Physical Therapy in Towson, Maryland

Head and Neck Pain

Muscle pain from the head and neck to the feet can stem from a variety of factors, such as muscle spasm, trigger points, head and neck cancer, osteo or rheumatoid arthritis, temporal mandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ), trismus (restricted jaw movement), sports injury, over use or trauma.

Left untreated, the pain can result in a downward spiral of ill health, including chronic pain, depression, poor oral hygiene, and poor functioning in the activities of daily living.

Physical Therapy Restores Health

With proper treatment, it’s possible to once again enjoy a healthy, productive life. Since 1978 David H. Shulman has provided compassionate physical therapy for people experiencing such difficulties. Recognized for his innovative approach to treatment, he receives patient referrals from dentists, oral surgeons, general practitioners, ENT physicians, orthopedic and neurosurgeons, head and neck surgeons, and speech pathologists.

Avoid Surgery with Physical Therapy

Skillful physical therapy can prevent surgery, restore functioning, reduce or eliminate pain, and help you return to full health. For more information about Shulman and Associates’ proactive approach to PT, or to begin the treatment process, please contact us.

TMJ and TMD

If you are stuffering with temporal mandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ) physical therapy offers relief from the pain you are experiencing. Our collaborative approach combines the expertise of both the dental practitioner and David Shulman, a specialist in head and neck pain.

What's New

TMD Rehabilitation:
Oct. 24, 2006. Manual physical therapy interventions and exercise for patients with temporomandibular disorders. Article from the journal Cranio suggests that patients with TMD who are treated with a rehabilitation program including manual physical therapy interventions plus exercise, with or without iontophoresis with dexamethasone, can demonstrate clinically meaningful improvements in disability and overall perceived change in a relatively short period of time (read article).