Physical Therapists in Neenah, WI
Treating Neck and Shoulder Pain, Sports Injuries, and more
Inline with our comprehensive approach, our therapists work closely with all providers to coordinate care ensuring the best patient centered treatment.
Our therapists excel in the treatment of spine and neurological disorders. They’re all specially trained in mechanical spine evaluation and movement training for progressive neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s Disease. Several therapists also have exceptional training in the treatment of inner ear and vestibular disorders, such as BPPV.
Conditions treated include:
- Spine and Nerve Pain
- Disc Herniation
- Balance Disorders
- Neuromuscular and Neurological Disorders
- Difficulty Walking
- Muscle Weakness
- Dizziness, Vertigo, BPPV
- Headaches
- Shoulder Pain
- Sports, Work and Personal Injuries
Functionalized Individual Training (FIT)
FIT is a program developed for patients with Parkinson Disease. The program was created by the therapists at Neuroscience after working with the BIG program and wanting a more patient-specific approach for the treatment of Parkinson movement concerns.
The FIT program incorporates movement strategies and balance training to improve quality of walking, movement and life from day one onward. The goal of this program is to transition patients into a maintenance and prevention program to help them manage the natural progression of Parkinson’s Disease.
Meet Our Physical Therapists
Dan Dahle, MSPT, LAT
I treat the patient as a whole, treating the problem not just the symptoms. I accomplish this through an emphasis on patient education, manual therapy, and individualized exercise prescription.
Bob Daul, MPT
Bob believes in treating the whole patient as there are many factors that go into a person’s pain.
Maria T. Joseph, DPT
I feel it is important to develop a working relationship with my patients so I can truly get a feel for how their symptoms are affecting their quality of life.
Jenna M. Kadlec, PT
As a physical therapist, Jenna Kadlec uses manual therapy techniques to address chronic and acute pain.
Kimberly R. Karrmann, PT
As a physical therapist, Kim Karrmann uses manual therapy techniques to address chronic and acute pain.
Kristen L. Musser, DPT
Kristen treats a wide variety of diagnoses and patient populations including athletes and pre- and post-operative patients.
David W. Neuenfeldt, DPT, GCS, OCS, MSCS, NCS
David works closely with the Neuroscience Group Interdisciplinary Team to provide optimal care.
Jason G. Schomburg, MPT, CMTPT
Jason specializes in the manual treatment of orthopedic issues with an emphasis in lower back pain, SI joint dysfunction, and neck and shoulder pain.