Celebrate World Physical Therapy Day

World Physical Therapy Day is celebrated on September 8^th every year. Each year there is a new “theme” for the day of celebration; with the focus being on how physical therapy changes your life. This year the theme is Fit to Take Part and focuses on utilizing physical therapy as a part of being able to participate in everyday life events, despite physical setbacks you may have.

The job of your physical therapist is to ensure that you are at your physical best, so that you can enjoy life. Here at Live Your Life Physical Therapy we understand that each person is different and that is why we work with you one on one, in the surroundings you feel most comfortable. We create a physical therapy program based upon your specific needs.

The goal we have is always keeping this year’s World Physical Therapy Day theme in mind. We want you to be fit enough to take part in LIFE. Life is a celebration and we want you to be the best you can be to celebrate each and every day. This special day is set aside not only to honor the work that physical therapists do, but to bring to light the multitude of people that physical therapists help around the world each day. Here in Minnesota, LYLPT loves serving the Twin Cities area by offering a wide array of physical therapy services in wellness, fitness, rehabilitation, and prevention to teenagers, adults and seniors. We bring PT to a variety of places and offer a multitude of programs with evidence-based interventions in order to truly celebrate life with you; making every day better for you so that you can be fit enough to take part in life’s every day celebrations. We want you to Live Your Life TO YOUR FULL POTENTIAL!

Celebrate World Physical Therapy Day by learning more about how one of LYLPT’s physical therapists can help you live life to the fullest.

Dedicated to Keeping You Healthy & Active,

Dr. Eva Norman
President & Founder
Doctor of Physical Therapy

Cited Works:

World Physical Therapy Day Brochure – WCPT & Movement For Health – 2014 Supplied by the APTA