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Michelle Wald

Functional Medicine Physical Therapist Austin, TX

Back Pain

Are You Ready To Commit To Good Health?

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I want to ask you a couple of questions that only you can answer… When are you going to make your health a priority?  How long are you going to suffer from your back pain, your lack of enthusiasm, and your overall feeling like crap? Maybe you are frustrated that you haven’t gotten answers to […]

My Story

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After graduating from physical therapy school in 1991, I promptly wrecked my neck. I spent the next eight years worried that one wrong move, lifting someone wrong, or overdoing my exercises would flare it up. I had a lot of nerve pain and thought that was just something I was going to have to deal […]

Is Your Posture Holding You Back?

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Did you know that it’s very difficult to hold a good posture? You need a lot of strength and in the process of attaining better posture; you may not have the musculature to sustain good posture over time. As a result, we often go back to our habits of slumped posture. The good news is, […]

Take Inventory & Make Yourself A Priority

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Today, I want to talk to you about your priorities. I’ve been talking with my clients lately and it seems that we, especially as women, moms, or people who care for others often get our priorities a little mixed up. You know how they say, put your oxygen mask on first before you help somebody […]

Don’t Wait for a Diagnosis!

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Recently, a friend of mine told me a story that I want to share with you. My friend’s mother was diagnosed with type II diabetes, which is caused by a dysregulation in blood sugar and insulin resistance. She was told by her doctor many years ago that there wasn’t much she could do for this […]

Back Pain & Instability – Is Inflammation The Root Cause?

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If you’ve had back pain for a while chances are you also experience back instability.  Back instability can occur when a segment of the vertebra does not stay in place or it could be the pelvis is not in place, which can create back pain above and hip pain below.  When this happens, it’s important […]