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Explore helpful tips, clinic updates, injury prevention advice, and physical therapy resources from the Amherst Physical Therapy team.
We Now Offer Telehealth Visits!
During this Covid-19 emergency, social distancing is key. And, as such, we are now offering telehealth visits for...
What is DBS? And Can Amherst PT Help?
DBS stands for Dormant Butt Syndrome, a condition that’s growing in our nation over the last few years. And while one...
PT for Injury Prevention in Athletes
With the fall winding down, we’re now heading further into basketball, hockey, and ski season. Athletes are training -...
Quotes for World PT Day
In honor of World PT Day, which was just this week, we're describing what being a physical therapist means to us! From...
Amherst PT Celebrates 12th Anniversary!
We are very proud to have celebrated another milestone earlier this month! Amherst PT opened it's doors 12 years ago...
Kurt Receives Certification in Vestibular Rehab!
Amherst Physical Therapy is happy to announce that Kurt has attained his certification in vestibular rehab. He...
Soreness in the Short Term Equals Health in the Long Term
When you're injured or recovering from an injury, you'll oftentimes want to simply click your fingers and have the...
What You May Not Have Known About Physical Therapy!
You know that if you're in need of PT services in the Amherst, New Hampshire area that the team here at Amherst...
Amherst PT Attends Blood Flow Restriction Training
Amherst Physical Therapy is proud to announce that Kurt Bergeron, MSPT and Alyssa Stuart, DPT have recently received...
The PT Technique You Should Know Of: Dry Needling
A number of physical therapists (like those at Amherst Physical Therapy) are increasingly utilizing a new technique...
Check Out Amherst PT’s Discovery Visits!
Aches and pains? Knee bothering you when you walk or run? Do you have back pain? Amherst Physical Therapy is happy to...
Best of Souhegan Awards – 2018
This fall we were honored at the Best of Souhegan 2018 awards banquet, and it was an excellent time! Each year,...
Get Back to Doing What You Love
Take the next step toward moving better, feeling stronger, and getting back to the activities that matter to you.











