Balance Training
Young & Old Can Benefit From Improved Balance
Many younger adults have experienced loss of balance/coordination through accidents or injuries. Even if you have not had any falls or have noticeable balancing issues, those who are perhaps wishing to improve their athletic performance can benefit from balance therapy.
Older adults can lose lower body strength and conditioning, which may affect their balance and make them unsteady on their feet. In addition, older adults may be suffering from Spinal Conditions, Spinal Stenosis, Neuropathy, or perhaps, taking certain medications or even have poor vision, which may contribute to their increased risk of falling.
IF YOU ANSWER “YES” TO ANY OF THESE QUESTIONS, YOU MAY
BENEFIT FROM OUR INDIVIDUALIZED BALANCE TRAINING?
•Are you an athlete wanting to improve your balance skills?
•Have you suffered a concussion?
•Have you recently fallen?
•Have you recently developed a fear of falling, even though you have never fallen?
•Do you take precautions while walking in order to avoid falls?
•Do you take smaller steps than you used to?
•Has going downstairs recently become more frightening?
•Do you look for a handhold before closing your eyes in the shower?
•Do you have pain in your knees, hips or feet that make it necessary to put more weight on one foot?
•Have family or friends said they are worried that you might fall?
To request an appointment, please complete the form below and a member of our scheduling team will contact you.
Please Note: Submitting this form does not establish a Doctor-Patient relationship and this form is not intended as a means to dispense medical advice.
Do you, or someone you care about,
have a risk of falling?
Or…a desire to improve overall balance
and/or athletic performance?
With over 2 decades of experience,
our team will do their best to help you
walk with confidence and meet your health/performance goals.
