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The best ball for challenging stabilization exercises. A must have for the home workouts!
For optimal results, ask your physical therapist to teach you how to recruit your core when you are working out on the ball. Pay attention to the size you order for the best fit for your body. Safety Note: start your exercises at the easiest level to build your core strength from deep inside – the challenge of exercises on the ball can be misleading and lead to soreness or injury. If you choose to use the ball to sit on during your day, wean into its use slowly!
A great tool for targeted strengthening
This ball has many uses. You can use it for targeted strengthening for the hip or abdominal muscles, as an example. It can also be used to release muscles: lie on your back with the ball behind to rest your neck;or place it under your tailbone for gentle low back traction; or lie down with the ball between your shoulder blades for a chest opener! Always talk to your practitioner to ensure that this is a safe tool for you to use. There should never be any pain with its use.
Belt to stabilize the SIJ while you strengthen the muscles around the pelvic and hips
This is the belt that most physical therapists recommend due to its style. With an elastic strap to mimic the muscular role and the non-elastic strap to mimic the ligament role in stabilization, this is a great tool to stabilize ligament sprains or muscle weakness while you strengthen and heal. Caution: talk to your physical therapist is this is right for you and is safe for your to use. Improper fitting or improper use may increase ow back pain and dysfunction.
A helpful tool for women with a small vaginal opening due to surgery or trauma.
This product is not for relaxing muscles (see the Perifit device for general pelvic floor biofeedback). The package includes various sizes to allow slow, progressive stretching of delicate tissue. Follow instructions carefully and consult your doctor or pelvic floor specialist to ensure this is the right product for you.
A fun and innovative way to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles at home.
This device is designed for biofeedback training to help you learn how to contract and relax your pelvic floor muscles effectively. Always consult your pelvic floor practitioner before use to ensure safety and proper technique.
E-stim Unit offering TNS, IFC, microstim, and muscle re-training
This unit packs a lot into it. Use the TNS setting for decreasing pain, the interferential (IFC) setting for decreasing inflammation, the microstim for improved healing times, and the neuromuscular setting for post-operative strengthening in conjunction with your physical therapy exercises. Caution: Ask your physical therapist is this unit is safe for you to use.
This is the inversion table I use in my office. It is sturdy, easy to assemble, and allows you to fully relax while inverted.
It works with gravity, so you must adjust the leg bar length for your height. I like this product because your feet lock securely in place. CAUTION: Speak with your doctor or physical therapist prior to purchasing an inversion table, as safety depends on blood pressure and proper usage parameters.
A simple and effective massage ball for thoracic and rib joint self-mobilization.
This ball is ideal for relieving stuck joints in the spine and can be used at home following minor lift or twist injuries. It comes with exercise instructions for safe use. CAUTION: Do not use following a fall; consult your doctor first to ensure there is no bone fracture.
Easy to use and Easy to correct the tailbone position at the SI joint
This is an easy way to correct certain SI joint dysfunctions and malalignments, thereby decreasing low back pain and stiffness. It comes with included exercises to get you started!
E-stim Unit for Home with a Various Programs for Multiple Uses
This is a great little home unit that I use in the clinic. With TENS for pain control, interferential for anti-inflammatory/ pain management, microstim for improved healing, and Neuromuscular Re-education for post-operative strengthening, this unit does it all. Caution – be sure to read all the instructions and warning prior to use. After assessing it is safe to use on my patient, I often google the specific settings for more specific use. CUT and PASTE the full web address below to learn more about the unit.
Targeted Microstim for improved healing and decreasing pain
The Dolphin Neurostim is a tool that allows targeted microstim into acupuncture points for improved healing. It is easy to use and comes with starting instructions.
Stress relaxation through calming of the vagus nerve
This Dolphin Neurostim unit comes with attachments that will treat the Vagus nerve. The Vagus nerve is one of the nerves responsible for the fight-or-flight stress response. When activated, our digestion, heart rate, breathing, and sleep is interrupted. This unit helps to normalize these uncomfortable feelings by calming the Vagus nerve. It is invaluable when working through trauma, pain, and stress.