Don E. Berlyn, PT

20 years or more / Physical Therapist

Areas of Focus:: Manual Therapy; Orthopaedics; Pain Management

Practice Description: Don’s practice focus is to assist his patients to achieve their goals of decreasing pain, increasing function and performance. His patients present with a wide variety of orthopedic, sports related, pain, post-surgical, trauma, chronic and acute conditions. Manual therapy, exercise, patient education and ergonomic assessment are primarily utilized as treatment. Mindfulness, visualization and focus techniques help people gain control over pain and accelerate rehab by decreasing fear and doubt.

Member: Academy of Orthopaedic Physical Therapy

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2 Practice Locations

Don Berlyn Physical Therapy, P.C.

http://www.flagstaffhypnotherapy.com/

1200 W. Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Appointment Hours: by appoiintment

Physical Therapy @ Flagstaff Athletic Club

http://www.flagstaffhypnotherapy.com/

1200 W. Route 66, Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Appointment Hours: By appointment

Payment Info: Many insurances, cash, checks and credit cards are accepted for payment.

About

Don E. Berlyn, PT

Graduated from the NAU PT program in 1986. He has worked in Tucson, Durango CO and Aztec NM then Flagstaff in 1989. He owned the clinic at the Flagstaff Athletic Club from 1992-2015 . Is a Zero Has been a NSCA Strength and Conditioning Specialist, an APTA Ortho Cert. Specialist, a Manual Therapist Cert. He practices Zero Balancing and Hypnotherapy. Prior to PT worked many years with folks with mental, sensory and/or physical disabilities in many settings

Professional Education

BS in PT Northern Arizona University (NAU) Extensive graduate course work in Physical Therapy and Exercise Science at NAU Vast number of courses in manual therapy, many aspects of PT, Advocacy, mindfulness, Zero Balancing, Hypnotherapy, NLP

Additional Interests

Bringing mindfulness, visualization and focus into assisting people achieve their goals of decreasing pain, increasing function and performance. Incorporating new information with ancient techniques like yoga and breathing into improved treatment.