Our Mission:
Paradigm Physical Therapy and Wellness aims to provide the most comprehensive physical therapy care in a fun and healing environment while delivering professional, quality service with the highest commitment to patient care and well-being.
Our evaluations assess the whole body by looking at the involved structures as related to neurophysiology, posture, biomechanics, muscle function, and movement patterns.
Our treatments center on specific training and manual facilitation to restore proper movement and function through muscular adaptation and neural control.
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Bernalillo Location
“I want to thank the entire staff at Paradigm Physical Therapy and Wellness, for their healing environment, kindness and support. I want to especially thank Jamila Nicks, PTA and Josh Garcia, PTA/BBA for their professionalism and support. Due to your guidance and encouragement, I am closer to seeing some my goals realized. Read More ...
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Los Lunas Location
My wife had a severe stroke. Our experience here found all of the therapists skilled and understanding. We've been using the gym now 2yrs. Unlike many gyms, trained therapists are able to advise you for a well balanced workout taking into consideration your disabilities. They also accept a number of insurances. It sure works well for us.
Christmas Party 2018, We had so much fun!
We had such a great time with all of our staff, it’s hard to put into words so we’ll let the photos speak for themselves. Facebook0Google+0Linkedin0TwitterPinterest0EmailMore0Facebook0Google+0Linkedin0TwitterPinterest0EmailMore0
Kinesiology Taping, why and when you should use it for your injury!
In recent years popular sports programs, and most notably the recent Olympic games, have popularized Kinesiology taping. Although there are many different brands and techniques that exist today the core principles are shared. Kinesiology tape is often referred to as K-tape. Although there are many brands and they can be slightly different, they all consist […]
Chronic Pain, We can help with that! Part 2
All throughout the body we have nerve cells called nociceptors which measure excessive pressure, temperature, or other stimuli which could cause or suggest tissue damage such as inflammation. These nociceptors send electrical impulses up to your central nervous system (e.g. your brain) which then gets interpreted as pain. Specific areas of your brain that are […]
Chronic Pain, We can help with that! Part 1
At some point or another, we all experience the sensation of pain. Pain is part of being a human and while it is unpleasant, it does give our bodies some useful information. It lets us know when we are injured and what our body’s limitations are. Sometimes though, after an injury, large or small, the […]
