Heather Barry

Heather Barry graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from UW-LaCrosse in 1997. By working in both an outpatient hospital system and private practice, she grew her general orthopedics skills, including knee, ankle, foot, hip, spine, shoulder, post-operative patients, and vestibular rehab.

Heather has enhanced her training with several IPA courses. The IPA uses manual skills to treat functional limitations and then utilizes neuromuscular re-education to help patients maintain their progress. Heather looks at the whole patient and treats not only the injured area but contributing areas that may have caused the injury. Treating the body from the foot to the cervical spine to help people with chronic pain, improving the biomechanics throughout the body, and neurologically resetting the system is important in a patient’s full and lasting recovery.  She also has training in dry needling through Myopain and the Institute of Advanced Musculoskeletal Treatments.

Heather has taken several courses in vestibular rehab. She is proficient in helping with complex vestibular issues.

Heather is also trained in pelvic health therapy and is joining our women’s health team to provide health services for pelvic pain, incontinence, prenatal and postpartum care, and lumbar, pelvic, and hip dysfunction. In addition to pelvic health therapy, Heather has been trained and is skilled in treating temporomandibular joint dysfunction.

Heather lives with her husband and two teenage children in Whitefish Bay. In her spare time, she enjoys playing competitive tennis, biking, traveling, and walking her dog.