Synergy Physical Therapy

By talking to patients so they understand their individual plan of treatment and discussing their unique goals, we find that patient accountability rises and outcomes drastically improves. During the deconstruction phase, we focus on the breaking down of scar tissue, tight muscles, and bad habits. During reconstruction, we are strengthening and conditioning the muscles through proper mechanics.

Our therapists take the time to understand your unique needs and goals, and use only manual techniques with proven results. Explore our services below to learn more about how we create a treatment plan customized for you. Designed to reduce trigger point tension by inserting a very fine needle into muscles to reduce pain and improve function.

The staff work as a team and each one supports my progress. Everyone is very patient when explaining how to do an exercise, especially when someone needs repeated cues as to what to do. Vincent and the team at Synergy have been critical support in helping me recover from months of muscle and mobility loss due to an ACL and meniscus injury that required surgery.

Dry Needling is a technique to reduce trigger point tension by inserting a very fine needle into muscles to reduce pain and improve function. Any treatment that has "needle" in the name might seem a bit unpleasant, but dry needling is not as scary as it sounds. Dry needling targets trigger points, which are areas in connective tissue that limits motions and causes pain.

The way a person walks, or their "gait, " is as much a part of their individual identity as their fingerprint. Whether they saunter, stroll, or strut, their walk can say a lot about their personality, as well as their health. Gait training is an important component of many physical therapy plans.

In order to ensure perfect gait mechanics, we use a combination of strength, flexibility and balance training to get the patient to effectively and safely move through space.Gait training is ESSENTIAL in rehabilitating from any injury/surgery from low back down to the the legs, and even if you are injury free, everyone can benefit from a better walk.