?jingle?back in your step. From carrying boxes to decking the halls, we've got your back—literally! Let us help you move pain-free this holiday season. ???Schedule your visit today?and make this the most joyful season yet! #ThriveWithUs #HolidayHealth #PhysicalTherapy #StayActive

This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for the opportunity to help our patients move, heal, and THRIVE! Your trust in us fuels our passion every day, and we couldn’t be more grateful. From all of us at THRIVE! Physical Therapy, have a happy and healthy Thanksgiving!

Common Sports Injuries & How Physical Therapy Can Help Knee ACL Tear: Injury to the ligament stabilizing the knee, common in sports with sudden stops or direction changes. Patellar Tendinitis: Overuse injury causing pain at the front of the knee, frequent in running and jumping sports. Shoulder Rotator Cuff Injury: Strain or tear in shoulder muscles, common in overhead sports like swimming and tennis. Dislocation: When the shoulder joint is forced out of its normal position, often due to falls or impacts. Ankle Sprain: Ligament injury due to twisting or rolling of the ankle, common in running, basketball, and soccer. Achilles Tendinitis: Inflammation of the Achilles tendon, affecting athletes who engage in repetitive running or jumping. Back Strain: Muscle or tendon injury from overuse, twisting, or lifting, common in sports like weightlifting and gymnastics. Herniated Disc: Injury spinal disc tears, resulting in a bulge, potentially causing nerve pain, seen in contact sports. HOW PHYSICAL THERAPY HELPS Pain Relief: Techniques to reduce pain without medication. Strengthening & Stability: Exercises to rebuild muscle and support joints. Injury Prevention: Focus on posture, balance, and safe movement to prevent re-injury. Customized Recovery Plans: Tailored exercises and stretches based on the specific injury. #SportsInjuryRecovery #InjuryPrevention #StayInTheGame #PTforAthletes #SportsRehabilitation #MovementMatters #ThrivePhysicalTherapy

October is National Physical Therapy Month! While we’re raising awareness for Breast Cancer this month, we also want to celebrate National Physical Therapy Month and emphasize the vital role physical therapy plays in cancer recovery, including the management of lymphedema, a common side effect of cancer treatment. How Can Physical Therapy Help During Cancer and Recovery? - Lymphedema Treatment: After cancer treatments, especially surgeries like mastectomies, patients may experience lymphedema, or swelling in the limbs due to lymphatic system damage. Physical therapy, including manual lymphatic drainage and targeted exercises, can reduce swelling and improve lymph flow. - Improving Mobility: Surgery, radiation, and other treatments can cause stiffness and reduced range of motion. Physical therapy helps restore flexibility and mobility, making daily tasks easier. - Managing Pain: Our therapists use specialized techniques to manage pain naturally, helping patients find relief without additional medications. - Strengthening Muscles: Cancer treatments can weaken muscles. Physical therapy provides safe, guided exercises to help patients regain their strength and endurance. - Reducing Fatigue: Cancer-related fatigue can be overwhelming. With tailored exercise programs, physical therapy helps combat fatigue and boosts energy levels. - Enhancing Balance & Preventing Falls: Physical therapy improves stability and balance, reducing the risk of falls, which is especially important after cancer treatments. At THRIVE! Physical Therapy, we’re dedicated to supporting our patients through every phase of their cancer journey, from treatment to recovery—including lymphedema management. Our goal is to help you do more of what you live for and regain your independence, mobility, and strength. Let’s celebrate the healing power of physical therapy this month, and continue to spread awareness of its importance in cancer care. #NationalPhysicalTherapyMonth #BreastCancerAwareness #LymphedemaTreatment #CancerRecovery #PhysicalTherapy #THRIVEPhysicalTherapy #MoveBetterLiveBetter

Breast cancer affects millions, but understanding it can help us support those in need and promote early detection. ?? Learn the basics of what breast cancer is and why early screening is key. Check out our graphic for key stats and insights. Together, we can raise awareness and fight for a cure! #BreastCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #SupportTheFight #THRIVEPhysicalTherapy