Resilient Spine Physical Therapy & Wellness, LLC
Specialized Care
At Resilient Spine Physical Therapy & Wellness, we truly believe that the body is resilient and capable of healing if given the right environment, conditions, and mentality. No system in the body functions alone, and we want to give you the space and tools to improve your well being during and after you are discharged from therapy.
Although we specialize in neck and low back pain, we have the ability to evaluate and treat many conditions of the body, not just the spine. With any body part that we evaluate, we will also be screening the spine as many patients are surprised to find that their hip, knee, or shoulder pain is in fact a spine problem! We also offer many different techniques and modalities as appropriate to compliment your therapy treatment. You can read and learn more about these options below.
Conditions we evaluate
Neck pain
Headaches
Back pain
Sciatica
Disc Herniations
SI(Sacroiliac) Joint Dysfunction
Shoulder pain
Hip Pain
Knee pain
Post operative care
Pre operative care (Prehab)
Balance Training
Poor Posture
Services and Techniques
Mckenzie Method
A method used to evaluate and treat back, neck, and extremity pain. Developed by Robin McKenzie, it is an assessment and classification system used to correctly identify the root cause of pain and guide treatment. The goal is to give you a targeted approach to your pain and to give you the tools to manage your back or neck pain independently.
Manual Therapy
A hands on approach used by your clinician to improve pain, restore joint mobility, and improve tissue extensibility. Examples include-soft tissue mobilization, trigger point release, joint mobilization, myofascial release.
Wellness
A strength and mobility program focused on progressing your abilities no matter your age. We take a well rounded approach with continuing conversations on nutrition, sleep, stress management, etc. to help you become stronger and more mobile in daily life.
Neuro-muscular re-education
A technique designed to improve communication between the brain and the body with the goal to restore movement, coordination, and balance.
Red Light therapy
Uses a low level red and near-infrared light to improve cellular energy, increase mitochondrial capacity(energy), improve cellular repair, reduce swelling, and reduce pain.
Coming soon: Dry needling
A physical therapy technique using small needles which are inserted directly into the muscle with the goal of reducing pain, trigger points, and improving mobility.