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Extra Phones: Phone: (336) 679-7962
Other Link: http://yadkinphysicaltherapy.com
Categories: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapy Clinics, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics, Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment
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Phone: (336) 677-1800

Address: 6540 Service Rd, Yadkinville, NC 27055

Website: http://yadkinphysicaltherapy.com

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Yadkin Physical Therapy

General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Headaches
Arthritis
Fibromyalgia
If you suffer from arthritis, joint pain, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, extreme muscular weakness or balance problems, aquatic therapy can help. Aquatic therapy, or aqua therapy, is much more than simply water aerobics. It is a system of gentle exercises and specialized movements designed to help you regain your strength and sufficient function so you can graduate to land-based, weight-bearing therapy. Providing a buoyant, near weightless environment, aqua therapy makes it easier for patients who have pain and difficulty moving on land to get the gentle therapy they need.
Plantar Fasciitis
Smoking Cessation
Urinary Incontinence

Endometriosis
Pelvic Pain

Neurology
I have been with Yadkin Physical Therapy since November of 2017. Before coming here, I worked for Yadkin County Schools as a teacher assistant and the Assistant Director for the Out of School Time Program for seven years. Prior to that, I worked for Wake Forest Baptist Health’s Department of Neurology for 10 years. I have two wonderful children, Brendan and Krista. I love spending time with my family. I like to be outside and work in my yard and I like to decorate. I like to go to the mountains and the beach. I love working at Yadkin Physical Therapy because I get to meet new people each and every day and I learn something new every day. I love the patients and the staff. The staff are very caring not only about the patients but about each other, and they are fantastic to work with.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Orthopedics
I have been with YPT since 2012. I attended Auburn University and earned degrees in psychology and zoology with a minor in sociology. I then attended University of South Alabama, where I earned my degree in physical therapy. My experience in acute care includes supervising the acute care staff at the University of Alabama, I worked at Methodist Medical Center in Birmingham, followed by years of nursing home care in North Carolina. I have attended multiple courses, from geriatric orthopedics to kinesiotaping techniques and several other general orthopedic courses. I enjoy working at YPT due to the interesting variety of clients and the great staff. My interest include outdoor activities, gardening, yard work, horseback riding, reading, antiquing and a variety of needlework projects.
Sciatica
When I came to Yadkin PT I arrived with a positive attitude but in tears beca of so much back pain due to Sciatica. L3-6 And/or S1 bone spurs, Disc Bulge, etc. I was at 8 (I rated low) and after my fourth visit, I came out totally pain free for the first time in a very long time. After many prayers by my Deep Creek Friends Church Members and the skills of Robert (the two experts who attended to me) I say Thank You and Kudos to all who helped in my rehabilitation. I am not done yet. I am going to get stronger and Climb those stairs in Belize and see the Mayan Ruins on my first wedding anniversary at the age of 63 with my husband Harold, who is my soulmate. Thank you again.
Whiplash
The most common neck injuries, also called cervical spine injuries, and causes of neck pain include neck fracture, herniated disc, neck sprain, muscle strain and whiplash-associated injuries. A neck injury is often caused by accident, neck trauma, falls, degenerative changes in the spine or a combination of factors.
Joint Replacement
Orthopedic Surgery
If you have ever had surgery, you know that pain is a common aftereffect. At Yadkin Physical Therapy, we help people overcome all kinds of postsurgical pain from various types of orthopedic surgery, including but not limited to...
Hysterectomy

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
No matter which sport or activity you participate in, we can help you avoid or overcome a multitude of possible sports injuries. We take a personal, one-on-one approach to your care. You’ll always work with a licensed physical therapist, who will explain your condition and treatment in as much detail as you need.
Physical Therapy
Discover truly compassionate pain relief at Yadkin Physical Therapy. Call 336-677-1800 or use our convenient Request an Appointment form. We welcome patients from Yadkinville, Hamptonville, Elkin, Mocksville, Lewisville, Boonville, East Bend, Jonesville and neighboring communities.
Frozen Shoulder
Another common sports injury is a rotator cuff tear. The rotator cuff consists of four muscles in your upper arm. Because your shoulder is the most mobile joint in your body, it can easily become damaged or injured by overuse from repetitive motions or hyperextension. In addition to rotator cuff tear, you can have shoulder instability (common in younger athletes) or impingement, frozen shoulder or extreme stiffness (adhesive capsulitis), muscle strains, arthritis or dislocation when the ball of the shoulder pops out of the socket. Physical therapy has proven extremely effective for treating shoulder joint pain. The most severe shoulder injuries may require orthopedic surgery.
Tennis Elbow
This is another one of the more common sports injuries or conditions. Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) is a pain condition that occurs when then you overuse the tendons in your elbow with repetitive motions of your wrist and arm. Tennis elbow pain occurs primarily where the tendons of your forearm muscles attach to the outside of your elbow. Tennis elbow pain can also radiate into your forearm, hand and wrist.
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Aquatic Therapy
Our therapists use specialized aquatic therapy to relieve pain and improve function. Our goal is to help make you stronger and more flexible so you can participate in all the activities of daily living. It also means getting you back to your job, your family and your life that much sooner.
Manual Therapy
We use a combination of targeted manual therapy, customized exercise programs, spinal mobilization, electrical stimulation and hands-on therapy to achieve back pain relief and improve your function. We have vast experience providing pain relief for people with...

Foot Pain
Plantar Fasciitis

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