Injury Prevention

PT performing dry needling on patient’s shoulder in clinic

The Benefits of Dry Needling for Muscle Pain

Muscle pain can stop you in your tracks. Whether it’s tight shoulders after a long workday, nagging low back pain, or sore calves from running around Southern Maine trails, many people look for quick relief but find that stretches or massages only go so far. At Reform PT, one of the tools our therapists use… Read More


Athlete balancing on one leg during training

Why Every Athlete Should Include Balance Training

When most athletes think about training, they picture lifting weights, running drills, or practicing their sport-specific skills. Balance training doesn’t always make the list, yet it plays a critical role in performance and injury prevention. Whether you’re a soccer player cutting across the field, a runner on uneven trails, or a weekend athlete at the… Read More


Athlete squatting with proper form in CrossFit gym

CrossFit and HIIT Safety: Protecting Your Shoulders and Knees

Posted by: in Healthy Living, Sports & Athletics on September 15, 2025

Why These Workouts Are So Popular CrossFit and HIIT workouts are loved because they are short, fast, and intense. They mix strength training, cardio, and bodyweight moves into one session. People often see results quickly in strength, endurance, and fitness. But with this intensity comes higher risk, especially for your shoulders and knees. Why Shoulders… Read More


Workers’ comp physical therapy exercises for safe return to work

Work Shouldn’t Hurt: How Physical Therapy Supports Workers’ Comp Recovery

Posted by: in Workers’ Compensation Recovery on August 31, 2025

When you get hurt on the job, it doesn’t just affect your body—it impacts your livelihood, your routines, and your peace of mind. Whether you’re lifting heavy materials, sitting at a desk all day, or on your feet for long shifts, workplace injuries are more common than most people realize. The good news? Physical therapy… Read More


Person enjoying outdoor activity with healthy, strong knees.

How to Keep Your Knees Healthy for Life

Posted by: in Joint Health on August 29, 2025

Your Knees Do a Lot for You From walking and climbing stairs to running, dancing, or kneeling in the garden, your knees are involved in almost every lower body movement you make. They’re built to be strong and resilient — but like any joint, they need the right care to stay healthy for the long… Read More


Avery Pomerleau, PT, DPT

Avery Pomerleau, PT, DPT

Posted by: in on July 31, 2025

Helping You Recover Stronger, Move Better, and Live Without Limits Avery Pomerleau, PT, DPT, is a physical therapist at Reform Physical Therapy’s Yarmouth clinic. He is passionate about helping people move with confidence, recover from injury, and achieve their personal goals through individualized, evidence-based care. In addition, Avery believes successful rehabilitation begins by listening to… Read More


Athlete performing strength training with weights

Strength Training for Injury Prevention: What Every Athlete Should Be Doing

Posted by: in Sports Performance on July 15, 2025

Whether you’re a student athlete, weekend warrior, or someone who just loves to stay active, strength training isn’t just about building muscle—it’s one of the best ways to prevent injuries. At Reform Physical Therapy, we work with athletes of all levels to build smart, sustainable training routines that protect the body while improving performance. Here’s… Read More