Featured Posts

Featured blog posts from the founder of Cioffredi & Associates, Billy Cioffredi, PT, CEAS. Sharing thoughts and ideas about restoring pain free movement, and helping clients achieve optimal health since 1985.

Cioffredi & Associates was founded with a mission to provide clients with a continuum of health services to help them achieve optimal health. Areas of service offered include physical and occupational therapy, medically based personal training, massage therapy, health coaching, and nutrition counseling.

Official Opening Date of the Grantham Office

Expanding to Serve You Better at 151 Route 10 North, Grantham, NH   LOOKING FOR EXCELLENT CARE CLOSER TO HOME?   Cioffredi & Associates is excited to officially announce the opening date of our new Grantham Clinic is April 30! We’ve been working hard to build our new space and…

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New Grantham Office Update

Expanding to Serve You Better at 151 Route 10 North, Grantham, NH   The weather hasn’t quite received the message yet, but it’s almost May! And that means the new Grantham office opening is right around the corner.   Our contractors have been hard at work sprucing up the new…

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Choose PT for Back Pain First

Biased Back Pain

One way PTs diagnose low back pain is to recognize its bias. Billy explains flexion vs. extension bias.

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Bill Cioffredi, PT, Cioffredi & Associates Founder

New Year’s Resolution Challenges

Goal-setting practice has reached beyond my professional life, and while I don’t profess to have great wisdom on the topic, I can tell you what has worked for me personally.

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Bill Cioffredi, PT, Cioffredi & Associates Founder

Building Community

How are relationships related to better health? Billy reflects on a comment from his college-student son about community building.

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Stretch for Gluteal Muscles

The Secret to Effective Stretching

When we think about stretching, it’s often with the idea that it’s like taking a piece of leather and, using force, mechanically stretching it out. One of the problems with this idea is that tissue, like Turkish taffy, gets thinner and weaker as we stretch it out.

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