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Physical therapy |
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Physical therapy |
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Orthopedic Physical Therapy (specialties in performing arts physical therapy; neck and back disorders; TMJ disorders) Office also offers care for amputees, pelvic floor disorders, women's health |
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Local |
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Pain management (low back and neck pain); TMJ; Orthopedic Physical Therapy; Hands on Physical Therapy; Performing Arts Physical Therapy |
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Orthopedic Rehabilitation Specialists, Inc. |
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American Physical Therapy Association; Orthopedic Academy of the APTA; Performing Arts Special Interest Group (PASIG) |
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He has worked in private practice since 1988 and manages patients with a wide variety of orthopaedic disorders. He has a subspecialty in performing arts physical therapy. He served as a past president of the Performing Arts Special Interest Group (PASIG) through the Orthopaedic Academy of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and served as a content expert on a national advisory council during the development of the PASIG's Description of Advanced Clinical Practice (DACP) document. |
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To my wife, Pam--thank you for your love and support. To my father, who is also a physical therapist, who first mentored me as to what a physical therapist could be. |
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Arcadia University (Doctorate, Physical Therapy); Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science (Bachelor of Science, Physical Therapy); University of Florida (Bachelor of Science, Psychology) |
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Family; Singing in a church choir; Enjoying the Arts |
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Board certified as a clinical specialist in Orthopaedic Physical Therapy |
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Dr. Stenback dedicates this recognition to his father, Jan Stenback. |
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He has lectured nationally on performing arts issues and the treatment of back/hip disorders. He served as a content expert on a national advisory council during the development of the PASIG's Description of Advanced Clinical Practice (DACP) document. |
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American Health Council |
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"Treat the Person/Body as a Whole" |
