Source Motion Physical Therapy

Physical Therapy in Fuquay-Varina, NC

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Source Motion Physical Therapy

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Meet Our Founder

Dr. Monika Pokhrel, PT, DPT

Founder & Owner, Source Motion Physical Therapy

Dr. Monika Pokhrel, PT, DPT is the Founder and Owner of Source Motion Physical Therapy. Her patient-centered approach begins with listening closely, understanding each person's goals, and creating a practical plan for more comfortable, confident movement.

She takes time to understand the whole person: concerns, daily responsibilities, and the activities that matter most, not simply a symptom in isolation.

Read Dr. Monika's full background and approach.

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Dr. Monika Pokhrel, PT, DPT
Dr. Monika Pokhrel, PT, DPT

Her Approach

Care That Starts With the Whole Person

Dr. Monika Pokhrel, PT, DPT believes that successful physical therapy begins with understanding the whole person, not simply treating a symptom. She takes the time to listen to each patient's story, concerns, goals, and the specific challenges affecting daily life.

Her treatment approach may incorporate therapeutic exercise, movement training, hands-on manual therapy, dry needling when appropriate, strengthening, mobility training, patient education, and individualized home exercise programs.

At Source Motion Physical Therapy, the focus is not only on relieving pain, but also on helping patients make meaningful and lasting improvements in how they move and live.

Helping You Move Better. Live Better.

At Source Motion Physical Therapy, the goal is simple: help you feel heard, understood, supported, and empowered to move with less pain, greater strength, and a better quality of life.

Ready to start your journey toward better movement?

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Our Services

Explore individualized care options, the conditions they support, and the movement goals they are designed to serve.

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Women's & Pelvic Health

Private, respectful physical therapy designed to support pelvic-floor strength, comfort, control, and confident movement. Care is individualized to help you feel supported at every stage.

  • Women's health physical therapy
  • Pelvic floor rehabilitation
  • Pelvic floor dysfunction
  • Urinary leakage, incontinence, urgency, and frequency
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Physical therapist guiding an older adult through orthopedic shoulder rehabilitation

Orthopedic Therapy & Manual Care

Comprehensive rehabilitation for joint, spine, and muscle concerns, combining movement-based treatment with hands-on techniques to restore more comfortable, capable movement.

  • Orthopedic physical therapy
  • Manual therapy and joint mobilization
  • Back and neck pain
  • Shoulder, knee, and hip pain
  • Joint and muscle pain
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Guided exercise rehabilitation session

Sports Injury & Functional Strength

Tailored rehabilitation for active individuals and athletes who want to rebuild strength, improve control, and return to sport, work, and daily activities with confidence.

  • Sports injury rehabilitation
  • ACL injuries and reconstruction
  • Return-to-sport rehabilitation
  • Strength and mobility limitations
  • Functional rehabilitation
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Physical therapist guiding an adult through knee rehabilitation after surgery

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Structured clinical recovery programs support a safe return to movement after joint replacement, ligament repair, spinal surgery, and other procedures.

  • Post-operative rehabilitation
  • Post-surgical protocols
  • Progressive strengthening
  • Mobility restoration
  • Return to daily activity
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Physical therapist guiding an adult through gait and balance training

Neurological, Gait & Balance Rehabilitation

Individualized rehabilitation helps improve stability, mobility, and confidence for people recovering from neurological conditions or managing balance-related movement concerns.

  • Neurological rehabilitation
  • Stroke recovery
  • Neurological impairments
  • Gait and balance training
  • Balance and mobility concerns
Physical therapist assisting an adult using a walker during stroke rehabilitation gait training

Stroke Rehabilitation

Individualized physical therapy support after stroke, focused on safe mobility, balance, strength, gait practice, and functional activities. Care is paced to your goals, current abilities, and medical guidance.

  • Movement, mobility, and functional assessment
  • Gait, transfer, and balance training
  • Strength, coordination, and endurance work
  • Practical strategies for daily activities and home exercise
  • Home-based support and coordination with your medical team when appropriate
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Focused dry needling treatment for muscle tension

Dry Needling & Persistent Pain

When clinically appropriate, dry needling can be part of a multimodal treatment plan to address muscle tension, support comfortable movement, and help manage persistent pain.

  • Dry needling
  • Muscle tightness and trigger points
  • Chronic pain management
  • Joint and muscle pain
  • Movement efficiency and mobility
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Physical therapist providing hands-on TMJ and jaw rehabilitation

TMJ & Jaw Rehabilitation

Focused rehabilitation can address jaw discomfort, muscle tension, movement restrictions, and functional goals through individualized assessment, education, and treatment.

  • TMJ and jaw dysfunction rehabilitation
  • TMJ and jaw pain
  • Jaw mobility and movement control
  • Posture and self-management education
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Physical therapist supporting arm mobility during burn rehabilitation

Burn Rehabilitation

Individualized rehabilitation can support mobility, strength, scar-tissue movement, and day-to-day function throughout burn recovery.

  • Burn rehabilitation
  • Mobility and range-of-motion support
  • Strength and functional recovery
  • Personalized activity goals
Physical therapist guiding a patient through a functional rehabilitation exercise

Specialized Rehabilitation

Personalized rehabilitation programs help address complex movement needs and support stronger, more confident participation in the activities that matter most.

  • Strength, mobility, and functional rehabilitation
  • Individualized home exercise programs
  • Movement training and patient education
  • Return to daily activities
Physical therapist speaking with an older adult beside a recumbent bike during cardiopulmonary rehabilitation

Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation (COPD)

Support for people living with COPD and other cardiopulmonary limitations. After an individualized assessment, care may include guided conditioning, functional strength and mobility work, breathing and pacing strategies, and practical approaches for everyday activities.

  • Individualized activity and functional assessment
  • Gradual endurance training to support everyday activity
  • Strength, mobility, and balance training
  • Breathing, pacing, and energy-conservation strategies
  • Home-based support and coordination with your medical team when appropriate

Why Choose Source Motion

Simple payment, personal attention, and care that meets you where you are.

Cash-Based Physical Therapy

Direct-pay care keeps treatment focused on your goals, without insurance visit limits directing your plan.

No Insurance Hassle

No insurance claims or billing paperwork to manage. Payment is handled directly so you can focus on your care.

1:1 Care

Your visit is dedicated to you, with time for questions, hands-on care, movement training, and progress-based planning.

Home-Based Service

Home-based physical therapy brings personalized care to you when traveling to a clinic is difficult or home is the best setting for your goals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions before your visit.

What is cash-based physical therapy?

Cash-based, or direct-pay, physical therapy means you pay the practice directly for your care. This keeps the focus on your goals and allows your plan of care to be shaped around your needs rather than insurance visit limits.

Do I need to handle insurance paperwork?

No. Source Motion Physical Therapy does not bill insurance or require you to manage insurance claims for your visits. Before scheduling, you can contact us for current rates and payment details.

Can I receive physical therapy at home?

Yes. Home-based care may be a helpful option when travel is difficult or when practicing movement in your own environment supports your goals. We can discuss whether home-based visits are an appropriate fit for you.

What concerns can physical therapy help address?

Physical therapy can support recovery and improve movement for concerns such as pain, injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation, balance, mobility, strength, pelvic health, and everyday activity goals. Your evaluation helps identify a care plan suited to you.

How is care made convenient for my schedule and needs?

Care is designed around your priorities, with one-on-one attention, practical home programs, and home-based service when appropriate. We will discuss visit options and a plan that fits your goals and daily routine.

What experience does Dr. Monika Pokhrel, PT, DPT bring to care?

Dr. Monika Pokhrel, PT, DPT brings more than 13 years of clinical experience and advanced training in rehabilitation. Her approach combines careful listening, movement-based treatment, education, and individualized planning to help patients work toward meaningful functional goals.

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Call to Schedule Your Evaluation

Online appointment booking is currently under construction. To schedule an evaluation, please call Source Motion Physical Therapy.

Call (910) 890-4518

Prefer to ask questions first? Book a free 15-minute discovery call. You can also email the office.

Service Area

Serving Fuquay-Varina as our primary area, with availability also discussed for Holly Springs, Angier, Willow Spring, Apex, Garner, Raleigh, Clayton, Duncan, Lillington, and Morrisville.
Live outside these communities? Please call (910) 890-4518 to discuss whether service may be available for your location. View service areas.