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MARCH 2023 - PROGRESSIVE SUPRANUCLEAR PALSY

Progressive supranuclear palsy is an uncommon brain disorder that causes serious problems with walking, balance, eye movements, and swallowing. Learn about the recommendations NPTSM can offer to help you avoid falls due to PSP.

FEBRUARY 2023 - DYSTONIA

Dystonia is a neurological disorder that is characterized by involuntary muscle spasms and contractions.  It is important to touch on the subject of dystonia, as it is the 3rd most common movement disorder in the US.  Learn about dystonia and how NPTSM can help.

DECEMBER 2022 - CIDP

In people with permanent physical impairments, physical therapy can be very important.  Learn about CIDP and how our physical therapists and occupational therapists at NPTSM will treat CIDP by working with you to maintain or increase your strength and improve your coordination. 

NOVEMBER 2022 - VESTIBULAR DISORDER

Falls and dizziness are common among people over 65. However, falling should not be thought of as a normal occurrence that happens as we age. Learn how our physical therapists at NPTSM are trained to evaluate problems with walking and balance and conduct a fall risk assessment.

OCTOBER 2022 - STROKE

Learn how Neuro Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine can help patients who have suffered from a stroke. It is essential to know the warning signs and how to act FAST to identify a stroke. There are also six ways you can help yourself lower your risk for stroke.

SEPTEMBER 2022 - ALS

Though every May is ALS Awareness Month, I decided to bring attention to how this progressive neurodegenerative disease affects patients and what we can do to help our patients with ALS.  Check out our newsletter, attached below, here is what I want you to know about it!

AUGUST 2022 - NEUROPATHY

Many of our patients suffering from Neuropathy have experienced tremendous results from Neuro Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine.  Check out our newsletter, attached below, on how it works and here is what I want you to know about it!

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