Injuries can affect every part of the body—from your neck and shoulders to your hips, knees, and ankles. At Black Rock Physical Therapy, we provide physical therapy for injuries affecting all major body parts, helping patients reduce pain, restore mobility, and return to daily activities safely.
Whether your injury was caused by sports, work, an accident, surgery, or everyday wear and tear, our experienced physical therapists create personalized treatment plans based on the specific body part affected and your individual goals.
This page serves as a resource for understanding how physical therapy can help treat injuries by body part and guide you to the right care.
How Physical Therapy Helps Treat Injuries
Physical therapy for injuries focuses on addressing the root cause of pain and dysfunction—not just the symptoms. Treatment may include:
- Targeted therapeutic exercises
- Manual therapy and soft tissue mobilization
- Joint stabilization and mobility training
- Balance and coordination work
- Injury prevention and movement education
By tailoring care to the injured body part, physical therapy helps improve strength, flexibility, and long-term function while reducing the risk of re-injury.
Most Common Body Parts Treated with Physical Therapy
Below are some of the most common body parts injured and how physical therapy for injuries can help each one.
Head & Jaw
Neck
Shoulders
Elbows
Wrists & Hands
Upper Back
Lower Back
Hips
Knees
Ankles
Feet
Knees
Conditions Treated by Body-Part-Specific Physical Therapy
Physical therapy for injuries can help with a wide range of conditions, including:
- Sports injuries
- Overuse and repetitive strain injuries
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Work-related injuries
- Auto accident injuries
- Chronic pain and mobility issues
Each treatment plan is customized to the injured area and designed to support long-term recovery.
Why Choose Black Rock Physical Therapy
At Black Rock Physical Therapy, we take a whole-body approach to injury recovery. Our therapists focus on:
- One-on-one, personalized care
- Evidence-based treatment techniques
- Education to prevent future injuries
- Helping patients return to work, sports, and daily life safely
No matter which body part is affected, our goal is to help you move better, feel stronger, and regain confidence in your body.