Physical therapy is focused on easing pain, improving function and helping you live better.Physical therapy is often used to improve muscle strength, balance and mobility following an injury. Physical therapy can treat a variety of health problems, including sprains and strains, post-surgical rehab, balance disorders and neurological injuries.Commonly Treated ConditionsSprains/strainsPost-surgical rehabBalance disordersDizzinessStrokeTraumatic brain injuryConcussionSpinal cord injuryAtaxiaNeurological conditions (ALS, Parkinson’s Disease, multiple sclerosis, etc.)Pediatric Physical TherapyPediatric physical therapy focuses on helping kids build muscle strength and coordination for their growing bodies. Pediatric physical therapy targets specific therapeutic exercises for children to help them as they grow. Pediatric physical therapists work with children who have developmental and neurological conditions that may affect their gross motor skills such as sitting, standing, crawling and walking. Therapists use evidence-based practices to address functional skills for these kids and help improve their quality of life.Commonly Treated ConditionsSpina bifidaGait abnormalitiesGenetic syndromesTorticollisDevelopmental delayGross motor delay (sitting, standing, crawling, walking, etc.)