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Amplified Wellness for the Sport of Life.
Helping you maximize physiological performance at the cellular level by enhancing physical and mental function to amplify athletic performance throughout your lifetime.
NW Integrative Physiotherapy is a specialty healthcare practice focused on injury prevention and recovery, performance enhancement, resolution of health challenges, and health optimization.
Meet Nadine
Nadine Waeghe is a certified athletic trainer, licensed physical therapist and certified functional medicine practitioner with over 25 years of experience in sports medicine and expertise in biomechanics, osteopathic manual therapy and integrative physiotherapy.
She is a Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner specializing in identifying and addressing the root cause of ailments. Her community education focus is on preventative healthcare for all ages. These specialties have allowed her to vary her work experience across a broad spectrum of clientele.
In addition to hands-on clinical practice, Nadine frequently provides service as a consultant to footwear company design teams, medical specialty groups, various sports organizations, and individual professional athletes.
She teaches continuing education courses throughout the US and abroad, has guest lectured at various PT, PTA, and ATC educational institutions, has served as clinical instructor and mentor for healthcare and sport sciences students, and frequently served as an expert source or subject for numerous media outlets.
Nadine provides private physical therapy in North Idaho and offers in-person or virtual Functional Medicine consulting.
Nadine Waeghe, MPT ATC
Our Services
Why an Integrated Approach?
Athletes Are Human Beings (not human doings)
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I was the kid who challenged adults. Reports from my primary school teachers were always mixed. I was academically and intellectually excellent, yet often spoke out of turn, talked too much, wiggled a lot, and frequently distracted my classmates. My analytical and highly inquisitive brain brought my thought process to the next level a bit faster than others. After an introduction to an interesting, new subject or topic, I quickly sought information that was a few grade levels above the lessons we were being taught. While sometimes interpreted as a challenge to authority, it was never my intention to disrespect my teachers, instructors, coaches, or adult relatives. I simply wanted to know. As I continue to grow up, that has not changed. My mind stretches to know.
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Not just intellectually, I also wanted to learn how to do things, especially physical activities. My young parents were physically active and took us kids along for all recreational activities. I accepted every opportunity to participate in sporting activities - from swim lessons to softball, water-skiing, gymnastics, downhill skiing, rollerblading, etc.. Throughout my adolescence as my body was physically growing and physiologically maturing, I had aches, pains and a few injuries. Some of those complaints led to the doctor’s office where I was frequently disappointed to learn that it was growing pains or that it would eventually heal, just be careful. There had to be more or better or practical solutions or at least recommendations. After two foot fractures in two consecutive high-school gymnastics seasons, (subsequently impacting my ski season), I decided I could offer more than I had received from the medical system. So I went to college to study biology in the Pre-Med program.
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Tools and Technology We Use
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