In the realm of modern medical diagnostics, electromyography (EMG) assumes a pivotal role in unraveling the intricacies of our neuromuscular system. This sophisticated procedure not only allows healthcare professionals to gain valuable insights into the functioning of muscles and their associated nerves but also assists in identifying muscle dysfunction, nerve irregularities, and disruptions in signal […]
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Meet Colby Bullock, PT, DPT, CSCS, at our Downtown SLC clinic! Colby graduated from UVU in 2020 with a degree in Exercise Science. He further pursued his passion for helping others by obtaining his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Texas Tech in 2023. Colby is a certified strength and conditioning specialist and plans to focus
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Wrapping up the season on a high note with our Adaptive Ski Day! The incredible backing from everyone involved has made this year’s events truly memorable. A heartfelt thank you to each individual who contributed to the success of these remarkable days! Learn more about our program at https://www.mlpt.com/mountain-land-charities-adaptive…/ #MLPhysicalTherapy #LastAdaptiveSkiDayOfYear
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Say hello to Shay Osborne, PT, DPT, FDN, BRM, at our Laurel clinic! Shay completed her undergraduate studies at Langston University in 2000 before earning her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Arcadia University in 2022. Shay has additional training in Dry Needling and Barbell Rehab. Shay specializes in orthopedics, neurological, TMJ, vestibular, and pain management,
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Katie Woolf is our guest for this episode of Mountain Land Physical Therapy’s Pelvic Health Podcast. She received her bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University-Hawaii in Exercise Sports Science with a minor in Mathematics followed by her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Eastern Washington University and completed her Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification in 2020. She
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What an incredible start to the season with our first Adaptive Ski Day! We couldn’t have done it without the amazing support from everyone involved. A huge thank you to all the individuals who contributed to making this day an absolute success! Read about our program at https://www.mlpt.com/mountain-land-charities-adaptive…/ #MLPhysicalTherapy #AdaptiveSkiDay
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Say hello to Melissa Allen, PT, DPT, at our Holladay clinic! Melissa completed her undergrad at Rutgers University and later graduated from Drexel University with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2023. Melissa enjoys working with people with neck pain, headaches, and dizziness, and has contributed to the development of a Clinical Practice Guideline (CPG)
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Mountain Land Charities and Neuroworx have come together to offer a remarkable opportunity for those living with life-altering injuries. Adaptive Ski Days is an innovative program that offers individuals the chance to participate in water skiing, one of the summer season’s favorite pastimes, even if they have physical disabilities. Customizable Adaptive Skis and Support
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Hey, sports enthusiasts! Are you familiar with the intriguing concept known as the ironic process theory? If not, get ready to dive into a fascinating aspect of the sports world! The ironic process theory sheds light on how athletes who excessively focus on avoiding mistakes or failures often end up making those very mistakes. It’s
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Infant torticollis, characterized by a head tilt or one-directional gaze, is a common condition in babies. It can be caused by a tight muscle in the neck and may be present at birth (congenital) or develop after birth (acquired). However, there’s no need to worry as infant torticollis is treatable in most cases. In this
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