Wesley Chapel Physical Therapy & Associates is one of the select physical therapy  clinics to provide INDIBA® Active radiofrequency therapy in the Tampa Bay Area. 

INDIBA radiofrequency therapy is based on technology that activates the body’s natural repair mechanisms. It does this using a unique electrical and thermal technology delivered at a specific frequency of 448 kHz.

The treatment is entirely safe and non-invasive. INDIBA’s radiofrequency treatments are applied to the body using electrodes that work in a closed circuit using two modes: capacitive and resistive.

The capacitive mode works on the superficial layers of the skin, whereas the resistive mode delivers the current much deeper to the most resistive tissues.

What makes INDIBA incredible is that the current delivered by the INDIBA device triggers a series of reactions involved in cell repair and tissue regeneration. These include the increase in the replication of fibroblasts, keratinocytes, and osteocytes and the increased synthesis of collagen and elastin, improving the speed and quality of healing in almost any area of the body.

With 35 years of clinical scientific research studies and more than 300 scientific papers, INDIBA radiofrequency technology has been clinically proven to be both safe and highly effective.

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Most people will experience neck pain at some point in their lives. Sources of pain in the neck can include muscles, joints, ligaments, and spinal discs. Pain can be localized or it can radiate. Frequently there are other associated symptoms as a restriction of movement, shoulder or arm pain, and headaches.

Many causes of neck pain are not serious. Poor posture at work, such as leaning into your computer, and during hobbies, such as hunching over your workbench, are common causes of neck pain. It is the prolonged strain on the tissues that causes a buildup of stress and can eventually lead to pain, muscle spasms, and/or numbness and tingling.

Wesley Chapel Physical Therapy & Associates has an experienced team of physical therapists to provide expert care for many conditions:

• Acute and Chronic Neck Pain
• Radicular Pain –Upper Extremity or Shoulder Blade
• Facets Dysfunction
• Bulging or Herniated Disc
• Spinal Stenosis
• Wry Neck / Torticollis
• Muscle Tension
• Neck Stiffness
• Whiplash

Our therapists use a wide range of treatment approaches to achieve your goals including:

• McKenzie Method
• Manual Therapy - Maitland, Kaltenborn, Stanley Paris Methods
• Joint Mobilization, Neural Mobilization, Soft Tissue Mobilization and Manipulation
• Neuromuscular Re-education
• Exercise Prescription - Local and Global Muscles Stabilization
• Cervical Traction
• Postural Correction and Body Mechanics Education
• Slow Motion Video Analysis
• Education on Lifestyle, Fitness, and Worksite Safety

Our therapists will help with these problems in a professional and caring manner and will advise you on how to avoid a recurrence of your problem.

Do you ever feel unstable, as if your knees may collapse underneath you? Do you ever experience sharp pains in your hips and knees that make daily tasks difficult? Does standing up after a lengthy amount of time pose a challenge? If so, physical therapy can help. We can determine the best treatment methods to improve your function and reduce or eliminate your hip and knee pain.

Physical therapy is a safe conservative way to both diagnose and relieve pain. In many cases, it can eliminate the need for pain-management medications or invasive surgical interventions.

The hip joints are ball-and-socket joints while the knees are hinge joints. Both joints act as a support system for your upper body weight. Since the hips and knees are parts of the same kinetic chain, they make up a combination of weight-bearing joint, and they must work together. Your hips and knees rely on numerous muscles and tissues to maintain their proper function and mobility. When things are not working correctly, you may start to experience hip or knee pain.

Wesley Chapel Physical Therapy & Associates has an experienced team of physical therapists to provide expert care for many conditions:

• Referred Pain from Low Back, i.e. Radicular Pain
• Acute Injuries Such as Sprains, Strains, and Dislocations
• Overuse Injuries Including Tendonitis
• Cartilage Injuries Such as Labral Tear in Kip And Meniscal Tear in Knee
• Inflammation of the Bursa Sacs, Known as Bursitis of Hip
• Patellofemoral Syndrome
• Iliotibial Band Syndrome   
• Osteoarthritis
• Post-Surgical

Our therapists use a wide range of treatment approaches to achieve your goals including:

• McKenzie Method
• Manual Therapy - Maitland, Kaltenborn, Stanley Paris Methods
• Joint Mobilization, Neural Mobilization and Manipulation
• Neuromuscular Re-Education
• Exercise Prescription – Strengthening, Stability and Flexibility
• Biomechanical Assessments, Running Assessments
• Proper Body Mechanics Education
• Slow Motion Video Analysis
• Education on Lifestyle, Fitness, and Worksite Safety

Our therapists will help with these problems in a professional and caring manner and will advise you on how to avoid a recurrence of your problem.

We treat complex pelvic floor conditions for women and men. Our therapist provides top expert care for many conditions:

• Pelvic Pain and Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome
• Abdominal /Bladder Pain
• Pain with Bowel Movement
• Rectal Pain
• Pain after Urination
• Pain with Intercourse (Dyspareunia)
• Pudental Neuralgia / Symptoms Associated with Pudental Nerve Entrapment (PNE)
• Pelvic Organ Prolapse (Organs Falling Out of the Vagina)
• Urinary and Fecal incontinence (Loss of Bladder / Bowel Control) 
• Urinary Frequency and Urgency (Voiding Too Often and Overwhelming Need to Void)
• Functional Constipation
• IBS
• Painful Bladder Syndrome (Interstitial Cystitis)
• Coccyx Pain
• Groin Pain/ Testicular Pain/ Pain with Orgasm or Ejaculation
• Sexual Dysfunction
• Vulvodynia
• Vaginismus
• Pre- and Post-Prostatectomy
• Endometriosis Affecting Daily Life
• Other Related Disorders.

At Wesley Chapel Physical Therapy and Associates, we treat the entire human being, not just symptoms. In the body, everything is connected. The pelvic region is the vital center of the body; however, it is connected to many other regions.

When you are our patient, you receive our physical therapist's undivided attention. You are given uninterrupted, one-on-one treatments with the same therapist.

We do not treat multiple patients at the same time because we want to provide you with the most rapid results.

We design a treatment plan tailored to your individual needs. Our goal is to help you enjoy an active, pain free lifestyle.

Our physical therapist has proven experience in the pelvic floor physical therapy. 

We utilize the entire range of safe and effective techniques, modalities and treatments to reduce pelvic pain and discomfort and to improve function.

Our breakthrough approaches include:

• Manual Therapy
• Soft Tissue Mobilization, Myofascial Release, Deep Tissue Massage, Joint Mobilization, Neural Mobilization
• Education for Bowel and Bladder Health
• Neuromuscular Re-education
• Desensitization of the Central Nervous System
• Exercise Prescription - Local and Global Muscles Stabilization and Strengthening Exercises
• Electrotherapy - IFC, Cold Laser, EMS
• Biofeedback
• Relaxation Techniques
• Biomechanical Assessments
• Postural Correction and Re-education and Body Mechanics Education
• Slow Motion Video Analysis
• Education on Lifestyle, Fitness, and Worksite Safety

Our therapists can help you with medical challenges in a highly professional and private manner. They will also advise you on how to avoid recurrences of your problems.

Vestibular rehabilitation is an exercise-based program to reduce dizziness and improve balance.  

The sensation of dizziness can occur when standing still or changing positions. The symptoms can be constant or episodic in nature. Sometimes symptoms can last seconds, minutes or hours.

Dizziness is generally a sign of a mechanical problem and can stem from an inner ear disorder or neck dysfunction. In more serious conditions, dizziness can be due to a neurological condition. 

Patients typically referred for vestibular physical therapy are individuals diagnosed with BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo), vertigo, dizziness, imbalance, Meniere’s syndrome, neck-related dizziness and headaches. Patients who have had a stroke or brain injury can also benefit from vestibular physical therapy.

Vestibular Rehabilitation may help with the following symptoms:

• Dizziness or blurry vision with head movements
• Vertigo/spinning
• Neck stiffness
• Neck pain
• Imbalance / poor balance
• Headaches
• Frequent falls

Our therapists at Wesley Chapel Physical Therapy and Associates are trained in vestibular rehabilitation. They may help you to reduce your dizziness and reduce your risk for falling.  

Are you having difficulty chewing or yawning? Do you have jaw pain? Do you hear a clicking noise when you open and shut your mouth? If so, these may all be symptoms of Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction, also known as TMJ Dysfunction. TMJ Dysfunction is a condition that causes pain and stiffness of the jaw joint and its surrounding muscles. This can make it very difficult to open your mouth, talk, yawn, and chew.

The temporomandibular joint connects the jaw to the skull. If there is stress, strain, or overuse to this joint, TMJ dysfunction can develop. The temporomandibular joint is a complex structure comprised of bones, tendons, and muscles that may cause you to feel pain on one or both sides of the jaw.

Wesley Chapel Physical Therapy and Associates uses many treatment approaches to achieve your goals including:

• McKenzie Method
• Manual Therapy
• Therapeutic Exercise

Our therapists will help you in a professional and caring manner and will advise you on how to avoid a recurrence of your problem.