At Graham Physical Therapy, we believe that a strong commitment to our community is just as essential as the quality care we provide to our patients. Our team is dedicated to making a positive impact in Toms River and surrounding areas through active involvement in local events, sponsorships, health education, and partnerships with community organizations. We are passionate about giving back and fostering a healthier, more connected community.
Learn more about our initiatives and discover how we’re working to make a difference every day!
13 Morning Stretches You Can Start Doing in Bed
Whether you’re about to head to the gym or straight to your desk, these 13 stretches will keep you loose and limber.
Even if you spend the entire night sleeping on your back, (the most doctor-approved sleeping position), you probably wake up feeling a little creaky and stiff. Any prolonged time you spend being sedentary can make you feel that way, sleeping included. That’s why it’s good for your body to have a short morning stretch routine… (continue reading here!)
ScoliOcean, LLC and Graham Therapy and Fitness, P.A.
Photo Credit: Hilary Schwab
Q Why do you do what you do? What motivates and inspires you?
A As a mother, business founder and owner, I work hard to provide the highest level of care as a physical therapist and scoliosis/posture specialist. I hope to be a changemaker in raising awareness… (continue reading here!)
The Great Bethesda Chamber of Commerce
The Greater Bethesda Chamber of Commerce, established in 1926, supports businesses in the Washington Metropolitan Area. It fosters economic growth and advocates for a business-friendly environment, helping local businesses thrive and positively impacting the community through resources, networking opportunities, and local initiatives. The Chamber connects members to drive prosperity and build a vibrant, resilient local economy.
For more details, visit their website: Greater Bethesda Chamber of Commerce.
Jennifer Graham’s Quote In Bethesda Magazine
Jennifer Graham was quoted in the article “Pain Points: Don’t fall for these six common myths, say local physical therapists” by Robin L. Flanigan. Read article here on page 46 & 48.