Get Strong & STEADI at Steinberg with Dr. Tami DeAngelis (Studio)

Join licensed physical therapist and Board-Certified Geriatric Specialist, Dr. Tami DeAngelis, for this evidence-based course incorporating resources from the CDC’s STEADI Initiative. The 8-week class combines functional strength, static and dynamic balance exercises and has participants practice the Reactive Balance strategies critical to prevent falls. Going one step further than most balance classes, this class also teaches safe falling skills, floor recovery techniques and provides participants with the tools needed to keep them safe in the event of a fall that they cannot recover from independently.

Please note: As safety is a priority, each student will be screened prior to, or the day of, the first class. Should the instructor feel the class may be unsafe for you, you may be requested to have a course of physical therapy prior to starting the class, or attend class with a caregiver to provide some additional support.

Location

Steinberg Wellness Center for Mind & Body
310 Baker Ave, Suite 165


instructor

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Tami DeAngelis

Dr. Tami DeAngelis, PT, DPT, received her masters in physical therapy from Boston University, her doctorate of physical therapy from Temple University, and later became board-certified as a geriatric clinical specialist. She has more than 20 years of experience in acute care, rehab, neurological outpatient and research settings. Tami works currently as a mobile physical therapist at Healthy Aging Physical Therapy, working with older adults living in the Concord, Lexington, Arlington and Bedford communities, in the comfort of their own homes. In this role, she works with her clients to recover and rehabilitate from the illness and injuries, like osteoporosis, frequently experienced by the aging adult. Through her varied research and academic experiences, Tami approaches clinical care with a strong emphasis on evidence-based treatment and patient education. Tami spends time working with her patients to identify their barriers to wellness and is proud of her success rate in making exercisers out of non-exercisers!