"The dedication and knowledge of my staff sustains my continual passion to bring extra high-quality physical therapy to all populations within our community."

Paddy is a high profile Board Certified Sports Physical Therapist and Certified Athletic Trainer, also a competitive athlete, who is equally at ease treating male and female patients. Under his knowledgeable management, an all female Trumbull staff at Physical Therapy for Women, P.C. address and treat a diverse range of female gynecological, obstetrical and sports related needs. They are known as one of the few facilities in the nation that treat complications arising from breast-feeding as well as pelvic floor laxity and tension.

After enormous success with the Trumbull office, Paddy founded his signature practice, Sport & Orthopaedic Physical Therapy by Paddy Jarit and now manages both facilities with equal professionalism. His experience includes an impressive roster of team physical therapy and athletic trainer positions with the: Indiana Pacers, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, and Cleveland Indians. In addition, he has had stints as a one-on-one athletic trainer with some of the nation’s most visible tennis players, golfers and celebrity sports figures. Paddy has also worked with a long list of professional sports organizations such as the: National Hockey League, National Basketball Association, Major League Baseball, National Football League, National Collegiate Athletic Association and various U.S. National Teams.

Paddy's approach is driven by his passion and commitment to provide one-on-one care that enables each patient to get back to doing their sport, hobby or vocation as soon as possible. The road to recovery begins immediately after the initial evaluation has been completed. Patients should expect to be educated on their condition and immediately integrated into their rehabilitation program. He offers his patients the diverse expertise that he has acquired from designing regimens for world-renowned athletic teams. He is highly skilled in biomechanics and treating both men and women in their specific medical differences.

Paddy lives in Trumbull with his wife Rebecca (also an integral part of the PT for Women family) and their three children, Zachary, Shaina and Harrison.

“We always strive to provide our patients with the highest quality, individualized care, in a compassionate and supportive environment. This, combined with our strong emphasis on empowering individuals with the knowledge necessary to help themselves, assures the best possible results for our patients.”

Barbara, our Coordinator of Women’s Health Services, holds a Bachelors degree in Physical Therapy from New York University, and a Masters of Science in Orthopedic Physical Therapy from Quinnipiac University. She is certified in the treatment and management of lymphedema, and has extensive training in advanced manual techniques for spinal pain and myofascial tissue injuries, management of complex pelvic pain and incontinence, and management of musculoskeletal problems related to pregnancy. Her nationally recognized research into treatment of blocked milk ducts in breastfeeding mothers demonstrates her dedication to finding new ways to promote women’s health. Barbara has lectured on topics relating to wellness and women’s health for local community groups, universities, and state and national physical therapy organizations. She is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association, participating in its Women’s Health, Orthopedic, Geriatric, and Oncology sections.

Barbara lives in Trumbull with her husband John and their three children, Trish, Jeff and Betsy.

"My passionate goal, after making sure each one of my patients is comfortable, is to help them focus on regaining their overall health. Through rigorous continuing education courses, I can always feel confident that I am current on every option available to our patients and to our practice."

Noël holds a Bachelors degree in Human Movement Sports Science and a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from Sacred Heart University . She is a Certified Athletic Trainer and active member of the NATA. She is also certified in the treatment and management of lymphedema and is highly experienced in all post surgical breast issues. Noël lectures regularly in the Physical Therapy program at Sacred Heart University on various topics including, but not limited to, women’s health and lymphedema. She’s an active member in the Connecticut Physical Therapy Association, as well as the American Physical Therapy Association and is a section member in Women’s Health, Oncology and Sports and Orthopedics.

Noël lives in West Haven with her husband Doug.

"As a former professional and intercollegiate athlete, I have been on both sides of the therapy/patient relationship. After undergoing two reconstructive knee surgeries, I believe my personal experiences with physical therapy bring a unique perspective to not only the staff but also the patients that I treat. I invest a great deal of myself in a patients rehabilitation because of my professional training as well as personal experience."

Juan, Coordinator of Clinical Education for Physical Therapy for Women, P.C. and Sport & Orthopaedic Physical Therapy by Paddy Jarit holds a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from Sacred Heart University. While working on his degree, Juan was integral in developing and maintaining a Wellness Program for patients suffering from Multiple Sclerosis. Of significant note is Juan’s advanced training in the McKenzie approach to neck and back care. Juan is also bilingual, fluent in both Spanish and English.

Juan lives in Stratford with his wife Sara, daughter Maya and son Maddon.

"Dr. Paschalides graduated from Hofstra University in 2003 with her Bachelors of Science in Exercise Science and obtained her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Sacred Heart University in 2008. Dina completed the Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Residency Program at Sacred Heart University in 2009, with advanced training in examination and management of orthopaedic impairments, and the use of various manual therapy techniques including but not limited to joint mobilizations, manipulations, and muscle energy techniques.

Dina is dedicated to continuing education, staying actively involved in the physical therapy community, and is a certified clinical instructor. Dina has been an active member of the Connecticut Physical Therapy Association and the American Physical Therapy Association since 2005 and is a section member of Orthopaedics, Sports, and Women’s Health.

Dina has also been a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy Association since 2008.

In addition to her dedication to physical therapy, Dina spends time developing and implementing youth programs and fundraising programs for her community. Dina has been a co-chair of the St. George Annual Walk-A-Thon since 2006, raising money both for a local church and the Whittingham Cancer Center located at Norwalk Hospital in Norwalk, CT. In her free time, Dina enjoys spending time with her family and friends.