Spine Stabilization Program

State-of –the Art Techniques Combined to Alleviate Back Pain
Discovering the Source of Your Back Pain Land Tools and Techniques include:
Are you constantly plagued by a nagging, frustrating pain in your back?  Some days you may find it difficult to perform such tasks as cutting the grass or carrying loads of laundry, while other days you can’t even bend over to simply put on your shoes.  What may be so frustrating is that you can’t seem to pinpoint the source of your pain, much less do anything for yourself to relieve it.  If your life is restricted by back pain, don’t look any further.  The Spine Stabilization Program at Huntsville Pool and Land Therapy is designed specifically for you.
  • Electrical stimulation and/or ultrasound

  • Postural strengthening exercises: emphasizes control, technique, and postural alignment

  • Dynamic stabilization exercises: designed to develop muscles that stabilize the spine

  • Therapeutic ball exercises, foam roller exercises, neuromuscular re-education, and correct body mechanics training

Putting an End to Your Back Pain…Finally!

Water Tools and Techniques include:

Huntsville Pool and Land Therapy offers the latest therapeutic techniques that are sure to return you to your normal daily activities.  First, your therapist will begin a complete evaluation to find the source of your back pain and to develop goals for eliminating your suffering.  Then you will be guided through a combination of both land and water exercises aimed at decreasing you back pain and muscles spasms while increasing your spinal strength, function, stability, range of motion, and endurance.  Your therapist will also teach you correct body mechanics so that you can avoid unexpected, painful relapses.  Back pain therapy that provides both freedom from a restricted life and the knowledge to maintain that freedom?  That’s physical therapy with a personal touch.
  • Resistance exercises: the reduced gravity environment of water provides the opportunity for resistance at any point in the range of motion and in all directions of movement without the potentially harmful effects of impact

  • Range of motion and flexibility exercises: the unloading effect of buoyancy and the increase in superficial circulation through warm water temperature, laminal flow, and hydrostatic pressure combine to provide an environment of support and general muscular relaxation