Back To You Physical Therapy

Dr. Jennifer Miner, DPT, CMTPT was born and raised in Northern Virginia. She completed her Bachelor’s degree at Coastal Carolina University in 2005 and received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from the University of St. Augustine in 2009. Dr. Miner has 14 years of successful practice throughout Loudoun and Fauquier County work in orthopedic and private practices. After 4 years of working at a clinic that allowed significantly more time for patient treatment and with the encouragement of a dear friend and peer, Jennifer opened Back to You Physical Therapy in 2022. This practice allows her to continue to provide her patients with the quality care and services they deserve. Every patient receives a one-on-one appointment with an individualized treatment plan. Dr. Miner looks at the body as a whole in order to get to the root cause of the dysfunction. One cannot properly treat the shoulder without treating the spine, or the knee without treating the hip and foot. Dr. Miner has extensive training and experience in treating the spine, from cervical to sacral disorders. She enjoys making treatment programs a unique and enjoyable experience for each of her patients. Jennifer believes in hands on treatment, and educating her patients on independent management/treatment of their current dysfunctions, as well as, prevention of future injuries. Dr. Miner specializes in Muscle Energy Techniques, Cupping, Graston, Electro Therapeutic Point Stimulation (ETPS), Vagus Nerve Stimulation. She has taken courses in Ocular Neuro assessment/training for the treatment of postural dysfunctions and post-concussion syndrome. Dr. Miner is an Advanced Dry Needling specialist, certified through Myopain Seminars. This includes dry needling with cadaver dissection to fine tune her skills and take a closer look at the relationship between muscles and fascia. Jennifer loves the outstanding benefits dry needling provides her patients. She is currently taking continuing education classes for pelvic health for both men and women. Dr. Miner has been involved with cheerleading at all levels, both as a participant and as a coach, for more than 20 years. Her involvement has contributed to understanding the psyche of athletes, their injuries and their desires to heal and get back to their program as quickly as possible. She is currently providing training and support to her son’s travel baseball team to improve their performance and prevent injuries. Over the past 15 years Jenn has found a passion for treating patients suffering from chronic pain syndromes to include EDS, dystonia, scoliosis and fibromyalgia.

Casa Colina Hospital in Pomona and Re+active Therapy in El Segundo are both EDS Society Centers of Excellence. Stanford has a Cardiovascular Connective Tissue Disorders Program, UC Davis runs a Connective Tissue Clinic, and UCSF offers Medical Genetics services. Children's Hospital Los Angeles has a Pediatric Bone Disorders Program, and Dao Integrated Health in San Francisco provides EDS-focused treatment.