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Phone: (301) 881-9313

Address: 5410 Edson Ln Ste 350, Rockville, MD 20852

Website: http://restoremotion.com

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General Practitioners

Osteoporosis
Fibromyalgia
Spine Rehabilitation, Manual Therapy, Visceral Mobilization, Craniosacral Therapy, Concussion, Headaches, Chronic pain, Fibromyalgia, Myofascial Pain Syndrome, Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, Vestibular Rehabilitation, Neurological Rehabilitation...
Plantar Fasciitis
Sinusitis
With pain affecting the head and neck, headache can range from mild to incapacitating. Sources of headache include Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMD) and chronic sinusitis; tension, especially in the neck area; and, poor body awareness and posture issues. Types of headache include tension, cluster, and combination, as well as migraine, repeat migraines, and related auras. See also Head and Neck Pain above.
Primary Care
Reshma Rathod, PT is the co-founder of Restore Motion and physical therapist specializing in pelvic dysfunction, manual therapy and sports medicine. Reshma assesses the body to identify compensatory patterns that cause and contribute to pelvic pain and dysfunction. She uses a combination of manual therapy, muscle re-education, biofeedback, dry needling and exercise to restore mobility and function. She earned her Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University in 1994, MBA from Loyola University in 2001. She is one of a handful of Primary Care Providers for the international Women’s Tennis Association.
Constipation
Erectile Dysfunction
Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Pelvic Pain
Labor and Delivery
Pelvic floor dysfunction and pain are common throughout a woman’s lifespan. However, they are not “to be expected.” Leaking urine during strenuous activity, or while laughing, coughing or sneezing, is not normal even after childbirth. And while over 13 million American women suffer from bladder control problems, these same women will wait on average eight years before seeking help. In the meantime, it and other pelvic floor dysfunctions extract a heavy emotional and social toll.A healthy pelvic floor is achievable through treatment and allows for comfort with all pelvic functions, from postural support to elimination and sexual function. A thorough evaluation is the first step. The evaluation includes a health history, a review of your current status, and a physical examination. The physical examination includes range of motion, posture, strength and flexibility, among other tests, and may also include a detailed examination of pelvic muscles and tissues. After the evaluation, your therapist will develop a tailored care plan and work with you and your doctor for best functional outcome.

Urology
Dr. Rachel Rubin is a board-certified urologist and sexual medicine specialist. She is an assistant clinical professor of Urology at Georgetown University and works in a private practice in Washington DC. She is one of only a handful of physicians fellowship trained in male and female sexual medicine. Dr. Rubin is a clinician, researcher, and vocal educator in the field of sexual medicine. She completed her medical and undergraduate training at Tufts University, her urology training at Georgetown University, and her fellowship training under Dr. Irwin Goldstein in San Diego. In addition to being education chair for the International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health (ISSWSH), she also serves as Associate Editor for the Journal Sexual Medicine Reviews.
Interstitial Cystitis
Diagnoses include but are not limited to: pelvic floor tension/pain, urinary/fecal Incontinence and voiding problems, abdominal pain, constipation, pregnancy/post-partum pain, pubic pain, and Interstitial Cystitis (IC).

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Multiple Sclerosis
Injuries, disorders, and diseases affecting the nervous system are life altering, and include spinal cord injury, stroke, and tremors, as well as degenerative diseases like multiple sclerosis (MS) and Parkinson’s. Recovery focuses on regaining the highest level of function and independence.

Mental Health

Ultrasound
A noninvasive treatment, therapeutic ultrasound utilizes sound waves and vibrations to create heat within injured or affected tissue. This results in stimulated blood flow, which promotes tissue healing. To enhance the delivery and absorption of certain medications, Phonophoresis uses ultrasound waves to drive medication into affected tissue over an irritated area.
Iontophoresis
Based on the science that our muscles respond to electrical impulses, this process uses carefully placed electrodes to initiate muscle contractions. E-stim assists with reducing pain and/or swelling, strengthening muscle, stimulating tissue, and controlling edema. Iontophoresis, a technique that also uses an electric current, delivers certain medicines through the skin; it is especially useful in treating muscle and joint inflammation and irritation, such as bursitis and tendinitis, and in loosening scar tissue.

Orthopedics
Sciatica
The simple acts of bending, sitting, and lifting can exacerbate back pain. Often mechanical in nature, sources of back pain commonly include herniated disc or other disc injury, pinched nerve, Piriformis Syndrome, sciatica, and spinal stenosis, along with muscle spasms, postural issues, and trauma. See also Lower Back Pain on our Pain Management page
Whiplash
A forceful, acceleration/deceleration neck injury, whiplash may involve the whole spine, although symptoms are often first perceived in the neck. Whiplash is frequently accompanied by concussion.
Pinched Nerve
With symptoms that can either ‘flare’ or persist, long-term head and neck pain often impacts range of motion and the ability to carry out daily routines. Sources include chronic sinusitis, headache, herniated disc or other disc injury, migraines, muscle spasms, pinched nerve, and postural issues. See also Headache, Including Migraine, and Whiplash, below.
Hysterectomy
Delia: I knew at some point I wanted to share my journey, but I wasn’t sure of the details. As a journalist, we are observers and rarely at the center of our stories – never mind such a personal and intimate one as mine. During my recovery, I became increasingly grateful to the many women along my journey who helped support me: A family friend who is a nurse and had her own hysterectomy due to fibroids, my gynecologist, my surgeon, girlfriends, and the women of the White Dress Project – an organization I found on Instagram that raises fibroid awareness.
Hip Replacement
Motor connections must be reinforced in order to ensure a return to mobility and desired level of activity after surgery. Elective or emergency surgeries include: ACL repair, MCL repair, knee surgery, total knee replacement, total hip replacement, back surgery, spine fusion, spine decompressions, post-laminectomy syndrome, as well as gender-specific surgeries such as hysterectomy, Cesarean section, and radical prostatectomy.
Knee Replacement

Burns

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
Spine dysfunction, Pelvic Floor Health (Women’s and Men’s), Tennis Medicine, Sports Medicine, Concussion, Orthotics and Shoe Consult, Trigger Point Dry Needling (Board of Maryland Physical Therapy approved), Visceral Mobilization, Craniosacral Therapy, Taping Techniques, Mentoring Colleagues
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapy can help children with constipation and toileting problems. Some of the causes of constipation can be addressed with exercise to improve body awareness, muscle balance and muscle control.
Tennis Elbow
Neck Pain
Back Pain
Manual Therapy
The application of therapeutic techniques using the hands, such as soft tissue and joint mobilization, Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Visceral Manipulation, Neural Manipulation, Muscle Energy Technique, and Craniosacral Therapy, requires advanced skills. A specialty of our practice, manual therapy, or manual medicine, promotes deep healing and recovery.
TMJ Dysfunction
The jaw joint, called the Temporomandibular Joint, or TMJ, and its surrounding muscle are often the site of discomfort, pain, and impaired function.
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

Plantar Fasciitis
Whether the result of an acute, repetitive use, or past injury, these include issues with the Achilles tendon, labrum, meniscus, patella, and rotator cuff, as well as carpal tunnel syndrome, ITB syndrome, plantar fasciitis, shin splints, tendinitis, and tennis elbow.

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