Coury & Buehler Physical Therapy

Typing, texting, and gripping our devices repeatedly throughout the day can cause stress in the forearm and elbow. Take a 2 minute break and use these 4 stretches for healthier elbows and forearms: http://ow.ly/sQRd50CcUNB For healthier forearms while using your digital devices, give us a call to schedule a free assessment! We're here to help: 714-256-5074

With all that's going on, this current moment can feel a little scary. But you know what doesn't have to be scary? Getting physical therapy treatment for your pain or injury! So this Halloween, stop the tricks, come to us for treatment! Lingering pain or injuries that seem to get worse can be scary, but NOW is the best time to safely receive treatment and get back to what you love (especially before your benefits may reset in January!) Call or email us today to schedule: 714-256-5074

Congrats to our Irvine physical therapist, David Luckett, PT, DPT, OCS, for 5 years with CBPT! We appreciate your hard work, care & service to our team and patients! Thanks for all you do!!!

All locations are open and thinking of the firefighters (thank you Orange County Fire Authority) and all of those affected by the #silveradofire today. It sure is windy out there (sound on for strong winds )! We’re here for you. Stay safe, #CBPTfam!

Are trigger points just "knots"? In our newest blog, our physical therapist, Shane Ravenelle PT, DPT shares the 3 key things to know about trigger points: What exactly are trigger points? Is it just one spot? Or referring pain to another spot? The common causes of trigger points The difference between active and latent trigger points... READ HERE: http://ow.ly/oMo250BZZ3R

In honor of National Physical Therapy Month, we're highlighting the many ways that physical therapy can help improve your health & wellness! We offer Women's Health Physical Therapy services in our BREA office! Our PT, Ann Nakagawa, PT, DPT is a pelvic rehab specialist and can help with conditions such as: Pelvic pain Bladder dysfunction... Bowel dysfunction Pelvic dysfunction Curious if we can help you or a loved one? Give us a call for a free consult! > 714-256-5074

Today, we're featuring TEAM IRVINE for NATIONAL PHYSICAL THERAPY MONTH! Join us in appreciating our incredible Irvine physical therapist team! Thank you for all that you do for our patients & our team! Have any pain or injuries preventing you from doing what you love? Call our Irvine team to schedule an appointment today: 714-256-5074

Feeling #stressed? NEW BLOG from Robbie Grant PT, DPT shares 7 healthy habits to optimize your mental health. Learn how to engage your mind & body on a daily basis for a big impact on your mental & physical well-being: http://ow.ly/otRu50BTQrc

As working from home and virtual school continues, it's important to ensure your workstation or desk is set up to minimize long term injury or pain. In this week's LIFE+ blog, Rebecca Chin, PT, DPT shares a complete workstation optimization to ensure you're set up for success. You'll learn: How to optimize furniture you already have to maintain appropriate posture Proper screen and keyboard positioning to prevent pain... A quick posture correction trick to try when sitting for long hours READ MORE HERE! >> http://ow.ly/iT4K50BNIjE

CBPT recently hosted an Institute of Physical Art course related to manual treatment of the knee at our Irvine clinic. If knee pain or limited mobility/flexibility is keeping you from what you love, set up a free consultation with one of our knee experts!

Happy National Physical Therapy Month! This October, CBPT is so thankful for our incredible team and the opportunity to help enhance our patients' lives every day! #NationalPTMonth Celebrate by sharing how physical therapy has impacted your life in the comments or tag us!

True or False? Urinary incontinence is normal with aging and pregnancy. Read today's blog from our Pelvic Rehab Specialist, Ann Nakagawa, PT, DPT to find out: http://ow.ly/fafO50BH6SE

This week's LIFE+ blog by Casey Maskell, PT, DPT is all about catching more 's! Read more here: http://ow.ly/bzrz50BEPUM Stretching before sleeping can help: 1. Decrease pain and soreness 2. Improve blood flow throughout the body... 3. Decrease stress/anxiety 4. Improve flexibility See more