Caroline Feig

Caroline Feig is the only PT I would recommend. I have been dancing my whole life and have made my career as a musical theater performer in Broadway National Tours. This, inevitably, lead to numerous physical injuries. I have seen a plethora of the «best» physical therapists in the city and none were able to provide the care and healing that Caroline has given me. She has an extensive background in Physical Therapy, Pilates and the Feldenkrais Method which clearly has given her a comprehensive understanding of the body and how it should function. Plus, I have never felt as if she is giving me a robotic, «one size fits all» treatment. She intuitively addresses problems in a way that will best benefit the individual, whether it is with hands-​on manual therapy techniques, exercises, Feldenkrais Method, etc. I really can’t praise her enough! Oh wait, but come to think of it, I haven’t praised her enough. :)
I haven’t mentioned her incredible energy. I can’t tell you how many physical therapists have required training/​knowledge, but come to sessions with aggression, intensity and arrogance. For me personally, that was extremely counterproductive to what my body needed. Caroline is gentle, but still confident and efficient. She listens, both to your body and your words. There is no unnecessary force. Plus she is a cool, nice and reasonable human being which is definitely a big bonus.
Go see her. Seriously. In my opinion, the other PTs are a waste of your time, money and well-​being.

Caroline Feig is an incredible PT! She is intuitive, she listens, and she paid careful attention to subtle body movement to help minimize pain while working on my frozen shoulder. After every session I left feeling so much better! I’m using past tense here because I’m better now! My frozen shoulder is cured, and my posture is better too. People keep asking me if I got taller. I will recommend Caroline to all my friends who need a PT.

I cannot say enough about this woman.
I injured my shoulder in a mountain biking accident fourteen years ago.
Over the years I went to multiple orthopedists and at least four physical therapists, none of whom could fix it.
Finally, two years ago, I had surgery on the shoulder and endured another year of physical therapy from two different facilities, along with two cortisone shots.
When it wasn’t improving as we’d hoped, my surgeon suggested a second surgery.
Exasperated, I even tried a chiropractor (mistake).
Then, I found Caroline.
She was the first of any of these practitioners to treat me holistically, looking at how other parts of my body interacted with shoulder.
She is very knowledgeable and literally hands on — she is the first physical therapist I’ve had that feels how other parts of your body are affected by the problem area. She identified how problems in my back and ribs and arm contributed to the tension in my shoulder. She also identified how problems with my posture — specifically a tendency to hike up the problem shoulder, were causing me problems. In addition to providing strengthening and stretching exercises, as other therapists have done, she has massaged out knots in the spine and back that impinge nerves leading to my shoulder and provided exercises to improve my posture and relieve the tension in my neck and back.
She is also the first therapist I’ve seen who tries to end the relationship as soon as possible, providing the tools to continue on your own, as needed.
In just a few weeks, she has me feeling better than I have at any time since I injured the shoulder.