Body Harmony Physical Therapy has built its practice around a focused model of rehabilitation that connects clinical expertise, patient education, and individualized care. Founded in 2011, the New York practice serves patients across all five boroughs, with locations in Downtown Manhattan and Union Square. Its approach centers on improving quality of life and function through health awareness.

Led by Owner and Founder Dr. Nazneen Vasi, PT, DPT, Body Harmony Physical Therapy brings more than 30 years of experience and specialization in pelvic health to a rehabilitation services.

Its clinicians address pelvic dysfunction, musculoskeletal conditions, pregnancy and postpartum needs, orthopedic rehabilitation, pediatric pelvic health, reproductive health, oncology rehabilitation, and lymphedema. Patients receive one-on-one treatment in private rooms, with 60-minute sessions and individualized home exercise programs.

The practice combines movement-based healing with evidence-based techniques, advanced modalities, and a holistic approach to care. Its treatment options include real-time ultrasound, biofeedback, internal pelvic floor muscle release, visceral mobilization, clinical Pilates, clinical yoga, therapeutic exercises, and SoftWave shockwave therapy. Wellness services extend the model through prenatal massage, therapeutic medical massage, personal training, low-pressure fitness, and other specialized offerings. Together, these services reflect a clinical philosophy built around identifying underlying dysfunction, educating patients about their bodies, and supporting progress between appointments. The result is a practice model in which rehabilitation extends beyond the treatment room, with function, informed participation, and individualized care forming the central framework.

Offerings by Body Harmony Physical Therapy

Specialties

Body Harmony Physical Therapy’s clinical scope centers on pelvic rehabilitation while extending across orthopedic rehabilitation, pregnancy and postpartum care, post-surgical rehabilitation, pediatric pelvic health, reproductive health, oncology rehabilitation, and lymphedema therapy. Founded in 2011, the practice serves patients across all five New York boroughs and maintains locations in Downtown Manhattan and Union Square. Its care environment is designed for patients of all ages, genders, and income levels.

Physical Therapy Treatments

The practice combines movement-based healing, patient education, hands-on care, and targeted clinical techniques. Treatment options include manual therapy, real-time ultrasound, biofeedback, internal pelvic floor muscle release, visceral mobilization, breathing exercises, nerve mobilization, posture re-education, therapeutic exercises, clinical Pilates, clinical yoga, therapeutic stretching, craniosacral therapy, and cupping.

A central feature is individualized, one-on-one treatment in private rooms. Sessions are 60 minutes, with therapists developing home exercise programs to support continued progress between appointments. Following an initial evaluation, patients are generally treated two to three times per week. The approach focuses on identifying the underlying source of dysfunction rather than addressing symptoms alone, while giving patients greater understanding of their bodies and practical tools to support their recovery.

SoftWave (Shockwave Therapy)

SoftWave shockwave therapy adds a non-invasive treatment option to Body Harmony’s physical therapy services. The practice describes the technology as using acoustic waves to stimulate healing in muscles, tendons, and other soft tissues. Applications include chronic and acute pain, sports injuries, joint and muscle conditions, tendonitis, nerve pain, scar mobilization, and post-surgical rehabilitation.

For pelvic health, listed applications include acute and chronic pelvic pain, endometriosis, vulvodynia, vestibulodynia, pain with sex, chronic pelvic pain in males, prostatitis, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, Peyronie’s disease, bowel dysfunction, hemorrhoids, urinary incontinence, interstitial cystitis, bladder pain syndrome, postpartum recovery, and C-section scar mobilization. Body Harmony states that most patients require three to six sessions spaced one week apart, with treatment determined according to individual needs.

Wellness Services

Body Harmony’s wellness services include prenatal massage, clinical Pilates, clinical yoga, therapeutic medical massage, Arvigo Techniques of Maya Abdominal Therapy, visceral mobilization, personal training, low-pressure fitness, Butterfly iQ ultrasound, therapeutic cupping, therapeutic stretching, posture re-education, and acupressure for the pelvis.

Together, the clinical and wellness offerings support rehabilitation, movement, recovery, strength, and body awareness. The breadth of services also allows care to address different needs and stages of life while maintaining pelvic health as a core area of specialization.

Body Harmony Physical Therapy reflects a rehabilitation model grounded in specialization, individualized attention, and patient education. Its pelvic-health expertise is complemented by orthopedic, postpartum, pediatric, oncology, and wellness services, while private one-on-one sessions keep care focused on individual needs. By combining clinical techniques with education and home-based continuation, the practice places patients at the center of the rehabilitation process. Its established presence in Manhattan demonstrates how focused expertise and a broad treatment framework can coexist within a specialized physical therapy practice.

Dr. Nazneen Vasi, PT, DPT, Owner and Founder

Dr. Nazneen Vasi, PT, DPT, Owner and Founder of Body Harmony Physical Therapy. She brings more than 30 years of experience to the practice, with specialized expertise in pelvic health and a clinical focus on individualized, evidence-based physical therapy and patient education.

“Body Harmony Physical Therapy believes meaningful recovery begins with understanding the body, addressing the source of dysfunction, and empowering every patient with the knowledge to sustain lasting functional progress.”