Reid Physical Therapy therapists develop an individualized treatment plan for each patient after a comprehensive and thorough analysis of a patient's source of pain. Since our therapists are skilled in a variety of advanced treatment methods, you can be assured that your treatment plan will incorporate a highly specific treatment approach rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
At Reid Physical Therapy, your physical therapy treatment plan may involve one or more of the following treatments depending on your need. Click on any item below to learn more:

Orthopedic Manual Therapy encompasses and is driven by scientific evidence, clinical support, and the bio-psychosocial framework of each individual patient.

Manual, Self & Active Muscle Stretching

At Reid Physical Therapy, stretching routines are developed via knowing, understanding and applying sound biomechanics. Good stretching routines not only assist in healing a pathological structure, but also prevent it from worsening. Reid Physical Therapy offers and develops both manual passive and self-stretching routines depending on the needs of the client.


With proper evaluation and treatment, clients with joint dysfunction and/or degenerative changes can be taught to correct their faulty movement habits via therapeutic exercise, stretching and ergonomics.
Joint Mobilization & Spinal Mobilization

Manual, Self & Active Muscle Stretching

At Reid Physical Therapy, stretching routines are developed via knowing, understanding and applying sound biomechanics. Good stretching routines not only assist in healing a pathological structure, but also prevent it from worsening. Reid Physical Therapy offers and develops both manual passive and self-stretching routines depending on the needs of the client.


We believe that a more informed client is more likely to continue to perform his/her Home Program and take better care of his/her body.


Developing muscle strength is an important part of the rehabilitation process, not only for restorative and corrective means, but also to compensate for poor joint function such as osteoarthritis or other musculoskeletal dysfunction.



At Reid Physical Therapy, spinal decompression training can be provided for low-level acute injury needing a gentle anti-inflammatory local mechanical pumping effect or with higher intensity training for the athlete, weekend athlete, or even the middle-aged non-athlete with chronic or intermittent low-back pain.




Our therapist will carefully construct and develop the proper home exercise program for you that will compliment your clinical treatment plan.



