Physical Therapy Business Relocates To Run Free Educational Workshops
Dec 11, 2019
A physical therapy company has relocated within Durham to larger premises to help ensure that they can educate the local community on treating pain without surgery or medication.
December 11, 2019 / / —
A reputable physical therapy company is pleased to announce its move to help further educate clients. Kaizen Physical Therapy relocated within Durham City to a larger premises on November 1st, 2019 to ensure that they could provide education for people eager to avoid both medication and surgery.
The business is aware that many people who suffer from pain are completely uncertain about what steps they should take. According to the company, this leads to many people gaining poor advice. In many cases, it brings unnecessary surgery and years of pain medications without ever managing to reach a real long term solution.
Kaizen Physical Therapy aims to help save people from unnecessary suffering. The company is now offering free educational workshops. The workshops are designed to help educate anyone interested in the causes of pain and how to eliminate it without medications or surgery.
Owner of Kaizen Physical Therapy, Dr. Derek Nielson states:
“Many of the people we help believe they need an X-ray or MRI to diagnose the cause of their pain. However, the older we get, the more likely we are to have arthritis, degenerative disc disease, or even torn muscles, and the truth is that they rarely are the cause of pain. Most times, an X-ray and MRI are completely unnecessary to diagnose the root cause of someone’s pain. Too often the findings lead to surgery and invasive procedures which can be avoided. Pain is much more complex than what you see on an X-ray or MRI.”
As well as providing education to the community of Durham, Kaizen Physical Therapy further specializes in helping ensure that people can live active and mobile lives, even if they are dealing with chronic pain.
Their treatment options include myofascial release, dry needling, and physical therapy. According to the company, those who seek help will often require one-on-one attention. This is different from the typical physical therapy model.
At Kaizen Physical Therapy, the team specializes in providing a full-body, integrative approach that gets to the root of the issue.
Dr. Nielsen said:
“So often, the area which is in pain isn’t the root problem. The area which hurts is typically in pain because it’s overworked due to another part of the body is not doing its job fully. A long-term solution always involves looking closely at the entire body.”
Dr. Nielsen has recently written a book titled:
“Get Rid of Pain & Back to Living an Active Life Without Pain Medications, Injections, and Surgery.”
The book is provided to all patients and can be downloaded from the Kaizen Physical Therapy Website.
Those interested in attending the workshop taught by Dr. Nielsen should visit the company's website. Alternatively, the business can be contacted directly using the information provided below.
The next workshop is focused around how to eliminate back pain and will be held on January 25th at 5102 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd Durham, 27707.
Derek Nielsen
Kaizen Physical Therapy
5102 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd
Suite 214,
Durham,
NC 27707
(919) 617-6134
http://kaizenphysicaltherapy.com/
[email protected]
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Name: Derek Nielsen
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Organization: Kaizen Physical Therapy
Address: 5102 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd Suite 214, Durham, NC 27707
Phone: (919) 617-6134
Website: http://kaizenphysicaltherapy.com/
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