Synergy Healthcare Clinic in Spokane Valley is home to Spokane Valley’s most gentle, advanced, and experienced physical therapists and occupational therapists. Through posts on our blog we share our clinical knowledge gained from decades of working with clients like you. From shoulder pain, to neck pain, to balance issues – you can gain knowledge and find tips for healthier, more vital living through our clinical knowledge blog posts.
Many of us experience neck and shoulder pain, as there is so much we do with our hands; however, if we’re experiencing more than our fair share, it seems it’s likely that it has very much to do with how we use our bodies, not just our hands. Our posture Read more
The body is a closed system, safely sealed from the outside world. The openings of the body are highly protected areas that have many failsafe features to keep what comes in and out of the body well regulated. This ensures that the systems inside our body can function effectively without any major Read more
Guess what? Many people in America have suffered from some sort of foot problem. From athlete’s foot to a torn Achilles’ tendon, it seems like there is no escape. Foot pain does not discriminate, it will get you whether you are a world class athlete or “professional” TV viewer! I Read more
Have you ever felt like your head was in a vise? Have you experience an intense pressure that feels like your head is going to explode? Many Americans have this kind of experience, and no one should have to live with it. Headaches often come packaged with neck and shoulder pain, Read more
You know what? Lower back pain is like the annoying IRS: it will get you no matter who you are; man, woman, American, Canadian, athlete, couch potato, actor, banker, I could go on. Just like people pay money to get the most out of their tax return, why not learn Read more
Movement is life. When we stop moving, bad things happen. The different systems of the body rely on movement to deliver nutrients and to whisk away waste products. From the cardiovascular system with blood or the lymphatic system with its own flow, to the nerves with their axoplasmic flow – Read more