A little bit about me
Erin Bellin, MPT, cert DN
Meet the PT
Erin has over 18 years of clinical experience helping individuals overcome musculoskeletal issues that limit their activities and hobbies due to pain or restricted mobility. She earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse before completing a master's degree in physical therapy in 2006. Passionate about treating a diverse range of patients, Erin works with individuals across all ages, from pre-teens to seniors, addressing various musculoskeletal injuries and abilities. She is committed to providing exceptional care using a blend of manual therapy techniques and personalized exercise programs, empowering patients to reach their full potential. Known for her friendly, approachable, and direct treatment style, Erin fosters a comfortable environment for her patients.
Erin is dedicated to ongoing professional development and has completed numerous advanced courses in physical therapy. This allows her to select the most effective treatment approaches tailored to each patient’s unique needs. She also holds several certifications, including dry needling, blood flow restriction training, and ergonomics assessment specialist.
Outside of work, Erin enjoys gardening, hiking, biking, and camping with her husband and two children during the summer months. When the weather isn’t favorable, she likes to unwind by cooking and solving puzzles. Her personal experience with overcoming injuries and pain through physical activity has taught her the value of setting and achieving goals, and she brings this perspective to her patient care.
why prevail is different
At Prevail Physical Therapy & Wellness there is a focus on making sure you are heard and treated as an individual. There are no standardized protocols, check lists to follow, or pre-determined treatment plans. Everything we do is meant to cater to your needs as a unique person, and help you meet your goals faster.
I want to get you healthy and keep you healthy! Most healthcare providers really only want to see you when something is wrong. And when you eventually breakdown and call to make an appointment to see your doctor, you're waiting months to get in. When the doctor finally walks in the room after waiting for what felt like forever, they are in and out in 5 minutes and you're left feeling unheard.
I often times have same or next day availability, and you'll spend a full hour with me. You'll get to tell me what's bothering you, I'll do a full assessment, and then together we can come up with a treatment plan that doesn't involve pain medications or expensive, unnecessary tests.