How does Physical Therapy help with Arthritis and How to Choose a Physical Therapist?
Channel: Arthritis Life
Date: 18/06/2019

Physical therapist and clinic owner Bret Swigard explains how physical therapy can help with different forms of arthritis and pain relief, and provides tips for finding a good fit with a physical therapist. 

1) (Minute 0:07) - PT is more than exercise!
2) (Minute 1:25): Specific ways physical therapy can help with arthritis and chronic pain
3) (Minute 3:20): How does physical therapy address root causes of pain?
4) (Minute 4:32): How to choose a physical therapy clinic or facility
5) (Minute 5:18): How to choose a physical therapist with a good fit
6) (Minute 7:29): Two important questions for a PT to ask
7) (Minute 9:40): Bloopers! 

This is part 2 of a 3 part video interview series.You can see part 1 here: https://youtu.be/1nDPBRqf6KM and part 3 will be linked here when available.

To learn more about Bret's clinic, Innova Physical Therapy, click here: http://innovaphysicaltherapy.com/

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