Cape May Court House
108 North Main Street Suite 2N Cape May Courthouse, NJ 08210
609.778.9450
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Cape May Court House opened in 2023 and serves many of the same referral relationships found across each of the other offices in South Jersey. The Cape May Court House office is positioned central to Cape May County in the heart of Cape May Court House, just a quarter mile from Cape Regional Hospital and the Garden State Parkway Exit 10. Cape May Court House is also perfectly positioned for easy access to/from the neighboring Avalon, Stone Harbor and Wildwood shore communities.
Likewise, the office treats a wide-range of injuries, including worker’s compensation, athletic, Rheumatic Disease and various other maladies, including Orthopedic conditions (Post-surgical Joint Replacement, Sprains and Post-surgical Fracture) and Vestibular Therapy.
Come experience the best physical therapy in Cape May County and allow us to develop an individualized treatment program and deliver our leading evidence-based physical therapy results. Let us get you back to work, sports and beyond.
MY HOBBIES: Colleen enjoys time with her husband and two children, boating and traveling. She continues to be involved with sports, coaching her daughter’s basketball team and participating in a CrossFit program herself. In CrossFit Colleen has received her L1 training and coaches at her local gym.
Colleen Goodwin, MPT, is a 2000 graduate from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia with a Bachelor of Health Science and a Master of Physical Therapy and Clinic Director for Twin Boro-Cape May Court House. Her interest in physical therapy began in high school where after rehabbing from several sports injuries she began volunteering at a local PT clinic. This prompted her to start her schooling journey toward becoming a physical therapist.
Before joining Twin Boro, Colleen began her career as a staff PT at Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation, specializing in neurological diagnoses such as CVA, SCI, and post-polio syndrome. She then spent the last 17 years as a Clinic Director honing her skills as an orthopedic and vestibular therapist, with special interest in post-surgical and positional vertigo. Colleen has been trained in a wide range of evidence-based interventions including, McConnell and KT taping, instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization and vestibular habituation rehab. When treating patients Colleen prides herself on a person first approach to treatment, making sure her clients’ goals and needs are in the forefront when determining the proper focus of their rehab program.
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