Elizabeth A. DiNenna, MPT
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
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LATEST BLOGS
Sciatica vs. Herniated Discs: Understanding the Difference
If you are struggling with lower back pain that radiates down your leg, you might have hit the internet searching for answers, only to find the terms “sciatica” and “herniated disc” discussed frequently. This is because both conditions can cause debilitating back...
Why Do My Feet Hurt When I Wake Up in the Morning?
You open your eyes, stretch, and sit up, ready to start the day. But the moment your feet hit the floor, a sharp or aching pain shoots through your heels, arches, or the balls of your feet. Morning should feel refreshing, yet instead, you find yourself hobbling to the...
How Long Does Achilles Tendonitis Take To Heal?
Are you a fitness enthusiast or a dedicated athlete who has suddenly been sidelined by a nagging, persistent pain in your calf and ankle? That sharp or aching sensation that flares up during or after activity could be the result of Achilles tendonitis. The Achilles...
SPECIALTIES
Beth has 23 years of working experience in the acute care and outpatient physical therapy settings. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science from Lock Haven University and a master’s degree in Physical Therapy from Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science.
Beth enjoys treating a variety of orthopedic patients, but has a special interest in our mature adults. She has developed a Balance and Fall Prevention program that has been promoted throughout the Pottstown community. She has been a guest speaker for Pottstown’s Senior Circle, Healthy Women and Silver Sneakers programs. Beth is now a Graston Technique provider and is available to offer this service to those in need of IASTM.
Outside of the clinic, Beth enjoys working out, reading, and cheering on Philadelphia’s sports teams. She has been married for 23 years and has three beautiful children – one of which is attending the University of Delaware with hopes of following in his mom’s footsteps to become a physical therapist.