Tabitha Kuehn, Physical Therapist

Healing can be complex. We are fearfully and wonderfully made: body, soul and spirit. Our body has an amazing ability to heal itself.  Sometimes we just need some help to get back on track. Tabitha’s approach is often from the inside out and midline to peripheral. The first priority is identifying and treating neurovascular and/or visceral concerns related to concerns and then the joints and muscles are usually more than happy to resume a better pattern of movement.  Sometimes more specific neuromuscular re-education is helpful. As you get to know Tabitha, you will hear we need more “spring and space” often where there is concern.  She utilizes an osteopathic technique called Listening to identify the best starting place.  No matter what brings someone in for a visit, the whole person is considered.  Tabitha often finds that people in a lot of pain or with chronic pain have multi-system involvement that must be addressed in order to achieve wellness and once again realize their potential. The goal is not “good enough”, it is awesomely better! 

Tabitha practiced at an out patient clinic that was part of a world-renowned neurological institute, Barrow Brain and Spine, from the time she completed her graduate studies until September 2019. This is an outpatient orthopedic setting with a spine centered approach to any joint rehabilitation. The setting also had more time for patients than most related physical therapy settings so it was an ideal choice. Here she had outstanding mentorship that complimented her osteopathic training and personal philosophies.