
Preventative Physical Therapy: Stay Ahead of Injury and Pain
Preventative physical therapy is about staying proactive, not waiting for injury or pain to force you into care.

The Role of Physical Therapy in Aging Gracefully and Staying Active
Aging is often portrayed as a gradual decline, a time to slow down, do less, and accept discomfort as the norm. At Full Curl PT, we see it differently. Aging can be a time to move better, stay strong, and engage in the activities you love with greater confidence.

Hiking Injuries in Montana: How PT Helps You Get Back on the Trail
Montana offers some of the most breathtaking trails in the country—but the same wild terrain that makes it beautiful also makes it physically demanding.

How Long Does Physical Therapy Take? Understanding Recovery Timelines
One of the most common questions we hear at Full Curl PT is: “How long will this take?” And while we’d love to give a simple answer, the reality is—it depends.

Understanding the Different Types of Pain Physical Therapy Can Treat
Pain is the body's natural way of signaling that something is wrong. Whether it results from an injury, surgery, or a chronic condition, pain can greatly impact a person’s ability to move, work, and enjoy daily life. While pain is often seen as just a symptom, it’s complex—affected by physical, emotional, and environmental factors.

Why a Personalized PT Plan Matters: Inside the Full Curl Approach
When it comes to physical therapy, a one-size-fits-all approach simply does not work. Every person’s body, injury history, and recovery goals are unique. Personalized physical therapy is designed to reflect these differences, creating treatment plans that are specifically tailored to each individual’s needs.

The Ultimate Guide to Physical Therapy in Helena: What to Expect & How to Choose the Right Provider
Physical therapy is a specialized form of care that helps people of all ages recover from injury, manage pain, and move more efficiently. Through a combination of hands-on techniques, corrective exercises, and movement education, physical therapists address the root cause of dysfunction rather than just masking symptoms.