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Five Things

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Bellarmine University PT

Original Editor - Elaine Lonnemann

Lead Editors - Elaine Lonnemann - Paul Lonnemann

Five Things Your Physical Therapist Wants You to Know About...... [edit | edit source]

Back Pain [edit | edit source]

Exercise and Activity are a good thing!
Low Back Pain Guidelines
We can manipulate but have a lot of other skills so don't have to be dependent on it as the only tool.
Low Back Pain Guidelines
Recent Study: Manipulation and Mobilization are equally effective in Mechanical LBP treatment
Surgery isn't necessary in the majority of cases!
We can help you get better and prevent recurrences.
A picture isn't worth a thousand words and certainly not a thousand dollars!

Neck Pain[edit | edit source]

Headaches[edit | edit source]

Shoulder Pain[edit | edit source]

Knee Pain[edit | edit source]

Ankle Pain[edit | edit source]

Foot Pain[edit | edit source]

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