Shawn  Abraham, PT, DPT

Shawn Abraham, PT, DPT

Specialty: Physical Therapy
Accepting New Patients
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Locations
Physical Therapy – Lake Success

3 Delaware Drive Suite 202
Lake Success , NY 11042

1-516-622-6161
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About Provider Shawn Abraham, PT, DPT:

Shawn Abraham, PT, DPT is a skilled physical therapist specializing in sports medicine, functional movement, strength, and conditioning. Throughout his career, he has strongly believed in the initiative that "Exercise is Medicine." He utilizes an evidence-based approach focused on exercise and movement to help patients return to or embark on an active lifestyle.

From a young age, he was particularly interested in strength training and enjoyed teaching friends and family how to exercise properly while learning from seasoned professionals. This led him to work as a personal trainer, which quickly inspired him to pursue a career in physical therapy.

He firmly believes in establishing a personalized connection with each patient, prioritizing active listening and demonstrating genuine interest in their individuality. His goal is to inspire patients to persevere in their physical activity endeavors despite any injuries or limitations they may face. He is committed to empowering patients, ensuring that their diagnosis does not dictate their quality of life.

In his free time, Shawn loves going to the gym, playing basketball, and supporting his favorite teams, the Knicks and Yankees. He also enjoys traveling and learning about different cultures.

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Languages Spoken: English
Gender: Male

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Awards & Recognitions:
  • John R. Magel Future Clinical Researcher Award, Touro University
Training:
  • Medical Education
    • Touro University, Doctor of Physical Therapy
  • Internship
    • Nassau University Medical Center, Professional Physical Therapy, Long Island Stretching Institute and Optum Lake Success