A physical therapist (PT) is a medical professional who specializes in restoring mobility and motion that is usually associated with pain and pathology. A PT has the unique skills to comprehensively evaluate, identify, and correct faulty movement patterns that often are the precursor to an individual's pain, stiffness, or physical complaint.
Physical therapy should not be a passive process as PT'swork collaboratively with their patients when establishing an individualized treatment aimed at educating and guiding the recovery of a patient's condition which ultimately improves quality of life.
Physical therapy should not be a passive process as PT'swork collaboratively with their patients when establishing an individualized treatment aimed at educating and guiding the recovery of a patient's condition which ultimately improves quality of life.
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The Clinic
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The Clinic - Physical Therapy & Human Performance, Inc. was founded by Alex Bravo in 2015 when he saw a need in South Ogden for a facility that not only delivered comprehensive and evidence-based outpatient physical therapy; but also served as a premier resource and provider for state of the art human performance programs that aim to prevent injury, optimize movement, and maximize performance.
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Alex received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Utah in 2011 after receiving his Bachelor of Science degree from Weber State University in Athletic Training and becoming a Board Certified Athletic Trainer in 2007.
Alex recently became a Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS) through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists and becomes one of only a handful of clinicians in the state that is Board Certified as an Athletic Trainer as well as a Sports Clinical Specialist.
Alex recently became a Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS) through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists and becomes one of only a handful of clinicians in the state that is Board Certified as an Athletic Trainer as well as a Sports Clinical Specialist.
Post-Operative Physical Therapy
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Surgery is often the reason for referral to physical therapy, and although post-operative protocols are ultimately determined by the surgeon it is imperative that your physical therapist understands your specific surgery, tissues and structures involved and how that will impact rehabilitation and subsequent surgical outcomes.
Injury / Pain Rehabilitation
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Physical Therapy for non-operative conditions has been shown to be just as effective and less expensive for many orthopedic conditions when compared to surgery or other commonly used invasive treatments. Physical therapy aims at getting to the very root of the problem; by addressing contributing factors, correcting muscle imbalances, and restoring movement/mobility - patients often find resolution of their pain and dysfunction.
Sports Physical Therapy
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Sports physical therapy differs from general orthopedic physical therapy in that it requires your physical therapist to have an acute and comprehensive understanding in the various functional requirements of your sport and how it relates to movement function/dysfunction and subsequent injury. This is so extensive, in fact, that it is one of eight specialty areas the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties offers.
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