Greater Therapy Centers in North Flower, Mound, TX

Greater Therapy Centers in Flower Mound offers individualized physical therapy treatment programs for patients suffering from injuries to their muscles, bones, and joints. Our licensed physical therapists in Flower Mound design progressive treatment plans tailored for each patient. Our goal is to help patients return to work and their daily activities quickly, safely, and effectively.

With physical therapy in Flower Mound, TX you have access to advanced therapy treatment options just around the corner. If you are looking for a clinic that offers one-on-one physical therapy sessions and small group classes, look no further than Greater Therapy Centers. Our physical therapists in Flower Mound design progressive treatment plans tailored for each patient. Whether you’re recovering from an injury or surgery, or dealing with a chronic condition, we can create a custom plan to help you reach your goals.

Physical therapy for pelvic health focuses on treating patients with muscular problems or weakness in the muscles of the pelvic floor. Anyone with a pelvis can have trouble with their pelvic floor, and everyone is different with the best ways to be treated.

As a key member of today's dynamic health care team, we prescribe a goal-oriented program of evaluation, treatment, and prevention for our patient's specific needs. 

The goal of the McKenzie approach for neck and lower back pain is to centralize the pain by moving it from the extremities to the back. Since typically back pain is better tolerated than pain in the extremities the theory is that the therapist can then treat the source of the pain rather than just the symptoms. Other goals include:

At Greater Therapy Centers we utilize several types of therapy techniques aimed at helping patients recover from pain.  Manual therapy also referred to as manipulative therapy is a hands-on technique to relieve pain and improve range of motion in muscles and joints. Instead of utilizing a machine or device our physical therapists use their hands to apply pressure to particular muscles. This method is used to help decrease pain caused by muscle spasm or joint dysfunction.