Nathaniel Runge, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist – Yarmouth
Nat Runge is a life-long Yarmouth native and an experienced therapist. He has worked as a PT in Yarmouth since 2008 and is excited to transition to the Reform Physical Therapy team in Yarmouth! He graduated from The University of Montana with his Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from MGH Institute of Health Professions in Boston, MA over 20 years ago. Since earning his degrees, his work has specialized in outpatient orthopedics and is passionate about assisting people in their return to activities through thorough education, skilled PT intervention, and a sprinkle of humor and music appreciation.
During his 14 years as a competitive swimmer and triathlete, Nat experienced injury and fully understands the frustration of not performing to maximum potential. This has fueled his education and profession, and a goal of fulfilling patient potential with a personally constructed program.
He has completed numerous continuing education courses. Many of these focusing on manual techniques to provide pain relief, restore joint mobility, impact soft tissue quality, and improve both postural alignment and body mechanics.
When he is not working, Nat can be found parenting with his wife Jen, and three daughters in Yarmouth.
Continuing Education
- Integrative Dry Needling Certification
- Orthopedic Examination and Intervention for the Older Adult
- Integrated Principles of Postural Restoration
- Integrated Neuromuscular Re-education
- Postural Respiration- Treatment of Patterned Pathomechanics
- Kinesiology Taping, Exercise and Select Manual Techniques
- Dizziness and Balance Disorders
- Sports Injury- A Multigenerational Approach
- Comprehensive Treatment of the Foot and Ankle
- Injuries In Youth Sports
- Perform Better- Learn By Doing
- Treatment of Low Back and Pain and Disorders
- Low back and Sacroiliac Evaluation and Mobilization
- Sports Training, Injury Prevention, and Deceleration
- McKenzie B- Cervical and Thoracic Spine
- Mulligan- Lower Extremity
- Athlete Knee Rehabilitation
- Biomechanics of Human Gait
- The Sports Shoulder
- McKenzie A- Lumbar Spine