
Wellness is a state of optimal well being enhancing physical, mental and emotional health. Wellness is a lifelong process maximizing an individual’s
health potential.
The Therapy Network focuses on the physical
domain of wellness, which in turn, affects the other two domains.
There is a great deal of research available to show that consistent
physical activity in the form of exercise can improve your
chances for or help you fight:
- Heart disease
- High cholesterol levels
- Weight Loss
- Bone Loss
- Chronic Illness
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- High Blood Pressure
- Energy Levels
- Stress Management
- Muscle Strength
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55% of adults in the United States are obese.
28% of adults lead a sedentary or inactive lifestyle
The Therapy Network wants to keep you from being a statistic. TTN’s trained professionals are committed to improving your quality of life and maximizing your
fitness potential. Creating an exercise plan that is specific to your needs, TTN’s Wellness staff can help you reach your goals once and for all.
| Health Status Now |
Health Risk Later |
| Excess Weight |
Heart Disease
Diabetes
High Blood Pressure
Stroke |
| Sedentary or Inactive Lifestyle |
Osteoporosis
Colon Cancer
Diabetes
Stroke |
| Blood Cholesterol over 200 mg/dl |
Heart Disease
Stroke
Hypertension |
| Elevated Blood Glucose |
Glucose Intolerance
Diabetes |
| Blood Pressure over 160/90 mmHg |
Heart Disease
Stroke |
Four Steps to a GREAT START
- Set achievable goals.
(don’t expect to lose 10 lbs. in one week)
- Know the foods that will help and those that will hurt.
(Ask a nutritionist or physician)
- Make a LIFETIME commitment, this is a lifestyle,
not a one time event.
- Be patient, all this determination and hard
work will pay off!
The Therapy Network Wellness Program
Monthly Fee: $35
This includes your initial fitness assessment and the personalized program your Wellness professional will create for you. Your wellness professional will take measurements
of the following and craft an exercise and stretching program that best will suit your needs to reach your goals:
- Height and weight
- Blood pressure
- Girth measurements
- Hip to Waist ratio
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- Body Mass Index
- Muscular Flexibility
- Muscular Endurance
- Muscular Strength
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