Lymphedema care varies enormously in quality, and most people have no way to judge what they’re receiving. If your treatment is a compression stocking handed over without measurement, or a massage that feels pleasant but changes nothing, or an instruction to elevate your leg and come back in six months — you may reasonably assume that’s what treatment looks like, because you have nothing to compare it against.
At Highland Physical Therapy, Kimberley Schwarze and her team regularly work with people navigating fibromyalgia. One of the most common things we hear is: “I just don’t feel like myself anymore.” This blog is here to help you understand what fibromyalgia is, why your body feels the way it does, and how you can begin to take back control in a way that feels supportive and realistic.
At Highland Physical Therapy, this is a pattern we see every year. The encouraging news is that with the right approach, you can stay active, support your knees, and avoid unnecessary setbacks. This guide will help you understand why knee discomfort often appears in spring and what you can do to move confidently through the season.
At Highlands Therapy, we see a clear seasonal pattern. Late winter is one of the most common times people seek help for knee pain. The good news is that this time of year is also one of the best opportunities to address it before spring fully arrives.
If you’re searching for answers about knee pain, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common reasons people seek physical therapy in the United States. And while knee pain is common, it is not something you simply have to live with.
At Highlands Therapy, we believe knee pain deserves thoughtful attention, not just quick fixes. In this guide, we’ll explore why knee pain develops, why it often lingers longer than expected, and what you can do to move confidently again.
Peripheral neuropathy can feel like something that slowly narrows life. It may begin subtly — a tingling in the toes, a patch of numbness, a sensation that the ground feels slightly unfamiliar. Over time, those small signals can evolve into balance challenges, sensitivity changes, or muscle weakness that affects daily routines. For many people, the … Read more
Peripheral neuropathy can feel confusing. There may be tingling in the feet.Numbness in the toes.Burning sensations that seem to appear without warning.A sense of instability while walking. For many people, the most unsettling part isn’t just the physical sensation — it’s the unpredictability. Questions start to surface: Why is this happening?Is this going to get … Read more
Movement is one of the foundations of daily life. From getting out of bed in the morning to walking through the neighborhood, movement allows people to remain active, independent, and connected to the world around them. When movement becomes limited, even slightly, it can influence how daily activities feel. Stairs may require more concentration. Carrying … Read more
Physical therapy is often associated with recovery after injury or surgery. But its role goes far beyond rehabilitation. For many people, physical therapy becomes a turning point — a structured path toward restoring movement, improving strength, and rebuilding confidence in the body. Movement challenges rarely appear all at once. More often, they develop gradually. A … Read more
The holiday season often arrives with a unique rhythm. Schedules shift. Social calendars fill quickly. Familiar routines change as gatherings, travel, celebrations, and traditions take center stage. For many people, this time of year brings joy, connection, and meaningful moments with family and friends. At the same time, it can also introduce changes to daily … Read more
