Dr. Jen Welter, PT, DPT, FPS, DipACLMÂ
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Hello! I am so glad you are here!
As a mom myself, I know how heartbreaking it can be to see your child hurting. You have come to the right place for help. Â
It is my mission to revolutionize the care for young people with pain, POTS, hypermobility and the many struggles that come along with chronic conditions. Â
I am dedicated to empowering children, teens, young adults and their families to not just survive, but to THRIVE.
I use a whole-person approach to care that integrates my clinical background in pain neuroscience, physical therapy and lifestyle medicine with a collaborative coach approach to empower youth with strategies to build health and resilience. Blend that with the integration of cutting edge strategies to hack their health and we have a winning strategy to get them back to the life they deserve.Â
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Experience MattersÂ
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As a clinician, speaker, author and thought leader in pain science and lifestyle medicine, Dr. Welter has a wealth of experience adapting and integrating these principles into a family-focused approach for children, adolescents and young adults struggling with persistent symptoms. Â
- 20 years of clinical experience working with youth in pain and their families
- Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Samuel Merritt University
- Therapeutic Pain Specialist Certification through EIM/Purdue University
- Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Pain Sciences through EIM with a focus on pediatric pain.
- Diplomate of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine Â
- Founder of Thriving Families, an adolescent-focused lifestyle medicine program for teens struggling with persistent pain, POTS, EDS and FND
- Co-Author of Ouch! Why Do I Hurt? A Children's Workbook and Guide to Understanding PainÂ
- Faculty, Evidence in Motion Pain Sciences Fellowship
Invited speaker at conferences across the country on pediatric pain and lifestyle medicine - Active member of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine
- Active member of the American Physical Therapy Association
- and most importantly, MOM of two teenagers . . .Â
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