Dr. Daniel Ray Sindo, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist

Curriculum Vitae

Active Release Technique certified practitioner

Certified in Advanced Manipulative Therapy

ASTYM System certified practitioner

Certified FAKTR Provider

Fascial Manipulation© Provider

Certified Graston Technique practitioner

Certified Kinesio Taping practitioner

Mckenzie Certified Practitioner

Advanced PRRT practitioner

Quantum Neurology®  – Module 1 & 2 intern

Registered Trigenics Practitioner

I love to help patient’s achieve pain-free movement.

What are some of your personal interests, outside of work?

I have always enjoyed playing basketball since I was a kid and was playing the point guard position most of the time. I used to be a member of my school’s basketball varsity team during my elementary, high school and college years. I even played commercial basketball during my college years. Since I came from a family of bowlers (duckpin), I also enjoyed bowling a lot even though I am not good at it. I now enjoy skiing. I have been skiing every year for the last 4 years. Though I dread the day I first learned how to ski, I grow to love it more and more every time I got the chance to ski.

What are some things you believe in? What is your favorite quote or words of wisdom?

“Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant.” – Robert Louis Stevenson

What do you like most about caring for patients?

It gives me the greatest joy to see patients achieve pain-free movement and see the smile in their face as a sign of relief after overcoming their pain.

Why did you choose to become a physical therapist?

Physical Therapist has in their power to help people heal and regain normal pain-free living, become independent from pain relievers, and at times help avoid surgery.

What do you think patients like MOST about you?

I am always straightforward with them. I will tell them exactly what my findings are and if I have the ability to help them. Furthermore, they know that I always try my best in evaluating and treating their dysfunction.

What do you think patients like MOST about SMPT?

SMPT takes an individualized patient approach, considering that every patient as a unique case, and providing the best treatment possible.