3 Best Physical Therapists in Ann Arbor, MI

“Amira Tal-Henig earned her Bachelor of Physical Therapy at Tel Aviv University, Israel. She finished her Doctor of Physical Therapy at Evidence In Motion. She has over 37 years of experience. She is the owner and a physical therapist at Healing Hands Physical Therapy. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association, Michigan Physical Therapy Association, and International Pelvic Pain Society. She holds a Craniosacral Therapy Certification from the London Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust, England. She has advanced training in various manual therapy techniques, such as the Alexander Technique, Herman and Wallace Institute for Pelvic Pain Women’s Health Studies, TMJ disorders, and the Integrated System Model. She provides therapeutic exercises targeted to the specific dysfunction of each patient.”

“Gagandeep Cheema completed her bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy in India. She earned her doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2012 from Dominican College in Blauvelt, New York. She utilizes joint and soft tissue mobilization, Strain CounterStrain positioning, muscle energy techniques, and the McKenzie method. She has attended numerous continuing education courses on orthopedic and sports-related injuries. She specializes in treating vertigo, balance disorders, and vestibular system problems. She is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). She is a fellow of Applied Functional Science (AFS). She practices at Plymouth Physical Therapy Specialists and has been working with them since 2015. She serves as a clinical instructor for various universities, including the University of Michigan, Northwestern University, Central Michigan University, the University of Mississippi, and many more throughout the United States.”

“Thomas W. received his Bachelor of Science at Adrian College and earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy from Wayne State University. He specializes in physical therapy, orthopedic (bone, muscle, joint) injuries, and neck and back pain and is a certified dry-needling provider. He practices at Athletico Physical Therapy in Ann Arbor, offering a wide range of physical therapy and orthopedic rehabilitation services. They develop personalized treatment plans aimed at eliminating discomfort and reducing the risk of future injuries. They also offer free 30-minute assessments. Their workers' compensation specialists are trained to provide ergonomics, post-offer/pre-employment testing, and other services. Online appointments are available.”