Baldwin County, 

Do you have nagging aches and pains? Wake up with a crick in your neck that won’t go away? Don’t have time to go get the help you need? We have your answer!

Meet Dr.Jenny Resmondo, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT

For more than 25 years, I’ve had the privilege of helping thousands of people move better, feel better, and get back to enjoying the things that matter most to them.

One of the things I still love most about physical therapy is figuring out why someone is hurting or having difficulty moving—not simply focusing on where it hurts. The human body is incredibly complex, and I find it fascinating how changes in our daily activities, movement patterns, strength, mobility, and overall health can affect the way we feel and function.

That problem-solving process is one of my favorite parts of being a physical therapist. There is nothing quite like hearing from someone who is finally able to sleep comfortably, work in their garden, play with their grandchildren, return to an activity they love, or simply move through their day with greater confidence. After more than 25 years, those moments still never get old.

Advanced Training. Personalized Care.

My goal has always been to provide exceptional, individualized physical therapy. That commitment led me to pursue advanced postgraduate training in orthopedic and manual physical therapy.

In June 2019, I completed fellowship training through the American Academy of Manipulative Therapy (AAMT), becoming a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (FAAOMPT). I also completed advanced certification training in Dry Needling in 2017 and Spinal Manipulation in 2018 through AAMT.

Over the years, I have worked with people with a wide variety of conditions, including neck and back pain, shoulder problems, balance and walking difficulties, joint pain, weakness and deconditioning, and post-surgical rehabilitation.

But I don’t believe great physical therapy should be a one-size-fits-all treatment or simply a collection of techniques. I look at the whole person—how you move, what you need and want to be able to do, what may be contributing to the problem, and what we can do together to help you reach your goals.

Helping You Keep Doing What You Love

I understand personally how important it is to stay healthy and active enough to enjoy life. In addition to treating patients, I also teach yoga at South Alabama Physiotherapy, where I enjoy helping people explore movement, flexibility, strength, balance, and the mind-body connection in a supportive environment.

Outside of the clinic, I love spending time outdoors with my family and friends. Whether it’s hunting, fishing, boating, swimming, gardening, or simply enjoying life along the Gulf Coast, staying active allows me to continue doing the things I enjoy—and I want the same for my patients.

Music is also an important part of my life, and I occasionally play the flute with the worship team at my church.

At South Alabama Physiotherapy, my goal isn’t simply to help you feel better for a day. I want to help you better understand your body, improve the way you move and function, and give you the tools and support you need to continue doing the things you love.

Move better. Feel better. Live better.