Welcoming a new baby into your family is HARD. So much change. So much worry. So little sleep.
Feeling alone with your worries is the worst. I am an expert worrier, but also an expert problem solver. I’m here to LISTEN, answer your questions, and help you come up with a plan to get on the right track.
Hi there, I’m Dr. Brenda. I have been lucky enough to make a career out of helping babies move and feel better, while supporting their families along the way. I have been a physical therapist for over 15 years, and recently became a certified breastfeeding specialist.
In 2023, I took a big leap, and opened Playful Progress LLC so I could have control over my practice, using the best treatment strategies to achieve your child’s important goals. No more limitations on where, how often, or how I can work with your child. Playful Progress has been the answer to an obvious need in southern NH: direct access to private, personalized, pediatric physical therapy for your infant or toddler in the comfort of your home.
Lactation-Informed Physical Therapy Services
Tongue & Lip Tie Therapy (before and after release procedures)
Torticollis Treatment
Head Shape Correction
Milestone support
Community-based motor playgroups
How Playful Progress Can Help
Dr. Brenda Sacino, PT DPT CBS
Doctor of Physical Therapy and Certified Breastfeeding Specialist
Ennegram 2: “The Helper”
Lake over beach anyday
Drink of choice: margarita
Best nickname: Frenda
Runner and hiker
Mother to two young girls, 10 & 12
Married to an orthopedic PT
Lives in Bedford, New Hampshire
Loves good cheese and chocolate
Shade Lover
Formal Education
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Franklin Pierce University
Concord, New Hampshire
B.S. in Business Administration
University of New Hampshire
Durham, New Hampshire
Advanced Training & Memberships
Lactation Resources
Certified Breastfeeding Specialist April 2024
Milk Matters Academy
Global Tongue Tie Scholars Program Graduate (3 day mentorship)
KinActive Kids
Building Blocks Clinician Fall 2021
Lactation OT Courses:
Supporting Oral Motor Skills in Infants
Bodywork for Better Breastfeeding
The PT’s Role in Breastfeeding
Talk Tools Courses:
Functional Assessment and Remediation of Tethered Oral Tissues
Baby Begin Course
The Therapist’s Role in Treating Plagiocephaly without a Helmet
International Consortium of Ankylofrenula Professionals
Member since 2023
Academy of Pediatric Physical Therapy
Member since 2008