Resilient Physical Therapy and Wellness

I had a great experience at resilient. Sarah is friendly and makes you feel comfortable, and wastes no time examining you and letting you know what your problem areas are. I learned a lot about my own body while I was there, and my foot felt better after just one visit. The best thing is that she is very invested in her patients, and makes a detailed and personalized exercise and stretching regimen that she emails to you so that you can carry on getting better in between visits. I have no doubt that I will be feeling better soon and that I will leave armed with the knowledge to help prevent future injury. Thank you, Sarah!

Due to a series of unfortunate events, I have required a lot of physical therapy for upper extremity issues over the last 20 years. I have seen numerous physical therapists at variety of locations in the Boston area. Some have been sole practitioners and others have been at premier facilities. At this point, I could almost be a physical therapist myself. Anyway, I divide physical therapists into three categories: good, ok, and bad. I have experience with every category. The first thing to know is that there is a world of difference between a good physical therapist and an ok or bad one. With a good therapist, you are going to improve and feel hope. If you are not, they are going to suggest that you try something else, maybe even surgery. With an ok one you might feel somewhat better but you may find that you never really reach your goal, which is frustrating. With a bad one, you are going to find yourself in more pain. With a bad one, you might even find that they get frustrated with you because you aren’t getting better (e.g. try telling a therapist «I’ve gotten worse since seeing you»). Anyway, of all the therapists I have encountered, have known two in the good category. Sarah is one of them. First off, she is highly trained and is going to examine you and work with you one on one. She is hands-​on, which means that she is actually going to touch your body and find where there is tightness or imbalance. She is going to give you a step wise program so that you can progress and feel better physically and mentally. She is going to pull a variety of modalities out of her toolbox so that you can stay challenged and interested. And she is going to get you back on track when you have a bit of a setback. Sometimes one has a problem that is acute and once you deal with it, it is over. Other times, one has more of a chronic problem that needs attention every once in a while. Sarah is great in both cases. She is always friendly and welcoming and always ready to provide a practical solution. Sarah is a great physical therapist and I cannot recommend her enough.

I went to Sarah after seeing a few different PTs within my network. It was definitely worth making the switch! The hour of dedicated time with the PT has really impacted my recovery. I have gotten much better since seeing her, especially since she really listened to my problems and gave me exercises to do in my free time that were specific to my needs. Would definitely recommend to anyone who asks!

I have not been seeing Sarah for too long, but she has done a great job for me. Huge problem with my hip that causes me to have trouble with my knee and foot so I decided to take a recommendation from a friend and see a Physical Therapist… Was referred to her and it could not be more assuring that she will relieve the pain I have had for months. After the first treatment I was happy and from that point I felt confident that I would not live with this problem forever. I recommend her to any and all people as a pro in her field