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The Movement System Brings it all Together 

Human movement is a complex behavior within a specific context.

Physical Therapists (PTs) are too often identified by what we do, not by what we know as professionals. Although public recognition for physical therapist practice methods and outcomes is essential, understanding that PTs achieve these outcomes through clinical reasoning and practice that emanates from a distinct body of knowledge is crucial to expanding our professional identity. Defining and promoting the movement system as the core construct that integrates this body of knowledge is no small task.

The movement system is the integration of body systems that generate and maintain movement at all levels of bodily function. Human movement is a complex behavior within a specific context, and is influenced by social, environmental, and personal factors. 

As movement system practitioners, our DPTs have the expertise to examine, diagnose, and treat all elements of the movement system to produce a meaningful change in your movement behavior and physical function. Our DPTs use their integrative knowledge to establish a plan of care, based in movement related interventions, to maximize physical performance of people of all ages, pathologies, or levels of physical function. 

Our mission is to improve the health of the public by fostering a more active population, returning patients and clients to participation in life, and reducing the consumption of unnecessary, high-cost medical procedures. The DPTs spend 60-minute sessions using a 3:1 active to passive model of care.  Although we are skilled in manual therapy techniques, the emphasis is on custom prescribed exercise and movement/posture training to address underlying factors, helping you to feel “forever better” by empowering YOU to take control over your current pain levels or physical limitations.  

We invite you to view our individual practitioner biographies to learn more about their specialty areas.  Our Front Office Coordinators can also assist you to find the best practitioner for your condition and geographical preferences. While all of our practitioners are skilled in treating a wide range of conditions, below is a list of practitioner areas of specialization:

Orthotic Prescription  

Terri Sullivan, PT, DPT 

Molly Gries, PT, DPT

Bike Fit  

Terri Sullivan, PT, DPT 

Molly Gries, PT, DPT

Posture Restoration Institute  

Justin Shelley, PT, DPT

Visceral Manipulation  

Bettiann Wing, PT 

Running Analysis/Coaching 

Erik Bies, PT, DPT, MS

Molly Gries, PT, DPT

 

 

Bone Health 

Carrie Hall, PT, MHS

Performing Arts 

Rachel Morin, PT, DPT

Betsy Rigsbee, PT, DPT 

Shana Robbins, PT, DPT

TMJ Disorders 

Justin Shelley, PT, DPT  

Graston Technique

Laura Broudy, PT, DPT

ASTYM Therapy

Renee Ebia, PT, DPT
Erica Clark, PT, DPT