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Physical Therapy for Pregnant Women: What to Know

Pregnancy can change how your back, hips, pelvis, core, and pelvic floor handle daily movement. Physical therapy for pregnant women can explain these changes. It can guide safe movement and treat symptoms that affect walking, sleep, work, or exercise.

Physical Therapy Electrical Stimulation: What to Know

Physical therapy electrical stimulation uses controlled electrical currents to help manage pain, support muscle activation, or assist movement during rehab. It is not a stand-alone fix, but it may be one part of a broader physical therapy plan.

Physical Therapy SOAP Note: Sections, Examples, and Tips

A SOAP note is a structured way for physical therapists to document each patient session. It captures clinical findings, clinical reasoning, and next steps in a consistent format.

Understanding what a physical therapy SOAP note includes helps clinicians learn to document more effectively. It also helps patients understand how their care is tracked over time.

Physical Therapy No Longer a Professional Degree Explained

The phrase “physical therapy is no longer a professional degree” refers to a federal student loan category.
It does not mean physical therapy is no longer a licensed health care profession. The Department of Education rule changes how some graduate programs qualify for higher federal loan limits. This includes Doctor of Physical Therapy programs.

Physical Therapy Modalities: Types, Uses, and Limits

Physical therapy modalities are tools and treatments that physical therapists use to reduce symptoms, improve movement, and support recovery. These may include heat, cold, electrical stimulation, ultrasound, traction, manual therapy, and therapeutic exercise.

You receive structured, one-on-one care designed to improve movement and support a more painfree and active life. Our physiotherapists can help you.
Keith Chan
Keith Chan, MPT, CKTP
A New York State licensed physical therapist with over ten years of clinical experience treating a wide range of patients. He earned his Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from CUNY Hunter College after attending Texas A&M University. He also brings extensive fitness expertise, with more than 17 years of experience as a certified personal trainer.
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