Our unique approach to physical therapy incorporates a variety of manual techniques, corrective exercises, and biofeedback technology to unlock dysfunction and improve performance. Cat received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Franklin Pierce University in Goodyear, Arizona. Prior to graduate school she attended California State University Dominguez Hills where she played collegiate soccer and majored in exercise physiology.
Throughout graduate school Cat developed a passion for women's health and pursued a certification specializing in Women's Health and Pelvic Rehab from the Herman and Wallace Institute. Cat enjoys playing and watching all sports especially wake boarding, snowboarding, and wake surfing.
Throughout graduate school Cat developed a passion for women's health and pursued a certification specializing in Women's Health and Pelvic Rehab from the Herman and Wallace Institute. Cat enjoys playing and watching all sports especially wake boarding, snowboarding, and wake surfing.
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Dry needling is a treatment that involves a very thin needle being pushed through the skin to stimulate a trigger point. Dry needling releases the tight muscle bands associated with trigger points and lead to decreased pain and improved function. Dry cupping is a manual therapy that involves positioning a cup on the skin and creating a vacuum to apply negative pressure.
A specially trained Women's Health Physical Therapist is the ideal provider to help you gain control over your female related symptoms. We specialize in pre/postpartum rehabilitation, which includes anything from back pain due to nursing all the way to urinary incontinence.
Many symptoms of pelvic dysfunction are caused by either pelvic floor muscle weakness or tightness, both easily treatable with the latest evidence-based physical therapy services for everyone from childbearing women to peri-menopausal females.The goal is to use techniques and exercises to improve quality of life for women by decreasing pain and increasing function.
Many symptoms of pelvic dysfunction are caused by either pelvic floor muscle weakness or tightness, both easily treatable with the latest evidence-based physical therapy services for everyone from childbearing women to peri-menopausal females.The goal is to use techniques and exercises to improve quality of life for women by decreasing pain and increasing function.
At Therazona Physical Therapy, we are dedicated to sports medicine and focus our rehabilitation on the performance needs of our athletes as well as the prevention of sports-related injuries. Whether you are a professional, recreational or scholastic athlete, our approach to sports medicine rehabilitation services is simple: personalized care with exceptional outcomes.
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