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Always One-to-One Therapy

FEEL BETTER. RETURN TO LIFE WITH COMFORT.

Physical therapy helps you feel better and teaches you how to help yourself continue feeling better.

All PT sessions are one-to-one with you. Guaranteed.
There will never be more than one patient in the practice at a time.

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Location

1501 Sulgrave Ave., Ste. 307 Baltimore, MD 21209

Hours

8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Monday - Friday

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Practice Mission

The goal of MWPT is to help you achieve your physical therapy goals and feel better so you can return to the activities you enjoy. This means listening to you, treating you holistically, and giving you the tools to stay well.

Trusted Clinic

Mount Washington Physical Therapy has been part of the local community for many years and prides itself on person-focused service putting the patient before profit.

Expert Therapist

Joshua Wies is a Board Certified Clinical Specialist with three decades' experience in practice, teaching, and research. '

We Are MWPT

Get Your Body Tuned Up & Feel Better

What are your goals for physical therapy?

That’s what we’re here to help with — whether it’s recovery from an injury or surgery, returning to a sport, or just to be able to take a walk, we find the roots of the problem and develop a personalized plan to meet your goals.

Clients' Feedback

Client Reviews

Joshua is always grateful for the privilege of being your physical therapist and does his best every day to help you. Here’s some of the great feedback he’s received…

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Services

Our Services

Joshua’s extensive experience and knowledge are at your service. He combines a scientific, evidence-based approach in conjunction with empathy and care to aid in your recovery.

Back Treatment

Most people experience back pain at some point in their lives. The good news is it's usually amenable to conservative treatment methods like physical therapy.

Shoulder Pain

Joshua Wies, PT, is an internationally recognized expert on assessment and treatment of the shoulder.  Joshua has spent years focusing on rotator cuff injuries and frozen shoulder syndrome.

Pre- & Post-Surgery

Joshua has successfully helped thousands of patients get ready for and rehabilitate from surgery.

Balance & Inner Ear

Problems with balance, dizziness, and falls are commonplace, particularly in older adults. Physical therapy can help.

Foot & Ankle

It's important to treat foot and ankle problems as they can limit and affect many areas of your life and lead to further issues down the line. Even old problems can be helped with some simple interventions.

Myofascial Problems

Fascia is a web of connective tissue rich in nerve endings that envelopes every part of the body. It's not just a passive structure - it transmits information and energy from one part of the body to another and needs to be addressed in treatment.

Chronic Pain

Pain lasting three or more months is considered 'chronic,' but even pain that's been present for years can potentially be alleviated with the right treatment. 

Dance Medicine

I have worked with professional dancers performing everything from classical ballet to modern, swing to hip hop to salsa in the US and UK. Dancers are both athletes and artists and it is important to have a therapist who understands their special needs.

Sports Injury

Joshua's competed in Olympic distance triathlons and lacrosse as well as practiced the martial art Aikido for almost 25 years. He taught sports psychology at the university level and worked with professional, Olympic, and university-level athletes in a range of sports including soccer, football, rowing, rugby, squash, tennis, triathlons, marathons, and volleyball to name a few....

Feel The Benefit From Head to the Toe

Your treatment will look at you holistically and not just at your injured body part. We look at all body systems, posture, alignment, strength, balance, flexibility, movement patterns, as well as footwear and your daily routine to get to the root causes of your problem so that we can minimize the chances of recurrence once you’re feeling better.