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Golfer with back pain

June 8, 2026

Ten years ago, you could play 18 holes on Saturday, mow the lawn on Sunday, and barely think about it. Now your back tightens up halfway through a round. Your elbow aches for two days afterward. Maybe your knee complains every time you walk a hilly course, or your shoulder feels stiff before you’ve even reached the back nine. The frustrating part is that it often feels like...

Back Pain Yard Work

April 17, 2026

How to Keep Yard Work from Throwing Out Your Back Every spring, it happens like clockwork. You finally get a stretch of nice weather, head outside with good intentions, and start tackling everything that’s been waiting all winter—yard cleanup, spreading mulch, pulling weeds, maybe even reorganizing the garage. And here in Portsmouth, Hampton, and across the Seacoast, that urgency feels real after a long New England winter. It...

Knee Pain

March 6, 2026

Before You Consider Knee Surgery – Read This Arthroscopic knee surgery is one of the most commonly performed orthopedic procedures in the United States, and total knee replacement isn’t far behind. Both procedures are frequently recommended for people suffering from knee pain, especially when imaging shows arthritis, meniscus tears, or other degenerative changes inside the joint. But here’s what many people don’t realize – the presence of those...

carrie snow

January 30, 2026

If you live in New England, you already know — this winter has arrived with a vengeance. After several mild seasons, we’re finally seeing the kind of snowstorms that turn everyday homeowners into part-time weightlifters overnight. Shovels come out. Snowblowers get dragged from garages. Driveways, walkways, decks, cars, and mailboxes all need to be cleared — often quickly and in freezing temperatures. In other words, snow removal involves...

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January 5, 2026

Back Surgery Is Rarely the Answer — Here’s What to Know First The number of times this week I’ve heard people talk excitedly about their upcoming back surgery has genuinely left me disheartened. Not because surgery never has a place — but because it highlights just how misunderstood non-surgical healing for back pain still is. No matter how much education I share, or how much research exists showing...

Fall

September 23, 2025

A Physical Therapy Expert’s Guide to Enjoying Fall Activities Pain-Free Fall is my favorite season-and I know it is for many of you too. Crisp air, colorful leaves, pumpkin patches, and cozy outdoor gatherings are some things that come to mind. But there’s also raking leaves, picking apples, chopping wood, and moving heavy things like hay bales or pumpkins. Any of these activities can produce unwelcome strain on...

golf injuries

June 2, 2025

Golf is a favorite pastime for millions – and now that the season is in full swing here in New England – many players are eager to hit the course as often as possible. But when back, knee, elbow, or shoulder pain creeps in – those 18 holes can quickly lose their appeal – and even become depressing. Pain doesn’t just interfere with your swing. It can drain...

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February 26, 2025

Arthroscopic knee surgery is one of the most common surgeries performed – despite research telling us that it’s not nearly as effective as most people are led to believe. Furthermore, the science tells us that people who do undergo arthroscopic knee surgery are more likely to have knee arthritis that advances rapidly – resulting in a total knee replacement that quite possibly could have been avoided. Arthroscopic knee...

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February 5, 2025

Arthritis is a widespread and debilitating condition that affects over 350 million people worldwide. In the U.S. alone, nearly 58.5 million people live with some form of arthritis, making it one of the leading causes of disability. Until recently, conventional treatments like medication, injections, and surgery were the go-to options for managing arthritis-related pain and immobility. However, more people are seeking natural, non-invasive alternatives to reduce their reliance...

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