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Founder and clinician Hina Sheth gives an introduction to Rebalance Physical Therapy including their philosophy of treatment, areas of specialty and even a walk-through of one of their clinics. At Rebalance Physical Therapy, our mission is to help you be as active as you can be and take control of your body by providing individualized, evidence-based physical therapy evaluation and treatment.
Video integrated courses and product recommendations for people that cannot see us in-person.
Clients are often surprised by our extensive evaluation process. Often their injuries have been viewed as isolated symptoms without a holistic diagnosis. We tailor a customized treatment plan to address the full scope of your condition.
In order achieve your best alignment you have to release the right muscles and fascia that is creating the imbalance in your body.
In order to give you muscles the best platform to work most effectively then you need to have your joints and body in it's most optimal alignment.
Pain-free movement is what we strive to accomplish at Rebalance. However for you muscles to work correctly they have to have optimal body aligned to correctly.
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