Not just PT...should it be called BodyWork?

I don’t complete just traditional PT, I’ve specialized in so many other “manual therapy” techniques that don’t fit into just the PT category – I’m now calling it PT and BodyWork

physical therapy, UncategorizedLisa WilcoxSeptember 28, 2017body, bodywork, colorado, cupping, denver, dry, dry needling, exercise, healing, joint, mobilization, myofascial, needling, pain, physical, private, release, therapy, thornton, work Comment

Grand Opening

Solstice PT’s Grand-Opening was a great success!!

UncategorizedLisa WilcoxSeptember 17, 2017@solsticePT, broomfield, colorado, cupping, denver, dry needling, erie, myofascial release, northglenn, physical therapy, private, private physical therapy, PT, thornton, westminsterComment

5 Exercises to Decrease Low Back Pain

physical therapy, UncategorizedLisa WilcoxAugust 20, 2017Comment

Rotator cuff tear? See a PT first!

Do you have shoulder pain or suspect a rotator cuff tear? Most of the time, physical therapy can return you back to full and pain-free function without needing surgery. See a PT first!

Not all Dry Needling is created equal

Dry needling can be performed in a gentle way the provides immediate pain relief, a decrease in muscle tightness and does not leave the patient with significant soreness.

Dry Needling by Solstice PT - FAQ

Dry needling is a very helpful treatment for muscle tension, muscle spasm, muscle tightness, pain, swelling, bruising, ligament and tendon inflammation, fibromyalgia and many more conditions. It is much more effective when combined with massage than just massage alone.

UncategorizedLisa WilcoxJanuary 15, 2017acupuncture, ankle, arthritis, back, better care, brighton, broomfield, colorado, commerce city, customized, denver, dry needling, fibromyalgia, fort lupton, greeley, healing, hip, home, inflammation, Insurance, joint, knee, lochbouie, medical, muscle, neck, needle, nerve, pain, physical, physical therapy, private, reunion, sciatic, sciatica, shoulder, sprain, strain, therapy, thornton, trigger point, westminster Comment

Does pregnancy have to be painful?

Pregnancy does not have to be accompanied by low back, pelvic, sacroiliac or sciatic pain. Physical therapists can provide treatment and education to alleviate pain during and after pregnancy.