Peter Bressler, MD

I became a speech-language pathologist (SLP) to empower clients in regaining their cognitive-communication skills, helping them reconnect with their lives and loved ones. I have a person-centered approach to care. I strive to collaborate with my clients to set meaningful goals, ensuring that therapy is practical and relevant to their life. When I am not at work, I enjoy trying new restaurants, hiking with my dogs, reading, and drawing.

I serve as a vestibular physical therapist at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. As a native of Saratoga Springs, New York, I have served in a variety of clinical settings in Colorado, North Carolina, and Florida focusing on acute and subacute neurological impairments, and I am primarily passionate about vestibular rehabilitation and craniofacial pain. At UNC, I participate in the long-COVID multidisciplinary team and I have worked most recently to develop the vestibular rehab portion of UNC’s Transforming Health and Resilience in Veterans (THRIVE) Program, a multidisciplinary team for veterans suffering from mild traumatic brain injuries (TBIs).

Integrative Medical Clinic (IMCNC) in Chapel Hill, NC, specializes in holistic medicine, offering a wide range of services designed to promote wellness and naturally treat various health conditions. Their team utilizes a combination of conventional and complementary therapies to provide personalized care, addressing issues such as gut health, hormone imbalance, and autoimmune diseases. The clinic is staffed by experienced healthcare professionals, including board-certified physicians and nurse practitioners, who adopt a comprehensive approach to patient care. With a focus on understanding and treating the whole person, IMCNC aims to create a soothing environment where patients feel heard and supported on their path to optimal health. Generated from the website