Lindsay Pieper, PT, DPT
DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY
Education & Credentials:
Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of New England, 2013
Bachelors Degree in Kinesiology, Minor in Psychology, Gordon College 2009
Professional Roles & Involvement
Physical Therapist at Maine Strong Balance Centers
American Physical Therapy Association, Member
Special Areas of Focus:
Concussion/ Post Concussive Syndrome, Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke Rehabilitation, Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation
Care Philosophy:
I believe every rehabilitation journey should be extremely individualized. I also know that no two days or sessions are alike, and therefore always strive to meet you where you are at day to day during our sessions together. I enjoy hearing what interests you and what you like to do in your spare time so that we can integrate those interests and motivating activities into your sessions. I believe when you are actively working toward those activities that you love, it truly facilitates your functional progress and helps with achieving your goals.
Outside the Clinic:
When I am not in the clinic, you will frequently find me at the barn with my Percheron, Scout. I enjoy most activities outdoors, especially with my husband and 2 daughters, including camping, fishing, swimming, and playing sports. During the spring I’m almost always on the softball field coaching my oldest daughter, or watching my youngest in gymnastics. My less active interests include singing, cuddling with our dog, and wrapping up in a blanket with a good book.