Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
A clinical doctorate. It is the entry-level qualification to practise physical therapy in the United States and takes three years beyond an undergraduate degree.
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Lindsey Bolin
PT, DPT
Parkinson's, neurological care, balance and mobility
Patients usually come to me for
Patients usually come to me for mobility, balance, and community mobility limitations that make everyday activities more difficult or less safe.
The patients I work best with
I work best with older adults who are motivated to improve their safety, independence, and confidence with mobility at home and in the community, particularly individuals with Parkinson's disease, neurological conditions, or age-related declines in function.
What patients tend to comment on
Patients often describe me as compassionate, straightforward, and genuine. I take the time to provide in-depth education to both patients and their families, focusing on evidence-based strategies that help each person move better, more efficiently, and more safely. My goal is to provide highly personalized care that goes beyond expectations and gives patients the knowledge and tools they need to continue making progress outside of therapy.
In Lindsey's own words.
Credentials
What each qualification means
Lee Silverman Voice Treatment BIG (LSVT BIG) Certified
Certified to deliver the LSVT BIG protocol, a standardised, evidence-based program developed for people with Parkinson’s disease that trains large-amplitude movement.
Education
University of North Dakota, Doctor of Physical Therapy, 2013
Languages
English
Work with Lindsey
Every visit is an unhurried full hour, one on one, wherever suits you. Mon to Fri 6AM to 8PM · Sat 7AM to 2PM.