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• Self-Defense Course hosted for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cumberland County.
• Physical Therapy can help improve function and reduce shoulder pain.
  • In a randomized control trial by Ginn and Cohen (2004), shoulder function was found to improve by 88% at 6 months following conservative physical therapy treatments. These findings were also consistent with Millar, Jasheway, Eaton & Christensen (2006) whom reported reduced impairments and improved function for patients with a variety of shoulder dysfunctions following participation in outpatient physical therapy.

Reference
Ginn, K.A. & Cohen, M.L. (2004). Conservative Treatment for Shoulder Pain: Prognostic Indicators of Outcome. Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 85(5), 1231 - 1235

Millar, A.L., Jasheway, P.A., Eaton, W., & Christensen, F. (2006). A Retrospective, Study of Shoulder Outcomes in Outpatient Physical Therapy. Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy, 36(6), 403 - 414

• Jimmy Buffet Friday's