First week of School at Home - let's get physical!

Well we're making it through our first week of school at home and good grief if my kids don't need a little energy burn in their lives right now. Here is another fun way to incorporate some physical activity (and movement skill) into your kiddos' day!

Thank you for all of your kind feedback and support. It's so great to see everyone supporting each other right now!! Share with your friends, get those kids moving, and let's all work to keep Gretna happy and healthy

The Dragons Closet needs our help!

We are setting up our location as a donation site during our regular business hours of 7am-6pm M-Th, 7am-5pm Friday. They are in need of small bottles of laundry detergent, dish soap, other cleaning supplies, individually packaged kitchen sponges as well as toilet paper, ziplock bags, Q-tips, cotton balls, spring/summer clothing, unopened packages of socks, underwear. Starting Monday, for every 5 items you donate, we will put your name into a drawing for a $25 gift card to the Nebraska Crossing Outlet Mall! Please consider helping if you can!!!!

Free Low Back Pain Workshop - Tuesday 2/25/20 6 to 7:15 PM

Nate and I are preparing for our upcoming interactive public seminar on Low back pain(here in the clinic). This will be the first installment of our Gretna Wellness Series, a series focused on naturally building a happy and healthy community. The presentation will be interactive, and based off of our natural movement patterns, the same patterns that often cause our problems when left unchecked.

Back pain can make you miserable and put your life on hold.

Our Therapists Andrew Consbruck and Nate Dickes will explain how simple patterns of movement and poor postural habits we develop are directly responsible for your back pain, sciatica, SI joint dysfunction, piriformis syndrome, and arthritic pain. In this interactive workshop you will learn how to break those limiting habits and move freely again.Space is limited, please call to register your free spot at 402-905-9089.
You may also sign up on our Facebook page, @dynamicptgretna

Help us make a difference

We are happy to support The Dragon's Closet and this great event! Please check out their November 10th craft fair and consider donating to this great cause for our community. If you are unable to attend but would like to make a donation (personal hygiene products, gently worn shoes/clothing), you can drop them off at the clinic and we will make sure they make it into the Closet! Please share to spread the word!!

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Welcome Nate Dickes

Please join us in welcoming Nate Dickes to the Dynamic Physical Therapy team.  Nate holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Nebraska Medical Center.  Nate has accumulated a wide variety of experiences in many different clinical settings, focusing on orthopedic injury management and educating clients on the mechanisms of pain.  Nate also has a special interest in running and youth sports and works to stay up to date with the latest research to provide the best quality of care to his clients.

Nate and his wife Jessie live in Gretna and have 4 children that keep them all together quite busy.  Nate is an active member of the Saint Patrick’s Knights of Columbus Council.  He particularly enjoys coaching his children’s youth sports teams, running races with his wife, Jessie, and vacationing with his family.

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Congratulations Andy!

Congrats to Andy on earning the designation of Postural Restoration Certified (PRC) from The Postural Restoration Institute. Lots of hard work to achieve this goal but all worth it! There are less than 200 professionals to date with this designation - we are proud to have Andy among them and even prouder to be able to offer this level of service to our wonderful patients.

You can read more about this achievement and learn more about PRI here

 

Dynamic Physical Therapy Named in "19 Best Omaha Physical Therapists>

How honored are we?! www.expertise.com reviewed 103 of Omaha's Physical Therapists and we were included in their list of the "19 Best Omaha Physical Therapists". The criteria used were Reputation, Credibility, Experience, Availability & Professionalism.

We are honored by this recognition and all our clients for allowing us to assist them in their recovery & reaching their goals.

Welcome Molly Bumsted

We are excited to announce that Molly Bumsted, PT, DPT, ICLM is joining our team. Molly graduated from Creighton University Doctor of Physical Therapy program. Molly has extensive outpatient orthopedic, low back pain and Sacroiliac dysfunctions and women’s health experience and most recently has developed her skills & education in the treatment of lymphedema.

Molly is a 2004 graduate of the Creighton University Doctor of Physical Therapy program.   Molly has extensive outpatient orthopedic, low back pain and Sacroiliac dysfunctions and women’s health experience.  Through her work in Women’s health physical therapy, she recognized the significant need and unfortunate lack of services and trained practitioners available to treat these individuals that had acquired lymphedema through other diseases and their consequent treatment options. Molly wanted to learn more about the disease and develop the skills necessary to treat those patients in the clinic. Most recently Molly has been working in Skilled nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and in the Home Health arena of therapy working with the Geriatric population, of whom she really enjoys.

Molly earned her International Certification of Lymphedema Management in 2012.  She has been trained in the Leduc Method of lymphedema treatment which is one of the most researched and evidence based practice methods in the many options of training.  She treats both men and women with lymphedema in the upper or lower extremities.

Molly grew up in rural Southwest Iowa as the oldest of three girls.  She was involved in sport, music and the arts.  She attended the University of Nebraska at Omaha majoring Exercise Science then attended Creighton University.

Following graduation from Creighton, Molly and her husband Shane, moved West and lived in Washington and Oregon for 5 years before moving back to the Midwest to be closer to family.  Molly enjoys giving back to her community and serving others in need.  She is often seen volunteering at Creighton for their various community projects.  Molly, along with another colleague, run a volunteer Physical Therapy clinic at One World in South Omaha one time a month serving those in need of therapy that are uninsured.  Molly has also recently taken on a teaching roll at Creighton in the summer modular program for Creighton’s International China Program.

Molly and Shane have three Children, Barrett (9), Mason (7), and Brenyn (2).  Molly enjoys time with her family and attending her children’s activities as well as various hobbies including reading, photography, knitting, biking, traveling, trying new food, and music.

Molly and her family look forward to joining the Consbruck family at Dynamic Physical Therapy and becoming a part of the Gretna community.

 

Help us to Knox Out Childhood Caner

We are proud to be sponsoring this year's Knox Out Childhood Cancer 5 K/Walk. On Saturday, July 23, 2016, 5:00 PM at Gretna Middle School. This is such a great cause and there are lots of registrations options for Adults/Kids and the whole family. Registration is open until the 24th. If you are coming out be sure to give us a holler- Andy will be on his bike leading the runners.

Register Here

Find out more about Knox Out Childhood Cancer - Here

Thanks for being our "Teammates".

We wanted to take this opportunity to thank everyone that supported this year's Red Brick Run.  We were honored to host this great event along with The Gretna Optimist Club.

This race celebrates the red bricks that pave the downtown streets of Gretna and benefits our local TeamMates chapter.  TeamMates' mission is to positively impact the world by inspiring youth to reach their full potential through mentoring.  It was a great event & a very worthy cause.