Integrative Manual Physical Therapy, LLC

12/15/2025

On behalf of Integrative Manual Physical Therapy, I wish you all a happy holiday season and healthy new year. I’m grateful for all of you that I’ve had the opportunity to educate and coach toward improved wellness in your lives. My goal is to help you learn how the body is interconnected, understand that all systems matter in your recovery process and give you strategies and prescriptive nervous system exercises that create a positive response in your movement output. Each individual has a unique nervous system and therefore requires an individual assessment and specific exercises based on that assessment.

Wellness and activity level is a continuum of care across the lifespan as our external and internal environments are constantly changing and we need to respond to these changes based on your own unique needs.

Keep moving. Remember to keep performing your individual exercises in order to have a more permanent change in your body and your symptoms. I look forward to continuing to work alongside all of you in the new year. Together, we can accomplish your goals to stay active.

Happy Holidays!

12/18/2024

Wishing each and every one of you a joyous holiday season with your family and friends! I am truly blessed that I can continue to learn from all of you as well as share what I have learned as a physical therapist to help you continue the activities you enjoy doing. As you may know, I am very passionate about learning and I’m happy to share that passion with all of you. I consider it a gift that keeps on giving.

Ps. Don’t forget to keep stimulating your nervous system over the holidays with your individual home exercises.

Your nervous system has the power to heal itself given the appropriate stimulus.

Blessings,

Sue Smith PT

09/28/2024

Reminder:

Effective immediately, we have moved to:

285 Forest Grove Drive, Suite 208
Pewaukee, WI 53072

Please use the upper level parking lot on Quail Court.

08/24/2024

We are moving!

Integrative Manual Physical Therapy, LLC will be relocating to a new building as of October 1st, 2024.

Our new address is:

285 Forest Grove Drive, Suite 208
Pewaukee, WI 53072

You will need to use the Quail Court parking lot to enter the upper level of the building.

I look forward to continuing to serve you at our new clinic.

12/17/2023

On behalf of Integrative Manual Physical Therapy, LLC, I'd like to personally thank everyone who supported me in my journey this year with the opening of my new physical therapy practice. I'm extremely grateful and appreciative for all the past, present and future patients that I've been able to provide PT for. I'm humbled by your trust in me as a provider and for the additional referrals you have sent to me. It is my passion to provide the highest level of care which includes continuous learning not only by taking courses but by learning from each of you.

I'd like to wish you and your families a blessed holiday season and healthy New Year!

Sue Smith PT, CFMT, CMTPT

06/05/2023

We are excited to announce the opening of Integrative Manual Physical Therapy, LLC, on June 6, 2023. If you would like to schedule an appointment, you may do so by going to our website, integrativemanualpt.com and click on the online booking tab. Please comment below, message or call for any questions. Thank you!

05/23/2023

FAQ's:

What is a certified functional manual therapist (CFMT)?

A CFMT is a physical therapist that has gone through extensive coursework and training in evaluation and treatment of the body as an integrated system through the Institute of Physical Art as well as an in person practical lab and written examination process that ensures a high level of mastery of the material.

How is Integrative Manual Physical Therapy different than traditional physical therapy?

With an integrated whole body approach to assessment and treatment, you will often get results in a shorter period of time because the source(s) of your symptoms are being addressed vs. only the area of pain. The results often last longer as well due to addressing multiple systems of the body vs. one body part. You will also learn how the body compensates for pain, injuries and surgeries that can cause further limitations in mobility/function and how we can address these compensations.

What is a cash-based physical therapy practice?

It is a practice that has no contracts with insurance companies. It has no relationship with Medicare and therefore, no bills can be submitted to Medicare by the therapist or the patient for reimbursement. Payment is collected at the time of service in the form of cash, check, credit card, HSA, FSA or HRA accounts. This allows the therapist to treat the whole body as a system without the constraint that insurance companies have in regard to a limited number of PT visits for a single body part/diagnosis.

What is nasal release technique?

It is a technique that uses a balloon pump which is inserted into the nasal passages to restore mobility of the cranium and enhance the airway. This can be effective for post concussion symptoms, headaches, sinus issues, nasal obstruction/blockage, previous cranial/facial fractures and TMJ/neck/facial pain. At Integrative Manual Physical Therapy if this technique is part of your treatment plan, it will be integrated with other manual treatments to maximize the result.

Please feel free to comment below or message us with any other questions you may have.

05/23/2023

At Integrative Manual Physical Therapy, you will be treated as an individual in a one on one setting. Your treatment plan will be individualized to your unique needs and goals.

About our Therapist:

Sue Smith is a highly skilled physical therapist with over 30 years of training and educational experience. She is a certified functional manual therapist through the Institute of Physical Art, integrating a whole body approach to her assessments and treatments. She is also a certified manual trigger point dry needling therapist through Myopain Seminars. She has a passion for continuous learning as well as educating her patients to assist them in learning more about their body, lifestyle, movements, posture and how this affects their symptoms, mobility and stability. Sue treats a variety of different patient populations across the age span, including acute, chronic, post surgical as well as athletes.

Note from our Therapist, Sue Smith:

After working in hospital-based settings and small private practice settings throughout my career, I am excited to announce that I will be opening my own individual private Physical Therapy practice in June of 2023. I look forward to sharing my passion for providing Physical Therapy by giving hope to those patients who thought they could not improve beyond their current level of function, as well as help patients realize their untapped potential in their ability to continue an active lifestyle.

Speciality Areas of Treatment:

Integrated myofascial, visceral,neurovascular,joint mobility and neuro-re-education of the full body, nasal release technique, trigger point dry needling, level one Herman and Wallace pelvic floor therapy, cranial/TMJ, coccyx mobilization and fascial cupping.

Combining passion and knowledge to heal.