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HEALING "I rely in extensive training
and years of experience to give my patients high-quality care.
But the most powerful tool I have is my ability to communicate
-- to effectively teach and encourage patients throughout
the healing process."
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Licensure in Physical Therapy: State of California
Graduate: Hayward Kaiser Orthopedic Physical Therapy
Residency Program, Certificate of Completion in Orthopedic Manual
Therapy; Graduate- Level training in Spinal Mobilization,
Orthopedic Joint/Muscle Evaluation, Therapeutic Exercise Instruction
B.S.: Summa Cum Laude, Physical Therapy, Northern
Arizona University
HELPING OTHERS MASTER THERAPY SKILLS
"Our knowledge of how the various elements
of the body interact is always being updated. I'm proud to
help spread that knowledge by teaching courses to other physical
therapists. It’s an important part of expanding and
improving our profession."
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Former Instructor: Hayward Kaiser Orthopedic Physical
Therapy Residency Program
Instructor: Courses include Ergonomic Evaluation
& Instruction in the Workplace, Evaluation & Rehabilitation
of the Lumbar Spine, Peripheral Joints, Cervical Spine, Thoracic
Spine, Stiff Hip, Auto traction, and Shoulder vs. Neck Differentiation
EMPHASIZING THE VALUE OF ERGONOMICS
"An important part of my practice is conducting
ergonomic evaluations for local companies. By examining how
employees function in the workplace, I can teach them the
importance of good posture and body mechanics, and show them
how to use their equipment correctly. This helps business
owners establish a healthy work environment, and avoid future
expenses due to injuries."
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Advanced Training: IMPACC Ergonomic Evaluation
and Instruction Program
Full evaluation and ergonomic class training performed at:
Tanner Insurance Company,
Alameda Alliance for Health, Physician's Medical Billing Service,
Alameda County Water District
ALWAYS INVOLVED PROFESSIONALLY
"One way I stay informed about new developments
is through professional organizations. I meet with and learn
from other physical therapists about what's working and what
isn't."
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Fellow: American Academy of Orthopedic Manual
Physical Therapy
Member: American Physical Therapy Association,
Orthopedic and Private Practice Sections
EDUCATION FORMS THE FOUNDATION OF EFFECTIVE
CARE
"As a student, I worked hard to attain the
best physical therapy education possible.
And now that I have nearly twenty years of practice experience,
I'm even more grateful for the knowledge and skills I received.
I rely on my education every day -- to relieve pain, restore
mobility, and help people achieve lasting healing."
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Licensure in Physical Therapy: State of California
Graduate: Hayward Kaiser Orthopedic Physical Therapy
Residency Program, Certificate of Completion in Orthopedic Manual
Therapy, Graduate-Level Training
B.S.: Physical Therapy, Northwestern University
Medical School
B.S.: Summa Cum Laude, Health Science, Arizona
State University
SHARING KNOWLEDGE WITH OTHERS
"For me, it's not enough to have mastered
the knowledge and skills required to be an effective physical
therapist. An important part of my profession is extending
what I've learned to students and other professionals."
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Former Instructor: Hayward Kaiser Orthopedic Physical
Therapy Residency Program
Former Primary Instructor: Various short-term courses,
including Evaluation and Diagnosis of Peripheral Joints, Shoulder
Complex, Lumbar Spine, Cervical Spine, Thoracic Spine, Shoulder
vs. Neck Differentiation, and Auto traction
FIRSTHAND EXPERIENCE HELPS HER TREAT
SPORTS INJURIES
"My years as a world-class athlete have
given me valuable firsthand experience with sports injuries.
Because I've struggled with injuries myself, I understand
the importance or relieving pain fast, and speeding the healing
process so that athletes can continue to pursue their goals."
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USA Pentathlon Team Member: Pan American Games,
Mexico City, 1975; European Summer Tour, 1978
1977 NCAA Women's National Pentathlon Champion:
Collegiate Record Holder
ALWAYS ACTIVE IN THE COMMUNITY
"I enjoy sharing my times with others -
whether I'm teaching young people the value of fitness and
athletic competition, or volunteering my skills to expectant
mothers. It's my way of giving back to the community that
has given me so much.
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Head Coach: Youth CYO Track Team, Danville, San
Ramon, and Alamo CA
Assistant Coach: National Cross Country Junior
Olympic Team
Volunteer: Contra Costa County Foster Parents for
Drug Exposed Infants
SHARING THE HEALING POWER OF KNOWLEDGE
"A major component to successful rehabilitation
is patient education. As patients become aware and understand
the nature of their dysfunctions, their role in the rehabilitation
process is ultimately realized."
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Licensure in Physical Therapy: State of California
M.S.: Physical Therapy, Western University of Health
Sciences
B.S.: Cum Laude, Kinesiology, California State
University Hayward
TAKING THE SPORTS MEDICINE APPROACH
"I apply the sports medicine approach to
all my patients. This approach has proven successful regardless
of the patient's age or athletic skill. Having a solid background
in the treatment and rehabilitation of sports injuries not
only allows me to treat the pain, but it also helps me return
my patients to their pre-injury status quickly."
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Joey's Advanced Coursework Includes: Australian
Approach to manual Therapy, Strain and
Counter-strain for upper quarter, Advanced Patello- femoral dysfunction
course.
Coaching: CYO and NJB basketball teams
ACTIVE IN HIS COMMUNITY
"It's important to me to share my time and
professional knowledge with those in need in my community."
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Volunteer at: Courtyard Care Center, Hayward Masonic
Homes, Union City
Eden Medical Center, Castro Valley
DEDICATION TO ONGOING EDUCATION
"An important tool in the rehabilitation
of patients is a strong educational background.
With the education I have received, I can help patients understand
their dysfunction
as well as aid in their restoration to full functional recovery."
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Licensure in Physical Therapy: State of California
M.S.: Physical Therapy, Western University of Health
Sciences, Pamona
B.S.: Health Science, Saint Mary's College of California,
Moraga
Additional Certifications: Certified Strength and
Conditioning Specialist
Continuing Education Courses: Evaluation and Treatment
of the Thoracic Spine and Ribs,
Biomechanics of the Foot and Ankle, Common Diagnoses of the Hand
and Wrist.
FIRSTHAND EXPERIENCE HELPS HER TREAT
SPORTS INJURIES
"Having competed at the collegiate level,
I can appreciate the amount of discipline and hard work it
takes to prepare the body for the rigors of competition. However,
when a short recovery is necessary for an injured athlete,
the rehab process is crucial.
With my personal sports background and physical therapy education,
I am able to
relate to and assist patients in the return to a full state
of health."
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NCAA Women's Tennis Team 1993-1997: Regionally
ranked Women's Singles and Doubles,
Three time MVP, All West Coast Conference Team Captain
STAYING INFORMED PROFESSIONALLY STAYING
"Since there are always advances in techniques
of treatment and rehabilitation,
my professional memberships allow me to keep up with current
information.
This enables me to stay updated on various methods to help
my patients on their road to recovery."
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Member: American Physical Therapy Association,
Orthopedic Sections
Member: National Strength & Conditioning Association
EDUCATION FORMS THE FOUNDATION OF SUCCESS
"As a student, I worked hard to attain the
best education possible. But it's not limited to a college
degree. I continue to take professional courses and certification
to exceed the requirement. I love expanding my knowledge and
learning new skills."
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NSCA, CSCS
International Sport Sciences Association Certificate
B.S.: Health and Human Performance, Saint Mary's
College of California
ATHLETIC EXPERIENCE PROVIDES EXTRA
BENEFITS AT
"My years as a successful softball player
have given me valuable first hand experience in training for
athletics. I understand the process to athletic success and
enjoy sharing the path to help athletes reach their goals."
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Girls Fast pitch Pitching Instructor
Personal Trainer, 24 Hour Fitness
Head Coach, San Ramon High School Freshman Program
Assistant Coach, Lightening Summer Travel Team
Saint Mary's Intercollegiate Softball Team
ACTIVE VOLUNTEER IN THE COMMUNITY
"I believe in serving others and sharing
my abilities with those in need.
I enjoy giving back to the community because I have received
so much."
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Clinics for the San Ramon Girls Athletic League
Habitat for Humanities Global Village build in Thailand.
The American Red Cross
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Awareness
Through Movement® (ATM)
The Feldenkrais Method®
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WELL-FOUNDED EDUCATION IN THE HUMAN
DEVELOPMENT
"My desire to help patients is based on
a solid professional background in four different but complementary
subjects. Utilizing this experience I feel fortunate teaching
patients self-awareness that allows them to re-connect with
their natural ability to move by overcoming dysfunctional
habits of movement."
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Authorized ATM Teacher: Movement Studies Institute,
Berkeley
Physical Therapy: University Tuebingen, Germany
Rhythmic Gymnastics Teacher: Glucker Institute,
Stuttgart, Germany
Massage Therapist: Institute Dicke, Ueberlingen,
Germany
Years of experience in: California, Germany and
Switzerland
REHABILITATION THROUGH SELF-AWARENESS
"Many people suffer from chronic pain that
affects their health and ability to function;
or their movements and posture might be compromised by stress.
Therefore, I am committed to teach gentle, non-stressful movements,
a comprehensive method of neuromuscular reeducation. The emphasis
is on sensory-motor learning that has proven tremendously
successful in aiding rehabilitation, reducing pain, improving
flexibility, balance and coordination. Best of all, the new
learning will stay with them and becomes part of their every
day functioning."
CONTINUOUS LEARNING OF THE COMPLEXITY OF THE BODY
"I always enjoy working with my clients
and I want to enable them to improve their ways of moving
towards and optimum level. That's why I participate in a study
group and workshops where I can share and learn by communicating
with my colleagues and where we challenge each other with
new insights."
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Jutta's advanced continuing education courses include:
Training on Functional Integration,
Dealing with Back Pain, A More Comfortable Neck, Mobilizing the
Trunk, Hips in Relation to Legs and Lower Back, Foundations of Flexibility,
Aligning your Body, What is Good Breathing.
EDUCATION AND APPLIED FIELDWORK
“Education in the classroom is only as
valuable as your ability to put it into practice. My solid
educational background, including applied fieldwork, enabled
me to step out into the field and successfully apply my knowledge
and create an environment for athletes to gain mental strength
for sports and ultimately life.”
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M.A. Sports Psychology, John F. Kennedy University,
Pleasant Hill
B.S. Psychology, Colorado State University, Fort
Collins, CO.
A LIFE OF ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION
“Sports have always been my passion in
life. I know first hand the mental challenges of being a competitive
athlete year round. My personal participation has grown into
a passion for helping others learn and grow positively from
their sports participation.
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20 years of Nationally competitive Show Jumping competitor
#4 Ranked female in California for BMX racing
SPORTS SKILLS ARE LIFE SKILLS
“Sport is a training ground for life. Winning
and losing, discipline and motivation are a start, but if
we allow it, sports can teach about how we function everyday
in the world around us. Sports can elevate us achieve what
we never thought possible and therefore can instill long lasting
confidence and self-esteem.”
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Adjunct Faculty, John F. Kennedy University Sports Psychology Department
Excellence In Sport Performance, Co-Founder
Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Member
IDEA, Member
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