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Best Posture? Change It Up!

Best Posture? Change It Up! Have you ever wondered what the “best posture” is? While some ways of sitting or standing are better than others, the most important thing is to move often. Your body feels best when you do not stay in one position for too long. Sitting, standing, or kneeling for long periods … Read more

Stress and Your Body: Don’t Let Stress Take Control!

Stress and Your Body: Don’t let stress take control! Stress affects everyone. It’s a natural response our bodies have when we feel threatened or overwhelmed. Sometimes, life can feel like too much, almost like we’re always under attack. But the good news is, you can fight back. Don’t let stress take control of your life. … Read more

Understanding Pain Beyond Injury

Understanding Pain Beyond Injury Pain is your body’s natural way of warning you that something might be wrong. But the amount of pain you feel doesn’t always match the amount of actual injury. Pain is complex and can be influenced not only by the physical injury, but also by emotions and mental health. If you … Read more

Burn BRIGHT! Don’t Burn Out

Burn BRIGHT! Don’t Burn Out Bre Posey – PT, DPT About five years into my career, I hit a wall. I was burnt out—emotionally, physically, and mentally. I was tired of being pushed for more productivity in less time. Tired of feeling like I couldn’t treat the whole person. I became a PT because I’m … Read more

Heart Healthy Habits

Heart-Healthy Habits February is American Heart Month. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, but much of it can be prevented. Knowing your risk factors can help you protect your heart. A risk factor is anything that increases your chance of having heart disease. Some risk factors, like age and … Read more

Functional Fitness for Everyday Life

Functional Fitness for Everyday Life: Preventing Injuries Before They Happen Functional fitness means doing exercises that help you with everyday activities, like walking the dog, carrying groceries, or walking on a slippery sidewalk. Building strength and flexibility helps your body adjust and avoid injuries. You can do these exercises at home or in a gym. … Read more