This place is very nice and helpful if you are having any chiropractic issues. I am visiting from…read moreout of town and they were able to squeeze me in to help alleviate some pain I was in. My doctor at home was unable to see me before my trip and they kindly saw me. They are affordable if you need to pay out of pocket for service. Very happy with my service. If your in need of chiropractic relief check them out ask questions to see if they work for you.

The physical practitioners at Aegis are excellent. The administrative staff, not so much. In order…read moreto best help their clients -- particularly given the fact that people who seek physical therapy are quite literally in pain -- they are going to need to improve their system both technologically and interpersonally.

I was referred to Restore by my physician and have found it to be a welcoming place with excellent…read morepractitioners. The general approach is very different from PT places where therapists hand you a printout of exercises or leave you on a machine while they work with more than one patient at a time, and where they rush you along if *they* are behind schedule. At Restore, there is a more holistic perspective and individual approach. Practitioners work with one patient at a time. Lifestyle choices and life experience are taken into consideration. And they don't just prescribe exercises, they also do hands-on therapies such as Biosynchronistics. There's an excellent licensed massage therapist available as well (I'm a former LMT and am very discriminating in my assessments). As an older person I appreciate the friendly, respectful attitudes that greet me at Restore, even by the young receptionists. I've also seen plenty of young athletes getting their PT there. I've done PT with the owner, Patricia Young. Patricia has amazing skill with the hands-on work -- sometimes pain literally disappears in a session -- and an upbeat attitude that doesn't cross over into cloying cheeriness. She also has years of experience and an advanced PT degree, so I feel confident in her knowledge and guidance. I also trust that Patricia's PT colleague is very skilled, but I haven't worked with her directly. They even offer classes in Tai Chi and Yoga -- gentle and geared toward balance and flexibility -- on the premises. I've been attending Tai Chi class there for over six months, and am getting stronger and more mindful as a result. The instructor, Susan Moore, is gentle and patient, and since she's the MT and also is a PT assistant, understands each person's strengths and limitations. Susan's emphasis is on imparting the spirit and benefits of Tai Chi, not on perfecting the Tai Chi "form," so even beginners feel unintimidated. I can say without reservation that PT, massage, and Tai Chi at Restore have changed my life for the better. Highly recommended.

Patricia and Susan are truly excellent! They solved/cured chronic hip pain I had for years by…read moreteaching me appropriate exercises to strengthen my core. I had been to 2 chiros, and acupuncture with no luck before going to Restore. I am finally pain free and so happy to have found Restore. They also went above and beyond by helping me out with insurance matters. Very highly recommend.

I want to compliment Studio Helix for offering the Pilates classes taught by Bob Hannum. I…read morerecently saw Bob's Pilates videos online and became one of his students. Because my health and conditioning improved so much, I wondered where Bob taught live lessons. Turned out he taught at Studio Helix in Northampton, MA. My hat is off to residents in that area because they can get a good teacher in the flesh, while I live in Los Angeles and can only replay his videos over and over. Students wanting a good Pilates teacher can get one by visiting Studio Helix and signing up for Bob Hannum's classes. He's got the Pilates principles insight, pace and movement training, experience with students at all levels and abilities, and expertise to win my trust and confidence as a continued student. I do Pilates for me, but would go to Studio Helix for the live teacher experience and group motivation. If you make the effort to get to the studio and take B. Hannum's Pilates class, don't underestimate the value of teacher observation and feedback in your learning process, especially when students doing physical exercises can be off or develop little bad habits. To be able to follow his pace is another benefit of being there.

This is a follow-up so you need to read my earlier review…read more My elbow has been feeling much better. I have not have to wear an elbow brace to do the same exercises that I do in my gym regularly. His advice worked well. It, not only, diminished the pain in my elbow but the pain has not been coming back or increasing. The pain has been constantly decreasing. Pain relapse in my elbow had always been a problem. My past providers, except my PCP/ortho doctor who was a big joke, would do ultrasound and soft tissues in my elbow and arm. The pain would subside but they would all come back after a few days, some longer than others. Dr. Brady was the only one who did not even touch my arm or my elbow in treating my elbow pain (official diagnosis of my pcp/ortho was right medial epicondylitis). He worked on my chest muscles and posture to address my elbow pain. To him, my elbow was not the problem. To him, my elbow was telling me that I have problems somewhere else. My knee has also been constantly improving ever since he taught me how to walk and stand properly -- again, it was the posture. My back is the only one that has been a bit stubborn (like its owner) but it is also improving. The stretch exercises that he taught me for my back complements well the back stretches that Matt Shaw of the BU Athletic Enhancement Center taught me. The combined stretches from these people seem to be the best fit for my back problem (hopefully) currently. I like the fact that he is a very approachable person. He does answer my questions via e-mail on his own time (without additional charges or complaints from him).

I have known the owner of Together Physical Therapy (Robert Hurley, PT) for over 20 years. He is an…read moreexcellent physical therapist and is easy to talk to. The clinic itself is neat, clean and welcoming. I highly recommend Together Physical Therapy to anyone looking for quality health care!

From the owner: Together Physical Therapy is the premier Hadley, MA physical therapy clinic, specializing in…read moreevidence-based physical therapy. We are conveniently located just 10 minutes from Amherst and Northampton. Our physical therapist Dr. Robert Hurley is leader in helping our community remain active and eliminating patient reliance on prescription pain medications. At Together Physical Therapy, it is our mission to provide the most attentive patient care experience to promote functional recovery for back pain relief, to neck pain relief, sciatica pain relief, shoulder pain relief and much more. Discover how our Hadley, MA physical therapist can help you feel your best. If you are worried about losing your ability to walk due to pain, call us now to receive specialized treatment from a physical therapist. Our patients gain freedom of movement without having to depend on pain medications.