It's about understanding the tipping point between health and injury, and understanding the biomechanics of movement patterns that allow the body to participate in a balanced life. It's about individualized care to help you achieve your goals-whether you are returning from an injury or wanting to avoid one all together. Nicole is a strong advocate of community outreach and education, and lends her voice and expertise across the wellness and medical community.
See what she has to say. Nicole knows her stuff! I saw Nicole March of 2014 thinking I had a tibia stress fracture but within 2 minutes of talking to Nicole she diagnosed me with MTSS/ posterior tibialis tendonitis-which was exactly what I was dealing with. Nicole is quick to follow-up and check in which I think is a great quality and one that lacked in my previous PTs.
I just wish I saw her earlier! Since seeing Nicole, I've learned how important hip strength is and proper running form. I've been running healthy since seeing Nicole and more in-tuned with my running form.
See what she has to say. Nicole knows her stuff! I saw Nicole March of 2014 thinking I had a tibia stress fracture but within 2 minutes of talking to Nicole she diagnosed me with MTSS/ posterior tibialis tendonitis-which was exactly what I was dealing with. Nicole is quick to follow-up and check in which I think is a great quality and one that lacked in my previous PTs.
I just wish I saw her earlier! Since seeing Nicole, I've learned how important hip strength is and proper running form. I've been running healthy since seeing Nicole and more in-tuned with my running form.
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Dr. Nicole Haas truly cares about your experience in physical therapy and your ability to achieve your goals, and strives to ensure that each and every patient feels cared for and supported.
She is a board certified orthopedic clinical specialist with a doctorate in physical therapy who has been practicing for more than 20 years, and is a certified yoga teacher as well.
She is dedicated to helping the community understand the tipping point between health and injury, and to promoting understanding of the biomechanics of movement patterns that allow the body to participate in a balanced life.
She is a board certified orthopedic clinical specialist with a doctorate in physical therapy who has been practicing for more than 20 years, and is a certified yoga teacher as well.
She is dedicated to helping the community understand the tipping point between health and injury, and to promoting understanding of the biomechanics of movement patterns that allow the body to participate in a balanced life.
Did you know that in a one year period, 79% of runners are injured?
If you clicked on this tab, then you likely know that the hard way or you are looking to be in the 21% of runners that are able to run pain-free.
Nicole is a nationally recognized expert in running analysis and injury prevention and teaches the topic to the students in the CU Physical Therapy Program.
During a run analysis, Nicole employs a comprehensive assessment and designs a treatment plan to identify and address mechanics and patterns that may predispose you to injury- either as an adjunct to care or as a separate service for those who want to learn if they're setting themselves up for injury.
If you clicked on this tab, then you likely know that the hard way or you are looking to be in the 21% of runners that are able to run pain-free.
Nicole is a nationally recognized expert in running analysis and injury prevention and teaches the topic to the students in the CU Physical Therapy Program.
During a run analysis, Nicole employs a comprehensive assessment and designs a treatment plan to identify and address mechanics and patterns that may predispose you to injury- either as an adjunct to care or as a separate service for those who want to learn if they're setting themselves up for injury.
Nicole has extensive experience working with female athletes and women throughout the pregnancy journey.
She can help address the specific needs of women as they push their bodies during training and help treat issues related to pregnancy as your body as it changes or tries to recover after giving birth.
She can help address the specific needs of women as they push their bodies during training and help treat issues related to pregnancy as your body as it changes or tries to recover after giving birth.
The importance of identifying movement limitations or deficiencies before they become problematic can be vital in reducing risk of injury.
Nicole offers a wide range of sport-specific rehabilitation and performance programs to help athletes improve performance, recover from and prevent injury, regardless of their game, skill level or condition.
Nicole offers a wide range of sport-specific rehabilitation and performance programs to help athletes improve performance, recover from and prevent injury, regardless of their game, skill level or condition.
The Functional Movement Screen (FMS) is a researched-based assessment used to evaluate movement patterns and asymmetries, which can provide insight into mechanical restrictions and potential risk for injury.
The FMS is a useful tool for preseason screening, post-injury recovery, and return to sport, and can be invaluable in development of exercise programming to address asymmetries and areas of deficiency.
Nicole is available for on-sight group screenings and assistance with program development.
The FMS is a useful tool for preseason screening, post-injury recovery, and return to sport, and can be invaluable in development of exercise programming to address asymmetries and areas of deficiency.
Nicole is available for on-sight group screenings and assistance with program development.
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