You know that if you’re in need of PT services in the Amherst, New Hampshire area that the team here at Amherst Physical Therapy is here for you! And you know that no matter whether you’re recovering from surgery, or treating a chronic issue such as tendonitis or neck and back pain, we put your …
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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 certifications in Blood Flow Restriction Training “BFR”. The certification is referred to as Cert. MST. Blood flow restriction training is a method of strength training that involves restricting the blood flow out working muscles to trick the …
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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 that’s effective in providing relief for your aches and pains: dry needling. The technique – which is NOT acupuncture, or the manipulation of the body’s energy – works directly on the painful points in muscles commonly referred to …
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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 introduce ‘Discovery Visits’! You may have noticed the new button on our website, and yes, you may be wondering just what this means for you! Schedule a Discovery Visit and have an experienced …
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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, the ‘Best of Souhegan Valley Region Awards’ recognize local businesses and services that go above and beyond in the Souhegan Valley, and winners are chosen by the readers of the Cabinet Press and …
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PT Month 2018: Thoughts on Physical Therapy (Part 2, Alyssa)
Continuing with our Physical Therapy Month quotes, today’s words are from Alyssa Stuart, PT, DPT. What does it mean for you to be a physical therapist? A physical therapist helps to improve functional limitations for many different conditions and can treat in a wide variety of medical settings. A physical therapist to me must be …
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PT Month 2018: Thoughts on Physical Therapy
As October is Physical Therapy Month, we wanted to feature quotes from Amherst PT on physical therapy and what the profession means to us! Today’s words are from Kurt Bergeron, MSPT; Owner of Amherst Physical Therapy: What does it mean to be a PT: Being a Physical Therapist to me means being able to take …
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Reflections on PT by PRN’s Dan Fleury (Response to Opinion Article)
Dan Fleury (PT, DPT, OCS, Diploma Osteopractic, FAAOMPT) – a PT at Portsmouth Physical Therapy and the Vice President of the Pinnacle Rehab Network (to which Amherst is a member) – penned this tremendous piece on physical therapy in response to a recent article he had read that expressed doubts about PT as a whole. It’s something that we …
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