Inner Balance Physical Therapy

Kyungjun Lee is a New York–based physical therapist and Certified Visceral Technique Practitioner specializing in hands-on, osteopathic manual therapy for chronic pain, complex musculoskeletal conditions, and persistent symptoms that may not fully respond to conventional physical therapy. With over a decade of clinical experience, Kyungjun takes an individualized approach to care, looking beyond isolated symptoms to understand how movement patterns, the nervous system, connective tissues, and visceral structures may contribute to ongoing dysfunction and restricted movement. Since earning his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in New York, Kyungjun has continued advanced education through the Barral Institute, completing 450+ contact hours of specialized training in osteopathic manual therapy. His training includes Visceral Manipulation, Neuromeningeal Manipulation, Manual Approach to the Brain, New Manual Articular Approach, and Listening Techniques. He integrates these approaches with his clinical background in physical therapy to develop a more comprehensive understanding of each patient’s condition. Originally trained as a physical therapist in Korea, Kyungjun earned his PT and MS in Rehabilitation Science before continuing his professional education in the United States. His background in evidence-based practice, movement analysis, and exercise physiology provides a strong foundation for integrating precise biomechanical assessment with osteopathic manual therapy principles. At Inner Balance Physical Therapy, sessions are one-on-one and highly individualized, with an emphasis on hands-on treatment and understanding the unique patterns contributing to each patient’s symptoms. His approach is particularly suited for patients seeking a more comprehensive, personalized alternative to conventional, exercise-based physical therapy. He is an active member of the International Association of Healthcare Practitioners (IAHP).