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Aleta Naujunas

Physical Therapist

Hi!  I'm Dr. Aleta, a physical therapist based in central Connecticut.  I specialize in working with babies and children from birth and up.  I strive to create a calming, warm environment for families.  Working with breastfeeding dyads is a strong interest of mine, and I also work with infants with oral ties including pre/post frenotomy care.  

My approach is a mix of more "traditional" physical therapy as well as craniosacral therapy- I take pride in my ability to empower families to help their own children.  After the initial evaluation, you will receive exercises and activities to work on, to carry over the benefits of our treatment session into your daily routines.  I strive to minimize the stress on today's busy families, not only by accepting all major insurance plans (including CT Medicaid/Husky), but also by providing you with those crucial exercises to carry over at home, to help your child make gains faster- with fewer in office appointments.  

I very much look forward to hearing from you!

License Number

CT 9946, MA 19285

Contact Information

703 Hebron Ave.
1st Floor
Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033
US

tel. 860-368-0517 (day)
fax. 860-200-7445

aleta@tuliptherapy.com

Hours of operation / Fees

My current typical hours in the Glastonbury office are variable, but generally Monday-Thursday 8:00-3:00 or so, Fridays 8:00-2:00, but there can be some flexibility in this.  Fees vary based on your insurance plan contract.  Out of network services fees available upon request.

Driving directions

Google "Tulip Therapy Glastonbury"- this will direct you to the top of the driveway. Follow that as it curves around the building and our office is immediately on the right when you enter the main doors (building 703).

Skills

Pediatric physical therapist with extensive training in a variety of pediatric PT needs including:

  • Torticollis/neck tightness

  • Head shape asymmetry/plagiocephaly

  • Neonatal abstinence syndrome/intra uterine exposure

  • Pre/post frenotomy therapy and conservative management of oral ties

  • Toe walking

  • Balance/coordination 

  • Reflex integration 

  • Generalized strengthening

  • Recovery from fractures with casts/bracing

  • "Flat feet" and other gait abnormalities

Professional Associations / Memberships

American Physical Therapy Association, 2007-present.

Available for patients

Case studies, easy to understand explanations about the CranioSacral System, Visceral Manipulation, products to use between sessions, and much more.

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