Welcome to High Performance Physical Therapy

If you’re currently dealing with shoulder pain, you already know how much it can affect your daily life. Simple tasks like reaching for something on a shelf or opening a car door can become agonizing experiences. Rotator cuff problems are often responsibl

Greater trochanteric pain syndrome (GTPS) is an extremely common, yet often misunderstood condition that limits mobility for millions of people around the world. GTPS, which causes persistent pain on the outside of the hip, is responsible for about 10–20%

Ever feel like your pain reminds you of that annoying friend who just won’t leave you alone? Whether it’s a nagging ache in your back, a burning sensation in your nerves, or a weird, all-over hurt that’s hard to pin down, chronic pain has the potential to

Picture this: you’re powering through your workday, juggling emails and deadlines, when a familiar tightness creeps around your head like a hat that’s too tight. That sensation could indicate chronic tension-type headache (CTTH), and for anyone familiar w

You’re halfway through your morning run, feeling the breeze, when a sharp twinge in your heel stops you cold. Or maybe you’re just stepping out of bed, and your first move feels like a nail’s driven into your foot.

Have you ever wondered how a seemingly minor injury can have a lasting impact on your life? Whiplash, which often results from car accidents and sports injuries, is one such condition that can go on to cause chronic pain and balance problems. In fact, stu

Have you finished chemotherapy, only to find yourself facing new problems from your treatments? Many cancer survivors develop nerve damage in their hands and feet, which is called chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy, or CIPN.

Elbow pain can be a persistent and frustrating issue, often sneaking into one’s daily routines with subtle discomfort that gradually worsens. For many, especially those suffering from lateral elbow tendinopathy—commonly known as tennis elbow—simple tasks

Ever heard the saying, “Never squat past your knees”? It’s a common piece of advice, often given with the best intentions of protecting those precious joints. But what if we told you that going deeper in a squat might actually be beneficial for your knee

Ever tried to swing a racket or lift a coffee mug, only to feel a sharp twinge in your elbow that said, “Nope, not today”? That sensation may be lateral epicondylitis—more commonly referred to as tennis elbow—announcing its presence like an uninvited gues