Physical therapist Dr. Julie shares how nearly two decades of helping patients shaped her passion for longevity, strength training, and proactive wellness. In this personal blog, she explains why maintaining muscle mass, bone density, cardiovascular health, and mobility is essential for aging well and preserving independence. From DEXA scans and VO₂ max testing to nutrition support, perimenopause care, and strength training, discover the tools Dr. Julie is using to build a healthier future and how you can start improving your long-term health today.
What to Do After You Hurt Your Back
Hurt your back lifting? You’re not alone. Even physical therapists get injured. In this real-life recovery guide, Dr. Julie walks you through exactly what to do after a lower back strain: how to calm your mind, reduce pain, move safely, and rebuild strength with confidence. Learn the practical first steps, gentle exercises, and mindset shifts that help you bounce back faster - without spiraling into fear or giving up the activities you love.
Inspiring Women to Move
In this blog, Dr. Julie explores the findings of the ASICS Move Her Mind study alongside her own personal journey of navigating barriers to fitness. She shares practical strategies, busts common myths about strength training, and offers encouragement for women to choose themselves and their health. If you’re looking for inspiration to build confidence, create sustainable habits, and embrace movement as empowerment, this is a must-read.
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Acute Pain & Swelling - R.I.C.E. Reconsidered
If you google or ask your doctor what to do for acute pain & swelling, R.I.C.E. is often the universally accepted answer. It’s automatic, you get an injury, you ice the injury, you get back to it? Or do you? Since the late 70’s, the field of sports medicine has advanced greatly in how acute injury is managed, however many healthcare practitioners continue to provide outdated advice. With advanced exercise concepts and evidence based methods at our fingertips, it’s time we all catch up!






