Mend Physical Therapy

Mend Physical Therapy MEND P.T. is designed for you, to help you achieve your goals. We look at every client as an individual and help you on your path to feeling better.

04/30/2026

Use these exercises to help your sore heels or feet! These are especially helpful for this spring soccer season.

04/25/2026

A few tools for jaw pain amd tension!

Just finished 5 days of learning, expanding and fine tuning my tools, and helping my body along the way. All to be abl...
11/11/2025

Just finished 5 days of learning, expanding and fine tuning my tools, and helping my body along the way. All to be able to provide Mend Physical Therapy clients with the best. Michigan State School of Osteopathic Medicine Continuing Education is a MUST for practitioners ( PT, DO, MD, NP)!

This is your reminder to return to your home program of stretching and strengthening. Spring is here and beautiful. We h...
06/06/2025

This is your reminder to return to your home program of stretching and strengthening. Spring is here and beautiful. We have been doing yard work, gardening (hello fresh strawberries) and returning to outdoor exercise. Typically when we start this seasonal work we stop our typical stretching and strengthening that helps to keep us moving. Don’t stop your home program. This is meant to keep you doing the things you LOVE (gardening) and the things you don’t love (weeding, digging, mowing.)

Excited to be stepping in to help teach Principles of Manual Medicine at Michigan State School of Osteopathic Medicine i...
04/17/2024

Excited to be stepping in to help teach Principles of Manual Medicine at Michigan State School of Osteopathic Medicine in their Continuing Medical Education Department! This is the first course for those medical providers looking for a efficient and excellent evaluation and treatment tool for their patients. The class is open to MDs, DOs, PTs, NPs or PAs. I can’t speak enough about how these skills have shaped my treatment and career. Register here: https://www.scs.msu.edu/cme.html

Our organs have nerve connections to the spine, routing back to the spinal cord and eventually the brain. Sometimes the ...
03/03/2024

Our organs have nerve connections to the spine, routing back to the spinal cord and eventually the brain. Sometimes the pain in your back or the limitation in your movement can be coming from the organ’s restriction or inability to slide and glide. This is where visceral manipulation comes in. Using the work of Dr. Jean-Pierre Barral, taught through the Barral Institute, we can manipulate those restricted areas to optimize the visceral environment in the abdomen and hence the communication back to the spine. This will further quiet those nerves that are restricted, painful or just talking loudly.

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5841 Whitmore Lake Road Suite C
Ann Arbor, MI
48116

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+18889759594

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