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Ms. Gaynell Anderson, PHYSICAL THERAPIST
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<p class="MsoNormal">Gaynell Anderson has her Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Certification in orthopedic Manual Therapy, Certification in Health Coaching, level 1 hypopressive trainer, and is a pelvic floor care specialist. She has 35+ years' experience specializing in manual orthopedic and sports rehab, pelvic floor, adominal and recovery health programs. <span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>She has taught as an adjunct professor in the doctorate program for physical therapy for FGCU and has worked with the Miami city ballet as their primary treating therapist during their performances in Naples. Gaynell was owner and developer of Absolute Physical Therapy of SW Fl and Absolute Wellness of SW Fl, selling both companies in 2017.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>She is co-founder of A Euphoric Living Foundation, a non-profit organization with focus on community education on health and wellness.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>She is current co-producer and interviewer for a podcast “Spellife” with discussions geared towards optimizing spiritual, physical, and emotional health.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>Gaynell believes knowledge is key to gaining and maintaining optimal health, that through knowledge of how our body works, we are empowered and driven to take an active role in our own health and wellness.</p>
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<p class="MsoNormal">Gaynell Anderson has her Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Certification in orthopedic Manual Therapy, Certification in Health Coaching, level 1 hypopressive trainer, and is a pelvic floor care specialist. She has 35+ years' experience specializing in manual orthopedic and sports rehab, pelvic floor, adominal and recovery health programs. <span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>She has taught as an adjunct professor in the doctorate program for physical therapy for FGCU and has worked with the Miami city ballet as their primary treating therapist during their performances in Naples. Gaynell was owner and developer of Absolute Physical Therapy of SW Fl and Absolute Wellness of SW Fl, selling both companies in 2017.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>She is co-founder of A Euphoric Living Foundation, a non-profit organization with focus on community education on health and wellness.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>She is current co-producer and interviewer for a podcast “Spellife” with discussions geared towards optimizing spiritual, physical, and emotional health.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> </span>Gaynell believes knowledge is key to gaining and maintaining optimal health, that through knowledge of how our body works, we are empowered and driven to take an active role in our own health and wellness.</p>
Ms. Gaynell Anderson, PHYSICAL THERAPIST
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Knee pain
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These problems and symptoms often arise when there is weakness in the pelvic and/or hip girdle, especially with hip rotational stability. A physical therapist can evaluate READ MORE
hello,
These problems and symptoms often arise when there is weakness in the pelvic and/or hip girdle, especially with hip rotational stability. A physical therapist can evaluate this and help you to improve stabilization in the back, hip, and knee areas with a strengthening program specific to your needs and areas of weakness or imbalance. For the patella, kinesiotaping or sports taping can help to improve patellar placement and movement to reduce lateral tilt, and lateral excursion of the patella and reduce sub-patellar irritation, but again, this should be treated in conjunction with stabilization exercises to improve stability of the leg as a whole. Hope this is helpful, best of luck to you!
These problems and symptoms often arise when there is weakness in the pelvic and/or hip girdle, especially with hip rotational stability. A physical therapist can evaluate this and help you to improve stabilization in the back, hip, and knee areas with a strengthening program specific to your needs and areas of weakness or imbalance. For the patella, kinesiotaping or sports taping can help to improve patellar placement and movement to reduce lateral tilt, and lateral excursion of the patella and reduce sub-patellar irritation, but again, this should be treated in conjunction with stabilization exercises to improve stability of the leg as a whole. Hope this is helpful, best of luck to you!
