Phoenix Physical Therapy

10/28/2025

Did you know that texting, swiping, scrolling and typing can contribute to pain in your thumb and wrist area, causing a condition called ‘text thumb’? Yes – it’s a real thing! Here are some stretching tips for your thumb!

10/27/2025

Start the week with some of these easy, inspiring yoga poses.
(Check with your Physician before starting any new exercise program.)

10/24/2025

Tell us your best family-friendly Halloween joke in the comments!

10/23/2025

Build a stronger, healthier future during National Physical Therapy Month. From first steps to later years, PT helps you stay strong, mobile and ready for whatever comes next.

10/22/2025

It is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know, a healthy lifestyle can support cancer treatments and help you feel better. It may also improve your long-term health.

10/21/2025

It is the perfect time to enjoy a fall, color-filled bike ride! Before you hit the trails, be sure your bike fits YOU!

Whether you are a serious bicyclist or a recreational rider, when it comes to bicycling, you and your bike should fit well together. A proper bike fit minimizes discomfort, increases efficiency, and helps prevent pain or injury. The way you and your bike fit together is important. Good flexibility o...

10/20/2025

Don’t forget to wish your Physical Therapist a Happy PT Month!

10/17/2025

10/16/2025

During Physical Therapy Month, we invite you to read about what the differences are between a physical therapist (PT) and a physical therapist assistant (PTA).

There are two types of professionals who can provide care within a physical therapy clinic: a physical therapist (PT) and a physical therapist assistant (PTA). Some clinics may also employ a physical therapy technician or aide who completes on the job training and assists therapists in their duties....

10/15/2025

10/13/2025

Who knew, as few as 1-2 Days of 8,000 steps can lower mortality risk in adults? Check out how such a simple thing as meeting your steps can have a lasting impact.

Researchers found that all-cause mortality risk dropped even when daily step goals weren’t being met consistently. The Message Getting in a sufficient number of steps per day is associated with lower mortality risk, but what happens when daily goals are only met part of the time? Researchers who l...