Active Rehab Center
Physical Therapy
National Awareness Week for Bone and Joint Health begins on October 12th. This week serves as a reminder of the importance of education and research needed to improve the quality of life for those suffering. Function, mobility and overall movement due to disease, pain, and injuries is a reality for many. Active Rehab Center is proud to have a significant role in improving the well-being and lives of our patients.
The pain that is caused by neck strain and injury can be considerable and intense. The anatomy of the cervical spine works well to support your head and protect the spinal cord. It permits mobility and allows for range of motion. This great flexibility also leaves the neck vulnerable to injury to the soft tissues including muscles, ligaments, and tendons.
Common Causes of Neck Pain
A physical therapist can treat your neck pain and stiffness by stretching and strengthening your neck, aligning vertebrae, and improving your posture. The goal is to not only relieve your current neck pain and restore normal function, but to take steps to prevent future problems.
A medical doctor should assess and determine if you could benefit from physical therapy treatment.
Active Rehab Center wishes you a beautiful, enjoyable autumn. Delight in Michigan’s most colorful season.
Massage Therapy focuses on the muscles. Rolfing Structural Integration concentrates on the connective tissue (fascia), the protective layer of the muscles. The goal of Structural Integration is for the body to return to its anatomically ideal position. Realigning and balancing the body can have great benefits and often helps people recover and heal from injuries, minimizes stress and pain, improves balance, increases flexibility, and improves overall wellness. Call Active Rehab Center; Madison Heights at 248-399-1060 or Shelby Township at 586-803-0303 to set up a consultation and learn more how Rolfing can help you.
The mission of Active Rehab Center is to help our patients in relieving pain, regaining normal body functions as well as coping with various disabilities.