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Fawn Coussens, MSPT
Physical Therapist

(206) 632-0163
fawncoussens@gmail.com

Fawn Coussens, MSPT, has been practicing Physical Therapy since receiving her master’s degree from Regis University in 2001. Previous to this, she studied Dance and Movement Physiology at the University of Washington and graduated in 1994. She has an integrated approach to therapeutic recovery, prevention and wellness.  Her primary interest and experience has been in out-patient orthopedics, with additional experience in in-patient rehabilitation settings treating patients with neurological and traumatic injuries. With a passion for teaching and body education, she loves working with people’s movement and body awareness as well as muscle balance and activity specific training.

In addition to being specialized in neuromuscular re-education and muscle imbalances, Fawn has taken many continuing education courses in manual therapy through The North American Institute for Manual Therapy (NAIOMT), The Neuro Orthopaedic Institute (NOI) for nervous system mobilization, the Jones Institute for Strain & Counterstrain and many more.  Additionally, she is a trained and certified ASTYM practitioner.  She has also developed a subspecialty in treatment of runners and cyclists with movement related injuries.

She has been teaching an ongoing series for exercise professionals entitled “Foundations in Movement System Balance for Optimal Health, Wellness and Fitness” since 2005 and assists with continuing educations courses covering the material of Carrie Hall, MHS, PT and Shirley Sahrmann, PT, PhD, FAPTA.

Fawn and her husband have a newly expanded family with the addition of their daughter in September 2008, but she always tries to balance her life with snowboarding, triathlon training and competition, hiking and listening to play-by-play baseball while cooking with her friends and family.

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