Phoenix Physical Therapy

12/27/2022

Take a peek at our newest blog post from our very own Susan Yebra OTD on Occupational Therapy and Pelvic Health.

We discuss how OT specialization in pelvic health can be beneficial in your care either as a 'stand alone' treatment or in combination with physical therapy intervention.

Occupational Therapy and Pelvic Health November 28, 2022 by Susan Yebra Leave a Comment Two disciplines, occupational and physical therapy (OT / PT), offer unique treatment experiences for patients who may be interested in pelvic health services. For patients who have had therapy in the past for oth...

10/04/2021

We’re hiring! We are seeking a full-time physical or occupational therapist to join our specialized small practice focused on pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. We’ll train the appropriate PT or OT candidate!

If living, working, and playing in a beautiful state like Vermont appeals to you, we’d welcome your inquiry. We offer a competitive wage, retirement plan, and assistance with health insurance. To learn more about our practice, visit our website: phoenixpt.com.

Please submit your inquiry to: jkaufmanpt@comcast.net

Problems in your pelvic area are complex, and medical terms are often difficult to comprehend. In an effort to help you better understand your diagnosis; we’ve explained some of the more common terms in this section.

07/02/2021

https://vermontmaturity.com/cover-stories/vermont-maturity-cover-story-phoenix-physical-therapy/

Congratulations to Jane Kaufman and the Phoenix PT team for being featured in Vermont Maturity Magazine!

Phoenix Physical Therapy Offers a Niche Practice for Incontinence and Pelvic Floor Muscle Dysfunction.

05/29/2021

Congratulations to Shanna Duffy, DPT, PT who just became biofeedback board certified in pelvic muscle dysfunction! We are beyond proud of this hardworking individual!

05/07/2021

Happy Friday! We just would like to thank our patient's for their flexibility, kindness and patience during these trying times! Thanks for being so great!

04/30/2021

https://phoenixpt.com/potty-training-my-sweet-oaf/

Potty training can be hard! We can help here at Phoenix PT! Read this blog post by Kathryn, PT, DPT regarding potty training her sweet boy Theo!

While settling into a "new normal" at home with my two year old son and his older sister, I have been left with time and opportunity that screams the inevitable: time to potty train!

04/26/2021

Sneak Peak into a photo of the Phoenix PT team that will be in an issue of Vermont Maturity Magazine. They are currently working on a piece about us, but more importantly focusing on our very own Jane Kaufman, PT, M.Ed, BCB-PMD.

04/20/2021

https://phoenixpt.com/blog/

Phoenix Physical Therapy strives to provide care in a safe, respectful and informed way for our diverse patient population. Catherine Bergeron-Radoux DPT, PT recently wrote a wonderful blog that highlights this: "Pelvic Health for Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals". Catherine also took an APTA course "Physical Therapy in Gender-Affirming Care: Transgender Health (TRANS)."

04/20/2021

https://phoenixpt.com/what-does-covid-19-have-to-do-with-your-pelvic-floor/

Phoenix Physical Therapy is still thinking about our patients and how COVID-19 can negatively impact their pelvic floor muscle. That may seem like a bold statement, but there is a strong connection between stress and pelvic floor muscle dysfunction.

04/20/2021

04/20/2021

12/19/2016

This holiday season... take a read through our newest blog!

Holidays often make incontinence issues more pronounced as we tend to be busier and have more to accomplish in a given day. Contact Phoenix Physical Therapy today and we'll schedule your treatment and answer your questions.

12/16/2015

What a great feature in the Current Medical Technologies newsletter -- thanks for the spotlight!

10/13/2015

A change in seasons is an excellent time to assess your current state of well being and evaluate what elements support your general health and what aspects of your life provide room for growth and change. Check out our new blog to see how we've grown as Autumn has arrived!

We have expanded our clinic to include a new patient treatment room as well as a new staff room to provide for our growing staff of pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation physical therapists.

10/31/2014

Nancy is getting excited to take a course on "Dry Needling" in December...another tool to help patients experiencing pain.

09/26/2014

Recent Guidelines for Incontinence Treatment: American College of Physicians

September 26, 2014 by Jane Kaufman Leave a Comment

http://phoenixpt.com/recent-guidelines-incontinence-treatment-american-college-physicians/

Just this past week the American College of Physicians published a Clinical Guideline for Physicians in an effort to provide clinical recommendations on the nonsurgical management of urinary incontinence in women. This publication recommends that pelvic floor muscle re-education with bladder train…

06/17/2014

ICS World Continence Week (International Continence Society)

World Continence Week will take place this year from 23rd to 29th June. The Continence Promotion Committee is pleased to announce that the focus this year will be Bladder Diary Day!
The aim of Bladder Diary Day is to collate thousands of Bladder Diaries from people all over the world. The ICS Standardization Steering Committee plans to use this information to define “normal bladder function”. Watch our introduction video at www.ics.org/diary where anyone can download a Bladder Diary, once completed they can be uploaded to the website or emailed to diary@ics.org
The ICS office has created Bladder Diary Day promotional materials that can be found in the World Continence Week promotion pack. We have also added a Contact Form for World Continence Week event organizers to complete to assist the ICS office in promoting the events on our website and social media.
The Continence Promotion Committee will select one event to be the paragon World Continence Week event to highlight in ICS Newsletters as inspiration to all our members worldwide!
Thank you in advance for your cooperation to help improve the awareness about incontinence through the World Continence Week 2014.