Rosemary Hegarty PT, CCRT
Rosemary began studying manual therapy in 1986, after graduating from the University of Colorado Health Science Center with a B.S. in physical therapy and receiving her physical therapy license form the State of Colorado. She began working at the Veteran Administration Hospital in Denver which allowed her to work with a very interesting and varied caseload. In 1987 she started working at Boulder Memorial Hospital, initially working with inpatient rehabilitation and then working with outpatient rehabilitation as her interest in manual therapy grew.
Her work incorporates training in craniosacral therapy, visceral manipulation, integrative manual therapy and biovalent systems manual therapy. In addition to practicing for 22 years, Rosemary has taught in the U.S. and internationally for Dialogues in Contemporary Rehabilitation, Therapeutics Horizons, and Biovalent Systems.
Certified in canine rehabilitation and approved by the state of Colorado to perform physical therapy on animals, Rosemary also applies her manual therapy expertise to animals, offering sessions in her home office or at an animals’ homes. She has a lifelong passion for animals. In addition to sharing her home with 3 dog and 2 cats she has fostered hundreds of dogs and cats and continues to help animals however she can.
Her philosphy in supporting the health and well-being of others is simple: She strives to do her best to ensure that her clients are able to enjoy the best possible lifestyle, whether they walk on 2 legs or 4!