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Neck Pain from Screens? Easy Tips from a Physical Therapist
If you spend hours looking at a computer, tablet, or smartphone, you're not alone. Many people experience neck pain from daily screen use. This common problem, often called "tech neck," happens when your head leans forward for long periods while using digital devices. A few simple changes can help reduce pain and improve your posture. What Causes Neck Pain from Screens? When you tilt your head forward to look at a screen, the stress on your neck muscles increases. Over time,
Tina Weaver PT Dip MDT FAAOMPT
Jun 12


Top 5 Causes of Back Pain and How Physical Therapy Can Help
Back pain is one of the most common health problems. It can affect people of all ages and make everyday activities difficult. At active acadia Physical Therapy, we help patients find relief through personalized treatment plans, including the McKenzie Method®. 1. Poor Posture Many people spend hours sitting at a desk, looking at screens, or driving. Over time, poor posture can place extra stress on the spine, muscles, and joints. This strain often leads to neck pain, upper bac
Tina Weaver PT Dip MDT FAAOMPT
Jun 5


How Physical Therapy Helps You Recover Faster After Injury
If you love hiking, biking, kayaking, or exploring the trails around Acadia National Park, an injury can slow you down fast. Whether you twisted your ankle on a rocky trail or strained your back lifting gear, recovery matters. active acadia Physical Therapy in Lamoine, Maine can help. Physical therapy is one of the most effective ways to recover after an injury. It helps reduce pain, improve movement, and get you back to doing the things you enjoy sooner. Why Physical Therapy
Tina Weaver PT Dip MDT FAAOMPT
May 28


Beginner’s Guide to Stretching Effectively
If you love hiking Maine trails, kayaking on the coast, skiing in the winter, or simply staying active outdoors, stretching can help your body move better and feel stronger. At active acadia Physical Therapy, we often see people dealing with tight muscles, soreness, and injuries that could be improved with a simple stretching routine. Effective stretching does not need to take a lot of time. Why Stretching Matters Stretching keeps your muscles flexible and your joints moving
Tina Weaver PT Dip MDT FAAOMPT
May 22
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