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About Patty Krueger, OTR/L, CHT, RBT

Balance is defined in the Webster’s Dictionary as “physical equilibrium”. This definition describes Patty Krueger’s goal in working with clients. Her training as an Occupational Therapist, Certified Hand Therapist and Registered Bowen Practitioner allows her to assist individuals to achieve their maximum potential physical and emotional well being through combining the science of movement with the art of healing. Patty prides herself in providing collaborative and integrated care. She believes that exceptional outcomes are achieved through empowering her clients to be actively engaged in their care. She is committed to promoting functional independence through restoration, adaptation or remediation.

Patty graduated from the Occupational Therapy program at Mount Mary College in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1993 and received an advanced certification in hand therapy in 2000. She began integrating Bowen Therapy into her treatment in 2006.  Patty has extensive experience assisting patients in recovery from injuries and surgeries throughout the body including treatment of fractures, tendon and nerve repairs, repetitive strain injuries, nerve compressions, arthritis and tendonitis. Her expertise includes postural assessments, ergonomics, custom splinting, wound care, upper quadrant exercise prescription, stress management/relaxation training, arthritis and integrative soft tissue techniques for resistant tendonitis.

Patty strives to provide innovative care using the most current, evidence based techniques, combining the art of healing with the science of movement. She would enjoy the opportunity to assist you to achieve your maximal physical and emotional well being for health, vitality, and balance.

Professional Organizations:

• American Society of Hand Therapy

• Washington Occupational Therapy Association

• Washington State Hand Therapy Study Group

• Bowen Therapy Academy of Australia

• United States Bowen Registry

• American Association of Bowenwork Practitioners

For more information email Seattle Center for Structural Medicine, or call 206.508.1265