Eternal gratitude to Catamount's crackerjack team--From Shaun, TMJ-PT expert, David, sports massage…read morepro, Stacey and Taylor, front desk masters, to Trilby, who transformed massage into a much-needed pup connection...a professional practice outshining the many stars in the wellbeing universe. Such a joy to have found such a gem in South Burlington. You are part of what makes Vermont so strong and compassionate.

I highly recommend the amazing staff and services at Catamount Physical Therapy. They were there…read morefor me after injuries, an accident, and surgery, and they always exceeded my needs with kindness, expertise and patience. Shaun is caring and knows his stuff!

A gifted, knowledgeable healer who also happens to be a super nice guy? Yes, please!…read more I came to Rehab Zone because I was looking for a physical therapist who was a Certified Functional Manual Therapist -- David and Lauren are both certified by the Institute of Physical Art. Unlike most physical therapists, who can guide you on your healing journey with stretches and exercises, CFM therapist take a more hand-on approach -- literally. I mean, they use their hands to help get your body realigned or to relearn how to function properly. Let me give you an example. I came to David with some serious foot/ankle pain. Now, I'm a distance runner who has a chronic neural pain conditions, so I'm used to a little discomfort at all times. But man, this sharp pain in my ankle had me in bed the two days before I came to David. I could not shift weight from from my heel to toe at all, and bearing any weight at all took some fortitude of character. And I had about a month to get ready for a marathon... After the usual 1st-time-patient paper questionnaire, watching me trying to walk/limp and do a pretty pathetic attempt at a squat, and some strength tests, David also felt my feet and shins ad found that the problem was not really just the feet: my fibula head was out of alignment! This was apparently causing the bottom of my fibula to aggravate whatever my appallingly flat arches were doing (or not doing). Getting the right diagnosis is key -- I had been to other healers recently, but none had detected this as the root problem. Beyond insightful diagnostics, David also knew exactly what to do to help the healing process along, and he showed me a few simple things I could do at home So he did a few manual adjustments using a strap and his hands and BOOM! My fibula head was back on track! He showed me how I could mimic this at home with a rolled hand towel, and this has been a huge help in self care. He also manipulated and pressed on my feet, ankles, and shins, to get everything loosened up, realigned, and functioning properly. By the time I left, I could bear more weight on that foot and transition weight a little more easily. My ankle was noticeably more mobile, and my squat was much deeper. Most importantly, the pain was significantly less. One week later, my foot was almost back to normal. This time, I he showed my how to do more self-manual-care so I could make sure my fibula stayed mobile. When I left after my second appointment, I could almost do a full squat and shift weight from heel to toe and back again with almost full weight! So what is functional manual therapy? You can try Googling it, but I found the IPA website unhelpful. But here is my take: to a bystander, it may look like a massage. In my mind, it is not unlike Rolfing, but it is different, it seems, in its approach and methods. Basically, I think David uses his hands to remind my muscles and bones of where they are supposed to be and how they are supposed to be moving and relating to one another. Sure, if I had done the exercises and stretches that a traditional PT would have assigned me, my fibula eventual would have come to realize its wrongdoings and maybe even come to repent for its sins on its own. But CFM's "hand-on" approach helped my fibula figure this out much more quickly so I could achieve healing more quickly. Thanks to David, his intelligence, and his gifted hands, I think my feet will be in fine shape to run that marathon in 3 weeks. I've been to lots of physical therapists around the country for both my neuropathy and for running-related issues. I'm gonna have to say right here that David Haas is one of my favorite PTs. So very glad I found the Rehab Zone,

I went into the Rehab Zone for my first appointment with acute pain and a lot of frustration with…read moremy body as a result. Kaleigh got me out of my own head and took great care in tracking down the cause of my pain and empowering me with the tools to care for myself following each session. Communication with the rehab zone team was excellent and I felt very comfortable coming in for in-person appointments with the COVID protocols they have in place. Can't recommend them enough!

"I have been seeing Noah at Vermont Physical Therapy for the past several months, and I couldn't be…read morehappier with the care I've received. His knowledge, professionalism, and genuine concern for my well-being have made a significant impact on my recovery. Noah took the time to thoroughly assess my condition, develop a personalized treatment plan, and patiently explain each step of the process. His expertise and encouragement have not only helped me regain strength and mobility but have also empowered me to take an active role in my own healing. I highly recommend Noah Book at Vermont Physical Therapy. Thank you for your exceptional care!"

Caring and understanding staff. Immediately called back so I could change my appointment and…read moreTherapist called me to let me know what I had to do for exercise.

I've gone on and off for years. Whenever something feels off in my feet or knees I go and they…read morealways get me sorted out. Jen and the rest of the providers are fantastic. My wife swears by them too!

I have had a fantastic experience at Timberlane Physical Therapy over the last 3 years. Jenn, Eddy,…read moreCorey and Carolyn are very friendly and knowledgeable.

Unkind, impersonal, "policy pointing" staff that care more about the fine print and the $$ than…read morethey they do about their patient's physical and mental health.

Dr. Cole is amazing. I fell on the ice over a year ago and have been suffering with neck and head…read moreinjuries ever since. Dr. Cole was the first to explain what was actually happening and how he would go about fixing it. My first treatment was so helpful; I wanted to cry because it was such a release. I could move my neck, and the pressure on my ears had been released. I felt 90 percent better. I'm confident he will get me to 100%.

I've been working with Laura here at Wayfinder for almost a month now coming off years of a life…read morealtering health journey and I feel deeply seen and cared for so far. She is very competent and personable, and definitely has a great sense of humor. The other two PTs that work there are super nice and friendly, and Emelia who did my onboarding process was really nice. I have a lot of medical and health pieces that I needed to make sure they were aware of for continuity and Emelia took her time to speak with me on the phone and really validated my experience and made me see how excellent of a practice this would be. Highly recommend!

I work with Laura at Wayfinder and have had an amazing PT experience with her. I have back pain…read morethat's been exacerbated with binder use, and Laura has helped me so much. After a few months working with her I have a daily routine that's doable even on a busy schedule, and helps a ton to decrease the amount of pain I'm in on a daily basis. She really knows her stuff, and is great at communicating, teaching, and being flexible to a changing situation. Laura works with you as an individual and tailors the treatment to your specific needs. She's also been wonderful about respecting pronouns and has taken into account the specific needs of my body as someone who is on HRT and uses a binder. I cannot recommend going here enough, especially if you're new to or nervous about physical therapy. Super comfortable and welcoming practice, and it's clear that the physical therapists here actually care about their patients.

I went many times from 2013-2014 and felt these physical therapists did an amazing job. They were…read morevery understanding of my back pain and remained very patient and kind. I found everyone employed there to be very happy people. I even referred my daughter to them and they remembered me! I since have moved to Florida and wish I could have moved them all down with me!

I was reluctant to start chiropractic care, but I'm so glad I found Tiffany Renaud at Living Well!…read moreShe put my fears to rest with her kind manner, holistic and gentle approach, and knowledgeable professionalism. My neck pain and mobility improved almost immediately, and continues to improve. Physical therapy is integrated into the care at Living Well, and has also been very helpful for me in conjunction with the chiropractic care. The whole practice is welcoming and comfortable, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.

Very good, very effective physical therapy over the last few months. Knowledgeable- the P. t.,…read moreVeronica Paquette helped immensely, as she did detective work on my aching joints. Water therapy is amazing- I found out I could still move! And progress is noticeably faster. Friendly, welcoming office staff. 1/2024