Active Therapy MN, 10300 Hennepin Town Road, Eden Prairie, MN (2025)

07/29/2025

Active Therapy MN is seeking a Physical Therapist – $2,500 Sign on Bonus and FLEXIBLE scheduling!

The role of the Physical Therapist at Active Therapy is responsible for evaluation, planning, directing, and administering of physical therapy services in the assisted living, independent living, and memory care settings. This role will work closely with patients, their families, and the Assisted Living Community’s staff to develop individualized treatment plans and maintenance programs to aide in the highest level of functionality. Active Therapy is a new and rapidly growing therapy program that places high importance on exceptional therapy conducted with integrity.

Contact us if you or someone you know is interested in learning more about this open position. As always, we’d love to hear from you! (Direct link to apply is located within the comments section).

07/10/2025

Active Therapy MN is seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist!

✨Now offering a $3,000 sign-on bonus✨

We are seeking a Speech-Language Pathologist to join our fun and skilled therapy team at our Mounds View, Little Canda, and Maplewood locations!

At Active Therapy, we place high importance on maintaining a positive company culture, employee well-being, opportunities for growth, and FLEXIBLE scheduling.

Visit indeed.com (direct link located within comments) or email your resume to Active Therapy at admin@activetherapymn.com to apply! Please contact 612-562-8204 to learn more.

We’d love to hear from you!

05/13/2025

Meet Maryann Wroblewski – a Physical Therapist Assistant and one of Active Therapy’s newest employees!

Where did you obtain your degree? “I graduated from Morton College in June 1993.”

What made you want to become a physical therapist assistant? “I became a PTA after taking care of sick relatives and neighbors since I was 10 yrs old.”

What are your areas of interest? Are you specialized in a specific area? “My specialty was in home care for 26 of my 32+ yrs. of practice. I was Fall Prevention Certified by the hospital for which I was employed for 20 years in Illinois. I moved to MN 3 ½ years ago because I married a guy that I knew since I was 4 yrs old (we went to kindergarten, grammar school, and high school together!).”

What type of therapist do you aspire to be? “My goal as a PTA is to continue providing quality care for patients, while making it fun.”

What is a fun “non-therapy” fact about you? “Some fun non-PT facts about me are: I love to garden, cook, and listen to music (from the 60’s to present day). I have 63 concert T-shirts because I love to attend concerts. I have a BA in English and Communications from DePaul University in Chicago, which allowed me to work in advertising for 5 years before returning to school to become a PTA. I never have watched the show Mad Men because I lived it!”

05/09/2025

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Simply click on the URL in the comments section, or go to Google —> Active Therapy MN, and click “Reviews”!

05/06/2025

Meet Jessica Williams – a Speech-Language Pathologist and Active Therapy’s Clinical Manager!

Where did you obtain your degree? “I earned my bachelor’s degree in communication sciences and disorders from Saint Cloud State University in 2015 and master’s degree from the University of Minnesota Duluth in 2017.”

What made you want to become an SLP? “From a young age, I always had a passion for helping others. Through community volunteering and shadowing different professions, speech pathology was something that grabbed my attention – largely because of their mission to help individuals participate in one of the most fundamental things to humankind – communication.”

What are your areas of interest? Are you specialized in a specific area? “I enjoy speech pathology’s large depth of field, but I have a special interest in treating swallowing disorders and conducting caregiver dementia education. I am a Certified SPEAK OUT! Provider (a program designed to help people with Parkinson’s and related neurological disorders regain and retain their speech and swallowing) and enjoy the educational side of being a speech pathologist.”

What type of therapist do you aspire to be? “I aspire to be a compassionate therapist and servant leader who operates with integrity. I enjoy taking the time to really get to know my patients and their caregivers so that I can ensure I am providing them with the most beneficial therapy and resources applicable to their unique situation. I strive to be a person who is mindful, reliable, and a positive person in people’s lives.”

What is a fun “non-therapy” fact about you? “A fun non-therapy fact about me is that my husband and I have two little boys (5 yrs. and 2 yrs.), a dog named Milo, and a cat named Finnegan that keep us very busy. We love spending our time going to playgrounds, stopping at coffee shops, and exploring nature!”

05/02/2025

In light of National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, meet Trenton Mannetter – one of our Speech-Language Pathologists!

Where did you obtain your degree? “I received my B.A. in Psychology in 2015 at UW-Madison (Go Badgers!). I initially was planning to complete post-graduate training counseling psychology. However, I became really interested in the Speech-Language Pathology field after taking an advanced-level phonetics course in the Spanish department and learning more about the profession from in that class. From there, I received my post-baccalaureate certificate in Communication Sciences and Disorders at UW in 2016. Finally, I received my M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology from Northwestern University in 2018.”

What made you want to become an SLP? “My father is a retired Spanish professor (I speak Spanish with near native fluency) and grew up from an early age with my parents living in a group home with adults with disabilities. I have always been drawn to the medical field and working with the adult and geriatric populations.”

What are your areas of interest? Are you specialized in a specific area? “Something that I love most about my profession is the large variety of patients we see. I had an internship in an Ear, Nose, and Throat clinic with my graduate advisor who was a voice disorder specialist. I also interned at a subacute pediatric hospital that was had a large Spanish speaking population. I have always had a passion for working with individuals with voice disorders and swallowing disorders (AKA dysphagia). My dysphagia course at Northwestern University was taught by Bonnie Martin-Harris, who was one of the primary researchers and developers of the Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile (MBSImP), which is a standardization and training tool for SLPs when completing and interpreting videofluoroscopic swallow studies (aka MBSS or VFSS).”

What type of therapist do you aspire to be? “I aspire to be a therapist that uses a supportive, patient- and family-centered approach with the most up to date evaluation and treatment methods. I love working closely with patients' caregivers, family, and friends to establish the most effective treatment plan.”

What is a fun “non-therapy” fact about you? “I did a semester abroad in Lima, Peru when I was working on my undergrad and have spent almost 18 weeks of my life traveling/living in Mexico!”

04/30/2025

Meet Lauren Bertrand – an Occupational Therapist!

Where did you obtain your degree? “I received my undergraduate degree at the University of Minnesota Duluth in Exercise Science and Rehabilitation. I then continued to get my Doctorate in Occupational Therapy through the University of Minnesota.”

What made you want to become an occupational therapist? “I always knew I wanted to work in healthcare. I wanted to find a profession where I could work to increase not the quantity but the quality of someone’s life and to help them feel confident and independent. I fell in love with the work of an occupational therapist and their ability to touch the different areas of people’s lives and being able to focus on helping individuals engage in the things they need and want to do in their daily lives.”

What are your areas of interest? Are you specialized in a specific area? “I am not specialized in any specific areas although I would like to work to be in the future. Our OT scope can carry to be so wide, and I gravitate toward and enjoy many OT areas. Some of the greatest areas I tend to gravitate toward include assistive technology, productive aging, and cognition.”

What type of therapist do you aspire to be? “As an occupational therapist, I occupy a distinctive position in healthcare that allows me to develop a comprehensive understanding of my patients' lives and circumstances. This unique vantage point enables me to make a substantial impact on their daily functioning and overall well-being. My aspiration as an occupational therapist is to positively influence lives by: empowering individuals to achieve their personal goals, assisting patients to overcome physical and cognitive challenges, to restore independence, and to enhance my patients’ quality of life.”

What is a fun “non-therapy” fact about you? “A non-therapy fact about me is that I love going for hikes up the North shore, gardening, and have been loving making my own homemade sour dough as of late!”

04/24/2025

Meet Rachel Day – an occupational therapist assistant and one of Active Therapy’s newest employees!

Where did you obtain your degree? “I went to the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire from 2012 – 2019 and received my Kinesiology degree. Then, I continued my education at Anoka Technical College from 2017 – 2019 to receive my Occupational Therapy Assistant Degree.”

What are your areas of interest? Are you specialized in a specific area? “Ever since I was younger, I knew I wanted to help others in some capacity. I did a job shadow in high school and saw what physical, occupational, and speech therapists do, and I knew that I wanted to go into the occupational therapy field as it intrigued me immediately. I also have always loved working with the geriatric community so when I was searching for jobs, I found ones in TCU, LTC, and assisted living settings. I love working with the elderly population on strength training and balance. I have always loved working-out so I enjoy teaching what I know to keep them strong and independent.”

What type of therapist do you aspire to be? “I aspire to be the best therapist possible. This means getting to know my patients and their family members on a deeper level, listening to their concerns and their own personal goals to achieve during therapy. I love when my patients turn into family where we have that special bond and they know they can come to me with anything they need. It is very rewarding.”

What is a fun “non-therapy” fact about you? “A fun "non-therapy" fact about me is that I am a new mom - my daughter is just about to turn one. She is the best thing to happen to me. Mom title is the best title. 🙂”

04/23/2025

Meet Jessica Hormann – an occupational therapist and Active Therapy’s Director of Operations!

Where did you obtain your degree? “I earned my master’s degree in occupational therapy from St Scholastica, in Duluth.”

What made you want to become an occupational therapist? “Both my parents are PTs. They started me early with volunteering in nursing homes and working at their company as a research coordinator. I also worked at Camp Courage for two full summers away from home when I was 17 and 19, providing direct care and leisure opportunities for individuals with disabilities.”

What are your areas of interest? Are you specialized in a specific area? “My areas of interest are developing and managing a company that provides exceptional therapy services while having the ability to allow for a fair and ethical workplace for therapists.”
What type of therapist do you aspire to be? “An empathetic therapist who shows interest in her patients' lives.”

What is a fun “non-therapy” fact about you? “I have three teenagers and three Boston terriers who keep me very busy!”

04/22/2025

April is National Occupational Therapy Month! That being said, we thought it would be fun to recognize our awesome team of occupational therapists (OTs) and certified occupational therapist assistants (COTAs)!

First up, is Ann Frankel - an occupational therapist!

Where did you obtain your degree? “Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine.”

What made you want to become an occupational therapist? “I love looking at problems from different perspectives, getting creative, and helping come alongside others to find ways to continue living and thriving despite life’s many challenges. I see OT as a calling and am honored to get the chance to be the hands and feet to those in need.”

What are your areas of interest? Are you specialized in a specific area? “I love challenges in any area of medicine but particularly enjoy working with neurological conditions and dementia. I also have additional certifications and training as a dementia care specialist and aquatic therapist.”

What type of therapist do you aspire to be? “I hope to be the type of therapist that is always approachable and will adapt and change my treatment plans based on client’s changing needs, concerns, and desires. My greatest joy is when people feel they can manage life better and easier at the end of treatment.”

What is a fun “non-therapy” fact about you? “I enjoy traveling and have been to Canada, Italy, Ireland, Great Britain, Jamaica, and Costa Rica. I am just as happy with outdoor family adventures as I am with reading, crafting, and listening to music. I married my high school sweetheart, have 3 children, and can be found on a nice summer day cruising the St. Croix with the family on our pontoon or having a spontaneous kitchen dance party - one of my favorite hobbies.”

04/15/2025

✨Active Therapy continues to grow!✨

If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about our company and team, please reach out! We would love to hear from you.

Phone: (612) 562-8204
Email: admin@activetherapymn.com

03/28/2025

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