One-on-one physical therapy and movement coaching for safe, confident, and joyful movement

Painting by Beatrice Terrien

Our approach to physical therapy is integrative and evidence-based, with a strong emphasis on movement as medicine. Drawing from our background in yoga, pilates and dance, we incorporate breathwork and a focus on quality of movement. We support individuals of all ages, body types and physical abilities to achieve meaningful functional and aspirational goals. We are located in a calm, bright studio on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

Conditions that we commonly treat include musculoskeletal pain and injury, post-surgical rehabilitation, gait and balance concerns, postural dysfunction, osteoporosis management, and deconditioning. We also offer movement coaching for health and fitness goals, and small-group workshops that address a variety of movement and wellness concerns.

About Us

Our Team

Dr. Divya Rajaraman PT, DPT, PhD

Throughout my career, I have been drawn to the power of movement to heal and enhance quality of life.  I have worked in health services research and program development in southern Africa, England, India and the USA; taught yoga and meditation to people from diverse backgrounds; and practiced physical therapy in inpatient, outpatient and home-based settings.  These experiences have shaped a holistic, individualized approach to care.

I received my Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Hunter College, CUNY, and am certified to teach yoga through the Integral Yoga Institute of New York. I have taken continuing education courses in foot and ankle function, myofascial release techniques, Parkinson’s movement disorder, osteoporosis management, and therapeutic yoga. I also hold a PhD in Social Policy from Oxford University and a BA in Economics and French from Amherst College.

Owner/Physical Therapist

Dr Hesoo Byun PT, DPT, GCS

Physical Therapist

I have been inspired by the way mindful movement can restore confidence, build strength, and enhance overall well-being. My path has included working in acute and outpatient settings, teaching Pilates through a rehab-driven lens, and supporting clients across a wide spectrum of ages and abilities. 

I value collaboration, clear communication, and problem solving, and I strive to create programs that prioritize safety, functional independence, and lasting progress. My goal is to provide thoughtful treatments that help each client feel more connected to their body and more empowered in their daily life. 

I hold a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from New York University, and I am a Board-Certified Geriatric Clinical Specialist and Certified Pilates Instructor through Polestar Pilates.