Welcome to Manual Therapy Associates Inc.
WHERE THE POWER TO HELP IS IN YOUR HANDS, AND THE POWER TO HELP HEAL IS IN OURS
At Manual Therapy Associates, you’ll find one very important difference. We always deliver hands-on, one-to-one physical therapy aimed at giving you a faster, more effective recovery.
Whether you are experiencing a recent sprain, complications from surgery or scar tissue, have multiple areas of pain and trauma, recovering from a car accident or a sport injury, we have the advanced training and unique capabilities to get you out of pain and back to your activities sooner. If you have been unable to receive effective therapy elsewhere or need a second opinion, Dr. Sandra Do can help.
At Manual Therapy Associates, we believe that life is movement and movement is life. And you don’t have to live with pain and dysfunction as long as we are here with the experience, resources and hands-on expertise to help you.
Manual Therapy is a hands-on specialty in physical therapy, performed by trained Doctors of Physical Therapy. It includes advanced techniques like mobilizing or manipulating soft tissues, nerves, and joints.
Tens of millions of people suffer from migraine, cluster or tension headaches. The causes and treatments vary depending on the type of headache you have, the duration and whether it is chronic or acute.
Fibromyalgia is a common condition causing widespread pain in joints, muscles, tendons, and soft tissues. It’s often linked with fatigue, stiffness, sleep issues, headaches, numbness, depression, and anxiety.
Four out of five (80%) American adults experience back and neck pain sometime during their lives. That’s millions of Americans who suffer from chronic back pain and the lost mobility it causes.
Myofascial Release (MFR) is a physical therapy technique for pain and soft-tissue issues. Trauma, inflammation, or surgery can cause restrictions, creating pressures up to 2,000 psi on pain-sensitive structures, often undetectable in standard tests.
Manual therapy techniques like myofascial release, soft tissue mobilization, and stretching help treat pain and spasms from trigger points. However, some cases may not fully resolve with manual techniques and exercise alone.
