Dr Susan Thomas, the founder of Balanced Gait Physical Therapy has been a Physical Therapist for almost 20 years. She graduated from SUNY Stony Brook with a Bachelors in Physical Therapy in 2000 and Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2013. Her passion is to work with clients with Neurological deficits particularly Parkinson’s disease. In addition she also has extensive experience in the rehabilitation of other neurological diagnosis including but not limited to stroke, MS, GBS to name a few.
Parkinson’s Disease (PD) can affect your movement and quality of life. You may be aware that Parkinson’s affects your muscle movement. This happens because of the irregular communication between your brain and muscles. As you age or your Parkinson’s progresses, you may notice symptoms of your Parkinson’s increasing.
Exercise is vital for a healthy lifestyle, and even more important for you if you live with Parkinson’s disease (PD). However, moving your body and muscles can be difficult or extremely painful. That’s why Dr. Susan Thomas at Balanced Gait PT offers you a Parkinson’s Physical Therapy Service known as Rock Steady Boxing.
Parkinson’s Disease is a neurological deficit that affects muscle movement. This happens when messages between the brain and muscles are distorted. Since Parkinson’s is a neurological issue, the best way to treat it is with neurological physical therapy services by Dr. Susan Thomas at Balanced Gait.
Vestibular balance disorders affect the way your body interacts with the environment around you. Common symptoms of Vestibular Balance Disorders include dizziness and vertigo, and can affect patients of any age. Symptoms typically increase and/or worsen with age.
Our team brings a wealth of expertise in orthopedic rehabilitation, sports injury treatment, and chronic pain management. We stay at the forefront of evidence-based practices to provide you with the highest quality care.
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