A person who is trained and certified by a state or accrediting body to design and implement physical therapy programs. Abbreviated PT. PTs may work in hospitals or clinics, in schools that provide assistance to special education students, or as independent practitioners.

A health professional trained to evaluate and treat people who have conditions or injuries that limit their ability to move and do physical activities. Physical therapists use methods such as exercise [..]

Therapists who specialize in muscle development and motor coordination. PTs typically plan exercise programs and give advice on sports and activities. The physical therapist may use ultrasound, water [..]

The physical therapist evaluates components of movement, including: muscle strength, muscle tone, posture, coordination, endurance, and general mobility. The physical therapist also evaluates the pote [..]

A physical therapist is a college graduate who, after two to three years of postgraduate education, obtains an advanced degree in Physical Therapy and is a state licensed practitioner. Physical therap [..]

a  member of the rehabilitation team. The PT examines, tests and treats persons to enhance their maximum physical activity.     

A diagnosed anxiety condition that can develop after exposure to any event which results in psychological trauma.

Professionals who help people who have injuries or illnesses improve their movement and manage their pain. They are often an important part of rehabilitation and treatment of patients with chronic con [..]

A certified/ licensed professional who specializes on gross motor development (large muscle development) such as crawling. (body, exercising it, one who works with it)

Persons trained in Physical Therapy Specialty to make use of Physical Therapy Modalities to prevent, correct, and alleviate Movement dysfunction.

Provides assessment and treatment for disorders related to physical and musculoskeletal injuries. Therapy emphasizes remediation of or compensation for mobility, gait, muscle strength, and postural de [..]

A trained medical person who provides rehabilitative services and therapy to help restore bodily functions such as walking, speech, the use of limbs, etc.

A health professional who teaches exercises and physical activities that help condition muscles and restore strength and movement.

Therapists who specialize in muscle development and motor coordination. PTs typically plan exercise programs and give advice on sports and activities. The physical therapist may use ultrasound, water [..]

An expert who can recommend exercises to help you maintain flexibility and regain your strength.

Rehabilitation professional who evaluates and treats movement dysfunction; for example, teaches walking with crutches and retrains muscles that have lost function from an operation or injury.

A professional who knows how to exercise and position your baby. As soon as possible, the therapist will begin range of motion exercises, which help to preserve flexibility and mobility in your baby’s joints. Your baby’s physical therapist will be available to assist in determining equipment needs (wheelchair, bath chair, etc.).