Windsor Physical Therapy

A wonderful practice in Park Slope for physical therapy. A recent fall turned into a far more widespread issue for me, so I have been with Adrian at Windsor PT for the past few weeks. He immediately recognized the sources of the issue and has given a great deal of insight into overcoming the pain, both in the short and longer term. The sessions are swift, full of great information and entirely professional. While I may continue to need therapy for a fair bit longer, I’m confident that I’m on my way to a better gait than before my accident.

I’m giving a 3-​star review only bc Adrian is very nice and knows his stuff. I arrived for my appointment this afternoon (traveling with a recently operated on hip) and was told that I was not on the schedule. I decided to cancel the rest of my appointments here and go back to a former PT place, which has later hours to accommodate folks who work during the day. They do not do ultrasound, electrostim, heat or cold here, all of which I’ve found helpful in the past. This is not a bad place, but it definitely didn’t meet my needs. If you do make an appointment, I recommend Adrian, who is very helpful.

Spent several visits being diagnosed for the correct physical therapy needed. It started to get annoying and I could sense his in experience. Not particular good since I was in a lot of pain at the time. Ended up politely suggesting things that had worked well in the past and letting him know what other physical therapists had done for previous injuries. No problem there but unfortunately the physical therapist I saw was unable to take constructive criticism and blamed me for poor outcome of one session. That was my last visit. Very nice guy but needs many more years treating. A physical therapist or any medical provider who is unable to take constructive criticism does a disservice to clients. The best physical therapist is one that can learn. If you don’t know what you are doing, study more and carefully listen to what clients are saying. The body never lies.

This review is only for Adrien, who has been a godsend to me. I previously saw both Beau and Kim for my herniated disc. Beau was horrible, gave me totally inaccurate timelines, showed up half an hour late and never apologized and was visibly disgusted by my fat body. Kim was slightly fat-​shaming and kept telling me how I needed to lose weight which is really not that helpful when you’re in crazy amounts of pain and can’t walk.
But then, then I saw Adrien and everything changed. He was kind and patient and worked me to the breaking point and made me believe that I would eventually get better. He never let me give up, he was encouraging and he gave me the strength and support to get better. And now I am unrecognizable from the woman who first showed up at his door, able to resume most of my previous activities. I could not recommend him more highly.
Other nice things about WPT is that unlike most PT offices you really get a half hour of individualized attention where you are the only patient they are working with, I really appreciate that.

I recently fell and fractured my elbow, and a nice lady at a bus stop recommended this place to me, and specifically the therapist Kim. I gave them a call and they answered right away and were very polite. They checked to make sure they took my insurance and were really great at following up with me in making sure they got my referral OK.
Since then my treatment has been great. The place is small, but well organized and clean. Kim is very pleasant to work with, and seems genuinely interested in seeing you get better. There is a small amount of overlap at the beginning and end of sessions when you are doing stretches, etc., but during the main part of your session, she is focused just on you. I haven’t gotten quite the recovery I was hoping for, but I think that’s really just the nature of my injury and having gone too long without therapy in the early stages of healing.
The other therapist there, Kevin, treated me while Kim was out. He had a different style, but I really thought he was good too.
I really can’t recommend this place enough. It’s what every doctor’s office should be like.