The New Jersey Physical Therapist will help create, shape, support our structure, communicate information, move nutrients and waste.

1. NJ Physical Therapy and Massage for Pain Management
One misconception of patients who attend athletic physical therapy is that the human body
does not divide itself up into systems like we often see in medical anatomy books. The
human body is one integrated series of tissues that communicates and balances the body
with regards to both structure and function. With that knowledge, when a patient enters
into sports rehabilitation, they know the recovery process will involve many exercises,
movements, and techniques to bring the body to functioning in its many parts. The key for
NJ Physical Therapy is position the patient in the best athletic shape they have been prior
to the injury. This requires full understanding of what is best for the patient and what is
best for their body. The New Jersey Physical Therapist will help create, shape, support our
structure, and communicate information, move nutrients and waste. The New Jersey
Physical therapist has to communicate with the athlete’s doctors in order to understand the
correct diagnosis and the medicine required for their progression. Along with that, they
New Jersey Physical Therapist will need the patient to adapt to various movements at the
pace they can and move forward gradually.
When the patient experiences pain during sports rehabilitation, they are adjusting to a
norm in which the body is supposed to move. For example, when a athlete attends sports
therapy for an ankle injury, they will need to learn how to walk, run, and jump on the ankle
just as if the injury never occurred Sports physical therapy requires exercises to strengthen
the ankle muscles and heal the bones that are placed in the ankle. Once the patient is able
to adjust to the discomfort and gain strength the sports therapy has been working
thoroughly for them. Pain and dysfunction result from the body’s inability to release the
energy trapped in these restricted tissues. To help release the pain and discomfort, the NJ
Physical therapy center has an acupuncturist and NJ Massage Therapy center available. NJ
Massage therapy works alongside with sports physical therapy for the athlete to have a
consistent program they help with their sports rehabilitation process. At some point during
NJ Physical Therapy, the restrictive load becomes too much and there is no buffer left to
accommodate the stress on the body. There are variety pain feelings that the athlete may
experience but they are placed under 2 categories. These categories that are expressed by
the body are known as chronic pain or acute pain. Both of these forms of pain is the body’s
way of saying pay attention; there is too much damage in a specific area in the body. NJ
Massage therapy and sports therapy are the parts of the recovery process to release pain
and increase strength into the human body.