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Dr. Michelle Foosaner Diamond
Physical Therapist
Michelle Diamond, PT, PCS, is a pediatric physical therapist practicing in the San Francisco Bay Area. Michelle holds a Baotd Certification as a Pediatric Clinical Specialist, working in school-based, home-based, hospital-based, and clinic-based setting to help children increase their independence with functional movement and overall function.
As a physical therapist, Michelle can assess and treat multiple conditions with neurodevelopmental techniques, selective strengthening, motor planning exercises, and more. Michelle creates a treatment plan based on the patients specific injury or condition which often involves educating parents and other caregivers.
As a physical therapist, Michelle can assess and treat multiple conditions with neurodevelopmental techniques, selective strengthening, motor planning exercises, and more. Michelle creates a treatment plan based on the patients specific injury or condition which often involves educating parents and other caregivers.
Dr. Michelle Foosaner Diamond
- San Bruno, CA
- Accepting new patients
Congenital Torticollis
Torticollis, formally Wry Neck, is a term used to describe a positional anomaly in babies that presents as asymmetry in the way they prefer to hold their head - are they tilted...
How is cerebral palsy managed with physical therapy?
Physical therapy can address the symptoms of CP by helping to reduce contractures, increase strength and flexibility, and help optimize function. Depending on the type and severity, READ MORE
Physical therapy can address the symptoms of CP by helping to reduce contractures, increase strength and flexibility, and help optimize function. Depending on the type and severity, equipment may play a role as well, and the PT can help with those decisions as well.
scoliosis
The progression of scoliosis is not typically affected by your activity. Physical therapy can be very helpful for the back pain aspect of things, but depending on the degree of READ MORE
The progression of scoliosis is not typically affected by your activity. Physical therapy can be very helpful for the back pain aspect of things, but depending on the degree of curvature in your spine, your orthopedic surgeon may have bracing or other recommendations.
