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Know that choosing a physical therapist is first and foremost your choice. So take some time to kick a few tires before simply “going to PT.” All legally practicing physical therapists in Montana are licensed. That’s great. And there are a lot of quality PTs out there. Some, however, have gone the extra mile to specialize in areas that may dramatically improve your situation. At Alpine Physical Therapy, we have specialists in manual therapy, women’s health, spine care, jaw and face pain,vestibular and balance disorders, along with various sports experts in climbing, court sports, soccer, cycling, and running. Of our 15 physical therapists at Alpine, 11 have doctorates, 4 are board certified through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialities, and we hold 11 advanced and prestigious national certifications. More people have kicked the tires of Alpine’s physical therapists and resoundingly say they are glad they did. Click here to learn more about the advanced specialties of each of Alpine’s expert team. 
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New information is constantly being shared among our professional staff during our monthly inservices at Alpine Physical Therapy. Special thanks to student intern, Josie Sweeney, for her dynamite presentation this month of Jonathan Hoffman’s Foundation Training.  Super fun. Super effective. These progressions are designed in a way that even beginners can grasp key positions and movements that make up a meaningful progression of Foundation Training. You can do these exercises at home, at the gym, or while traveling. Josie created and presented handouts based on the work of Jonathan Hoffman, allowing our PTs in all our locations to be able to integrate them as a cool home program for select patients at Alpine.   2/21/2015 0 Comments Fit To Fight Offers Free Exercise Resources to Cancer Patients and Survivors - by brent dodgeMissoula has always had an active community. Active is the key word! Exercise can help fight depression, regain strength, and combat fatigue. Exercise is the best medicine. There is no population that understands this more than cancer patients and survivors.  FIT TO FIGHT is here to help
Medical studies prove that exercise helps minimize the detrimental side-effects of cancer treatment, aiding in the return to a better quality of life. This unique program is based on education, health, and fitness to empower those fighting cancer to understand how to become stronger and maintain strength. FIT TO FIGHT helps cancer survivors re-establish trust in their bodies and return to daily life as productive members of their community. Program Format The FIT TO FIGHT program runs three 8-week sessions per year, twice weekly. The format is a small organized group exercise session, with individual tailoring. Each session consists of stretching, breathing & relaxation, resistive strengthening, and endurance training. Each class of the session was developed by a licensed physical therapist and is led by an exercise physiologist. Who can participate in the program? FTF is open to cancer patients and survivors of any age, gender, cancer diagnosis, and stage in the treatment process. A medical release is required from their doctor. How much does it cost? The program is free of cost to all participants. Donations go directly to the FIT TO FIGHT program and its participants. Upcoming Sessions Winter Session Beginning Feb. 24th, 2015 Spring Session Beginning April, 2015 For applications, to donate, or for additional information, visit our website www.FitToFightMT.org by clicking here. Or contact Emily at 406-750-0943 or by email at: emily.fittofightmt@gmail.com. People who take steps to learn about their aches and pains tend to improve, faster. Knowledge is power, a huge first step toward healing an orthopedic ailment. Shoulder pain? It doesn’t always spell a torn tendon and imminent surgery. In fact, most people we see in physical therapy for shoulder pain do quite well with the care of their doctor together with physical therapy treatment. Learn all you can. To help, we’ve created a Resource section on our website filled with information on over 200 orthopedic conditions, such as back pain, rotator cuff injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, and arthritis. Go to Resources and click on “Conditions.” You can also access our video library of hot topics in PT, orthopedics, health and wellness, and sports performance. In the Resource section, click on Health Information and go to AlpineTV. Check out AlpinePTmissoula.com under “Resources.” Get the facts in easy read format with some of the best anatomical artwork available today on the web, making learning about your condition meaningful and easy.   When Thursday, February 5th
Where Alpine Physical Therapy, Downtown. 150 E. Spruce St. Ste A (In the Peak Health and Wellness Center, Downtown) Time 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Light foods and snacks provided. Please come celebrate and support this program of fitness and education those fighting cancer. We’d love for you to stop by. Thank you for your support! For more information and to RSVP, contact Emily at 406-251-2323. Also visit the Fit to Fight website by clicking here. |
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Brent Dodge is the founding owner of Alpine Physical Therapy and is a board certified orthopedic specialist. He holds additional certifications in Functional Dry Needling, Manual Physical Therapy, and Strength and Conditioning. CategoriesAll Alpine Physical Therapy Alpine Soccer Team Alpine Softball Alzheimer's Disease American Cancer Society Ana Soulia Angela Listug Vap Angela Listug-Vap Ankle Sprains Antara Quinones Aquatics Audrey Elias Back Pain Balance Biking Boston Marathon Brace Hayden Brent Dodge Cancer CDC Certified Chiropractic Climbing Concussion CoreAlign Core Studio Crossfit Dance Medicine Dennis McCrea Diabetes Diane Cummins Diva Day Dr. Liz Walker Eating Emily Jones Ergonomics Events Excercises Fall Prevention Fall Prevention Awareness Day Fishing Fitness Fit To Fight Foot Pain Functional Dry Needling Gary Gales Golf Good Food Store Headaches Health Her Health Hiking Hip Pain Jamie Terry Jeannette Kittredge Jessica Kehoe Jonathan Hoffman's Foundation Training Josie Sweeney Kayla Johnson Kerri Houck Knee Pain Kristi Moore Leah Versteegen Lindsy Campbell Linsey Olson Low Back Pain LYMPHEDEMA Mary Mischke Matt Schweitzer MISA Missoula Marathon Missoula's Choice Moms Montana Geriatric Society Morgan York Singer Morgan York-Singer MT Alpha Cycling National Cancer Institute National Falls Awareness Neck Pain Oncology Rehab Program Pain Pamela Pack Peak Health & Wellness Center Peak Triathlon Pelvic Pain Physical Therapy Physical Therapy (Journal) Pilates Primal Practice Relay For Life Resources Roger Sperry Ron Clijsen Ron Veilleux Runner's Edge Running Samantha Glaes Sam Schmidt Sarah McMillan Shoulder Pain Sitting Skiing Skye Folsom Soccer Spine Magazine Spine Rehab Sports STEADI (Stopping Elderly Accidents Tai Chi Tamarack Brewing Company Tara Mund The Runner's Clinic Tips Travis Dye Ultrasound Imaging University Of Montana Urinary Incontinence Walking Wellness Wellness Program Westside Dance Physical Therapy Who Is Perfect? Women's Health Archives
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