Physical therapy for an active lifestyle
Our clients include all types of people, ages (10-100+) who value overall good health. For you, our focus is on helping you reach your full potential to participate in the activities you most enjoy. Whether that is as simple as gardening and walking for exercise, or as intense as long-distance running or world-class athletics, we aim to help you restore physical function AND gain the knowledge you need to stay healthy with a self-directed program of long-term maintenance.
Consistent continuity of care - individualized treatment program by your dedicated physical therapist
Fully equipped fitness center for precisely targeted rehab exercise
Flexible scheduling
Two convenient Baltimore locations with free parking
Certifications
McKenzie Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT)
Expertise in evaluating and treating conditions of the spine
Evaluation uses defined spinal motions to ascertain mechanical problems and treatment
Patient education in self-treatment and prophylactic exercises to reduce recurrence and take control in the event of a future exacerbation
Manual therapy
For more information go to https://www.mckenzieinstitute.org/patients/what-is-the-mckenzie-method/
Certified Mulligan Practitioner (CMP)
The Brian Mulligan Concept is a ‘hands on’ specialty which is highly effective in quickly resolving pain and limitation of movements of the spine and peripheral joints by the application of special manual techniques. For more information go to BMulligan.com
Bruce Wilk Running Injury Recovery Program
Expert guidance to treat your own running injuries using a comprehensive method of diagnosis and exercises developed by running expert Bruce Wilk, PT, OCS (22 marathons, 4 Ironman events). Running injuries are defined as those that are caused specifically by repeated motion that creates pain and dysfunction when running and that may cause discomfort when not running as well. Diagnosis and self-treatment focuses on flexibility, balance and strength for relief and rehabilitation. For more information go to postinjuryrunning.com
Microcurrent Point Stimulation (MPS)
Microcurrent Point Stimulation is an FDA-approved method for relieving musculo- skeletal and neuro-muscular pain. It combines the principles of acupuncture and modern neurology to improve energy flow along the body's meridians. MPS currents are 1/1000x less than the intensity of TNS or other electrical stimulation equipment used in most physical therapy practices. The lower amperage is more consistent with the body's natural electrical currents and has been shown to provide more effective pain relief. For more information go to http://dolphinmps.com/mps-therapy/
Conditions Treated:
Lower back pain
Osteoarthritis
Plantar fasciitis
Neck & shoulder pain
Scar Release Therapy
MPS is also used to repolarize scar tissue which reduces adhesions and normalizes the body's natural energy flows. Patients have been amazed by the efficacy of the technique for immediate and long-term pain relief, energy flow and overall health. There is no "time limit"; even a thirty-year old scar or condition can be successfully treated.
This is not a cosmetic procedure. Typical treatment course involves five 30-45 minute sessions. During each session all visible scars are treated as well as the "primary" scar or scar site. Patients may experience discomfort between treatments (such as nausea, headaches or achiness) as the body de-toxifies and adjusts to new energy flow.
Conditions Treated:
Abdominal scars from surgery or Ceasarian births
Chronic knee pain after surgery
Back surgery scars
Breast reconstruction
Old injury and burn scars
Read more about Scar Release Therapy
Workplace Ergonomics Consulting
Ergonomics means "fitting the workstation to the worker for a safe, effective and productive environment." Expert evaluation of offices and workspaces can help alleviate pain and discomfort caused by sustained and repetitive activities. Ergonomics services for companies, government agencies, non-profits and individuals:
Furniture and equipment evaluation
Task-oriented movement and posture evaluation
Recommendations for workplace or task modifications
Individualized exercise and stretch programs
Group training
Summary report of findings and recommendations
Background in Competitive and Masters Sports
Susan has been playing squash internationally since the 1980's and remains active in Skill Level and Masters age-group competition today. She maintained a world ranking of #44 at her peak. Career highlights:
2019 US Squash National Championship - Washington, DC - Singles age group champion
2017 World Masters Games - Auckland, New Zealand - Squash Singles age group Silver medalist
2017 World Masters Games - Auckland, New Zealand - Squash Mixed Team championship Gold medalist
2016-2017 Coach - Johns Hopkins Women's Squash Team
2013 World Masters Games - Turin, Italy - Squash Singles age group Gold medalist
2013 US Masters Squash Champion, age group, Stamford CT
2012 World Masters Squash Champion, age group, Birmingham UK
Caribbean Championship 1983 - 1996 when present
Jamaica National Championship 1981-1989
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Charities
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