Bridging The Gap’s team of expert physical therapists can treat a wide range of physical conditions

Whether it’s a sports injury, chronic pain you’ve had for years, or a mysterious stiffness you woke up with this morning, our hands-on manual therapy is an effective treatment for all types of discomfort.

It’s a popular myth that physical therapy is only for people who are recovering from surgery. But the techniques we use can actually help you avoid having surgery in the first place.

At Bridging The Gap, we help active people stay fit, healthy, and mobile…without pain medication, injections, or surgery!

Our Bridging The Gap team works with clients like this every day:

• • • You thought the pain would go away on its own, but it hasn’t

  • • You already tried physical therapy, but you didn’t get the one-on-one attention you deserve

  • • You’re having trouble in the gym lately, and you miss your active lifestyle

  • • You don’t want painkillers or surgery

  • • Your family says your aches and pains are just “part of getting older”

  • • You have a hard time completing simple daily activities

If this sounds like you, we can help!

1. 1. Bridging The Gap utilizes highly effective Manual Therapy techniques. This means that we put our hands on you to figure out what’s wrong, instead of basing important treatment decisions on a written report from your doctor. We know that every part of the body affects each other, and often, the answer is hidden in a place you’d never think to look.

2. You came here to see a doctor, not an assistant—which is why we make sure our clients spend the entirety of every single appointment working one-on-one with a physical therapist. This individualized attention allows us to constantly adjust our treatment techniques to meet your specific needs…which means you get better faster, and in fewer visits!

3. We treat problems, not symptoms. Pain can be tricky; we constantly see patients with pain in one body part that’s being caused by something going wrong in a different body part! Our philosophy is to examine your whole body, not just the area that hurts.