ABOUT
At Haile Physical Therapy and New Life Wellness, Anne's philosophy is to treat all patients with love and compassion. She considers the whole body/the whole person to help assess possible underlying factors that may be at the root of the pain and dysfunction or inhibiting progress. Anne often sees patients who have “failed out” of traditional physical therapy practices, while these same patients thrive in my setting. I take time to listen and investigate perpetuating factors that may be slowing the healing process. I have a hands-on approach to reducing pain through a variety of manual therapy techniques that I have honed with upwards of 40 years of practice and nutritional education. I eliminate musculoskeletal pain, modify posture and lifestyle, and educate the patient in exercises and nutrition that help bring balance to their healing.
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OUR PROVIDERS
Anne Haile
Anne has been a physical therapist for 40 years after graduating from Russell Sage College in NY with a degree in Physical Therapy. She found a passion for working with patients who have Fibromyalgia and myofascial pain issues in the early 1990s and has not stopped working to further her education as a manual therapist to serve those in pain, whether it be acute, or chronic. She founded Haile Physical Therapy in 2008 after realizing there were not enough PT practices where full attention and time was spent focusing one on one with the patients. Looking at the whole person to resolve any issue that they find to be inhibiting them from functioning at their best has always been part of her philosophy. Through advanced courses in Myofascial Release, Craniosacral Therapy and Dry needling, in particular, she has honed her skills to be a detective looking at the whole body in search of the source of the symptoms. Anne is certified as a Myofascial Trigger Point Therapist in Dry Needling and was the first physical therapist in Anne Arundel County to study this specialized treatment. She is also certified in Functional Nutrition for Chronic Pain as the source of inflammation and pain is often beyond the musculoskeletal system. In her spare time, Anne enjoys spending time hiking and skiing with her husband, as well as spending time with their grandchildren. Cooking and experimenting with her favorite recipes to make them healthier is another favorite activity.