Tag: Physical Therapy Queens

How to Sleep With Whiplash: Best Positions & The “Towel Trick”

An educational infographic by CT Physical Therapy Care titled "Sleeping with a Whiplash Injury." The graphic illustrates the "Stagnant Pond" effect of inflammation at night and defines "Nose-to-Navel" alignment. It visually compares three sleeping positions: Back Sleeping (labeled "The Best Choice" with a cervical roll), Side Sleeping (labeled "Acceptable" with a pillow between knees), and Stomach Sleeping (marked with a red X as the "Danger Zone"). The bottom section illustrates the "Towel Trick" for creating DIY neck support, step-by-step diagrams for the "Log Roll" morning routine to avoid twisting, and a list of red flags like numbness and headaches.

“Is neck pain waking you up at 3:00 AM? Sleep is your body’s primary tool for healing whiplash, but poor positioning can turn it into a nightly battle. In this guide, we explain the ‘Nose-to-Navel’ rule for neutral alignment, reveal why stomach sleeping is dangerous for your recovery, and show you how to use the DIY ‘Towel Trick’ to get orthopedic support for free.”

5 Safe At-Home Exercises for Whiplash Recovery (And When to Stop)

Infographic illustrating 5 safe at-home exercises for whiplash recovery: Chin Tuck, Scapular Retraction, Pain-Free Neck Rotation, Upper Trapezius Release, and a single-arm 90-degree Doorway Pec Stretch. Includes a Traffic Light pain guide for safety.

Woke up with a “locked” neck? Stop guessing and start healing. Discover our therapist-approved “Unlock Your Neck” Protocol—5 safe movements to relieve stiffness at home immediately, plus the critical “Red Light” signs that mean you need to stop and see a doctor.

Does NY No-Fault Insurance Cover Physical Therapy? (The 30-Day Rule)

Close-up of hands filling out a New York State NF-2 No-Fault Benefits application form on a wooden desk. Beside the form is a physical therapy brochure and a desk calendar with "DEC 30" circled and labeled "- DEADLINE". Through a window in the background, a yellow taxi drives down a city street lined with brownstones.

It’s the number one question patients ask us after a car accident: “How am I going to pay for this?” If you live in New York, the answer is likely “No-Fault Insurance.” But there is a catch. New York has some of the best accident coverage in the country, but it also has one of the strictest deadlines. If… Read more »

How to Deal with an Auto Injury: Recovery & Claims Guide

Physical therapist consulting with a patient about auto injury recovery in a modern clinic. Text overlay reads: Auto Injury Recovery Guide.

Did you know your medical records are your strongest legal evidence? Learn how to navigate the 4 phases of auto injury recovery. We explain “silent” symptoms like whiplash and how to ensure your treatment is paid for by insurance.