Chelsea Thompson, OTR/L, LAT, ATC, PPSC
Education:
B.S. Exercise Science, B.S. Athletic Training, King University
Occupational Therapy, Brenau University
Certifications:
Dry Needling, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC), Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT), Pain-Free Performance Specialist Certification (PPSC)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Pelvic floor dysfunction, strengthening during pregnancy, postpartum recovery, treating athletes in all sports, return to sport training, shoulder rehab and overhead athletes
Chelsea Thompson, OTR/L, LAT, ATC, PPSC has significant experience treating patients of all ages & backgrounds with specific emphasis on athletes (from weekend warriors to professionals). She’s treated NFL players, D-1 football players with lower extremity injuries, MLB pitchers, collegiate athletes, and patients with a wide variety of orthopedic injuries and conditions. As an internally trained pelvic floor therapist, she’s passionate about working with both female and male patients through those unique challenges to get them back to what they love to do without restriction or limitation.
When she’s not treating patients, you’ll find Chelsea working out, spending time with her family, and playing basketball.
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Education:
B.S. Exercise Science, B.S. Athletic Training, King University
Occupational Therapy, Brenau University
Certifications:
Dry Needling, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC), Licensed Athletic Trainer (LAT), Pain-Free Performance Specialist Certification (PPSC)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Pelvic floor dysfunction, strengthening during pregnancy, postpartum recovery, treating athletes in all sports, return to sport training, shoulder rehab and overhead athletes
Chelsea Thompson, OTR/L, LAT, ATC, PPSC has significant experience treating patients of all ages & backgrounds with specific emphasis on athletes (from weekend warriors to professionals). She’s treated NFL players, D-1 football players with lower extremity injuries, MLB pitchers, collegiate athletes, and patients with a wide variety of orthopedic injuries and conditions. As an internally trained pelvic floor therapist, she’s passionate about working with both female and male patients through those unique challenges to get them back to what they love to do without restriction or limitation.
When she’s not treating patients, you’ll find Chelsea working out, spending time with her family, and playing basketball.
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Sam Wenzlaff, PT, DPT
Sam Wenzlaff, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S. Biomedical Science, Marquette University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Trained Residency in Gundersen Medical Foundation Sports Physical Therapy
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-Needling, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Weightlifting, strength sports, fitness athletes, waterskiing, track athletes, post operative knee and shoulder; additional experience with the biomechanics of baseball pitchers and other overhead athletes
Sam Wenzlaff, PT, DPT, has extensive clinical and teaching experience, and has written an article on ACL graft types and post-surgical recovery (currently in the submission process for publication). He’s treated patients across the realm of athletics, from professional athletes to student athletes from youth through the collegiate level. He’s worked with a current MLB pitcher, and athletes in nearly every sport including track, baseball, softball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer, gymnastics, and wrestling.
Outside the clinic, Sam loves anything fitness related, CrossFit, waterskiing, reading, being outside with his wife, children, & dog. He’s a huge fan of the Packers and Marquette basketball.
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Education:
B.S. Biomedical Science, Marquette University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Texas Southwestern Medical Center
Trained Residency in Gundersen Medical Foundation Sports Physical Therapy
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-Needling, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist (SCS)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Weightlifting, strength sports, fitness athletes, waterskiing, track athletes, post operative knee and shoulder; additional experience with the biomechanics of baseball pitchers and other overhead athletes
Sam Wenzlaff, PT, DPT, has extensive clinical and teaching experience, and has written an article on ACL graft types and post-surgical recovery (currently in the submission process for publication). He’s treated patients across the realm of athletics, from professional athletes to student athletes from youth through the collegiate level. He’s worked with a current MLB pitcher, and athletes in nearly every sport including track, baseball, softball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer, gymnastics, and wrestling.
Outside the clinic, Sam loves anything fitness related, CrossFit, waterskiing, reading, being outside with his wife, children, & dog. He’s a huge fan of the Packers and Marquette basketball.
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Tyler Menees, PT, DPT
Tyler Menees, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S. Kinesiology, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Doctor of Physical Therapy, South College
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-Needling, McKenzie method, Spinal Manipulation, Vestibular - vertigo/balance, concussions, Management of the Fitness Athlete (CMFA)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
CrossFit athletes, high school and collegiate athletes, weightlifting, spine pain, and concussions; return to sport protocol and concussion rehabilitation
Tyler Menees, PT, DPT, has been treating patients in the greater Knoxville and Oak Ridge areas for over five years. Tyler’s treated athletes from students to pros, and has specific interest in spine, vertigo/balance, concussions, and complex patient cases. He stays involved with the local running community as he leads the Physio Lab Run Club every Thursday morning beginning at Secret City CrossFit.
As an avid CrossFitter, Tyler has a personal understanding of the physical demands and mindset of athletes in a wide range of sports. During the week outside the clinic, Tyler’s often running, doing CrossFit, playing volleyball, racquet sports, and soccer. On the weekends you’ll find him enjoying the great outdoors hiking, white-water rafting, tubing, snow skiing, or water skiing.
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Education:
B.S. Kinesiology, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Doctor of Physical Therapy, South College
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-Needling, McKenzie method, Spinal Manipulation, Vestibular - vertigo/balance, concussions, Management of the Fitness Athlete (CMFA)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
CrossFit athletes, high school and collegiate athletes, weightlifting, spine pain, and concussions; return to sport protocol and concussion rehabilitation
Tyler Menees, PT, DPT, has been treating patients in the greater Knoxville and Oak Ridge areas for over five years. Tyler’s treated athletes from students to pros, and has specific interest in spine, vertigo/balance, concussions, and complex patient cases. He stays involved with the local running community as he leads the Physio Lab Run Club every Thursday morning beginning at Secret City CrossFit.
As an avid CrossFitter, Tyler has a personal understanding of the physical demands and mindset of athletes in a wide range of sports. During the week outside the clinic, Tyler’s often running, doing CrossFit, playing volleyball, racquet sports, and soccer. On the weekends you’ll find him enjoying the great outdoors hiking, white-water rafting, tubing, snow skiing, or water skiing.
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Mack Wehinger, PT, DPT
McKensie, "Mack" Wehinger Duncan, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S. Kinesiology, University of Tennessee
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Lincoln Memorial University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-Needling; actively pursuing continuing education to further develop her Maitland-based manual therapy skills
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Return to sport protocols for athletes, dance rehab
McKensie “Mack” Wehinger, PT, DPT approaches patient care with an emphasis on balancing strength and control to promote long-term health and injury prevention. As a former competitive dancer, athlete, and dance teacher, Mack brings personal insight and clinical expertise to treat a range of orthopedic and neurologic conditions.
With a passion for guiding patients through the return to sport process, she’s treated a wide variety of athletes: dancers, CrossFitters, baseball, basketball, soccer and football players, endurance athletes (cyclists, triathletes, track, and cross-country runners), pickleball and tennis players, and canine fitness trainers/agility instructors. From building strength, mobility, and power/performance programs, impact management programs (for overuse injuries), cross-training programs for injury prevention, Mack integrates her research on mental imagery/priming and its role in movement and performance to bring about patient success.
When she’s not treating patients, Mack enjoys spending time with her husband, traveling, hiking and snowboarding, taking group fitness classes, making sourdough, and diving into Bible Study Fellowship.
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Education:
B.S. Kinesiology, University of Tennessee
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Lincoln Memorial University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-Needling; actively pursuing continuing education to further develop her Maitland-based manual therapy skills
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Return to sport protocols for athletes, dance rehab
McKensie “Mack” Wehinger, PT, DPT approaches patient care with an emphasis on balancing strength and control to promote long-term health and injury prevention. As a former competitive dancer, athlete, and dance teacher, Mack brings personal insight and clinical expertise to treat a range of orthopedic and neurologic conditions.
With a passion for guiding patients through the return to sport process, she’s treated a wide variety of athletes: dancers, CrossFitters, baseball, basketball, soccer and football players, endurance athletes (cyclists, triathletes, track, and cross-country runners), pickleball and tennis players, and canine fitness trainers/agility instructors. From building strength, mobility, and power/performance programs, impact management programs (for overuse injuries), cross-training programs for injury prevention, Mack integrates her research on mental imagery/priming and its role in movement and performance to bring about patient success.
When she’s not treating patients, Mack enjoys spending time with her husband, traveling, hiking and snowboarding, taking group fitness classes, making sourdough, and diving into Bible Study Fellowship.
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Forrest White, PT, DPT
Forrest White, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S. Exercise Science, Union University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, South College
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-needling
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
CrossFit athletes, Functional Fitness, weightlifting, Hyrox athletes, return to sport protocols
As a former collegiate cross-country runner, Forrest White, PT, DPT, has a firsthand understanding of the physical demands of athletes to stay at their peak and return to sport after injury. He’s treated a wide variety of athletes, including the 2025 National Championship Winning UT Rugby Team, Hyrox competitors, CrossFit athletes, Functional Fitness, weightlifters, and runners.
He’s personally connected to both the CrossFit and Hyrox communities, having competed in both. Forrest loves working with patients who are invested in their health and recovery goals, whether they’re high performing or new to the gym. Forrest is passionate about developing strategies for patients to optimize their function and decrease pain with everyday activity.
In his personal time, Forrest enjoys staying active, doing CrossFit, weightlifting, running, or playing tennis, fishing, and spending family time with wife, Bekah, and their two sons. He’s a member of the Cedar Bluff Raquet Club and frequently plays tennis and pickleball.
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Education:
B.S. Exercise Science, Union University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, South College
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-needling
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
CrossFit athletes, Functional Fitness, weightlifting, Hyrox athletes, return to sport protocols
As a former collegiate cross-country runner, Forrest White, PT, DPT, has a firsthand understanding of the physical demands of athletes to stay at their peak and return to sport after injury. He’s treated a wide variety of athletes, including the 2025 National Championship Winning UT Rugby Team, Hyrox competitors, CrossFit athletes, Functional Fitness, weightlifters, and runners.
He’s personally connected to both the CrossFit and Hyrox communities, having competed in both. Forrest loves working with patients who are invested in their health and recovery goals, whether they’re high performing or new to the gym. Forrest is passionate about developing strategies for patients to optimize their function and decrease pain with everyday activity.
In his personal time, Forrest enjoys staying active, doing CrossFit, weightlifting, running, or playing tennis, fishing, and spending family time with wife, Bekah, and their two sons. He’s a member of the Cedar Bluff Raquet Club and frequently plays tennis and pickleball.
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Julie Aviles, PT, DPT
Julie Aviles, PT, DPT, CSCS, CF-L-1
Education:
B.S. Exercise Science, The University of Scranton
Doctor of Physical Therapy, The University of Scranton
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry Needling, Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), CrossFit Level 1 (CF-L1) additional training in management of pelvic floor dysfunction through the Institute of Clinical Excellence and Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehab Institute
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
CrossFit, youth athletes, runners, recreational athletes/weekend warriors, female athletes, prenatal/postpartum care
Julie Aviles, PT, DPT, CSCS, CF-L-1, has worked with hundreds of male and female athletes in a variety of sports, from students to pros, and was the head Strength and Conditioning Coach at The University of Scranton for the Field Hockey, Tennis, and Basketball teams. As an internally trained Pelvic Floor Therapist, Julie has extensive experience treating conditions such as urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and pelvic organ prolapse amongst pregnant, postpartum and menopausal women. With a strong passion for educating others, she serves as Adjunct Faculty for South College's DPT program as well as Adjunct Faculty for a Pelvic Health Residency Program.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find Julie doing CrossFit, trying a new coffee shop, hiking, or spending time with her husband, Jovanny. As the host of The Goalset Mindset Podcast, Julie creates motivating content to help others live happier, healthier lives and make real progress towards their goals.
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Education:
B.S. Exercise Science, The University of Scranton
Doctor of Physical Therapy, The University of Scranton
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry Needling, Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), CrossFit Level 1 (CF-L1) additional training in management of pelvic floor dysfunction through the Institute of Clinical Excellence and Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehab Institute
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
CrossFit, youth athletes, runners, recreational athletes/weekend warriors, female athletes, prenatal/postpartum care
Julie Aviles, PT, DPT, CSCS, CF-L-1, has worked with hundreds of male and female athletes in a variety of sports, from students to pros, and was the head Strength and Conditioning Coach at The University of Scranton for the Field Hockey, Tennis, and Basketball teams. As an internally trained Pelvic Floor Therapist, Julie has extensive experience treating conditions such as urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and pelvic organ prolapse amongst pregnant, postpartum and menopausal women. With a strong passion for educating others, she serves as Adjunct Faculty for South College's DPT program as well as Adjunct Faculty for a Pelvic Health Residency Program.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find Julie doing CrossFit, trying a new coffee shop, hiking, or spending time with her husband, Jovanny. As the host of The Goalset Mindset Podcast, Julie creates motivating content to help others live happier, healthier lives and make real progress towards their goals.
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Bre Robinson, PT, DPT
Bre Robinson, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S. Pre-Physician Assistant, Purdue University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Florida Southern College
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry needling, Level 1 Certified Running Gait analysis; currently pursuing additional advanced manual therapy certifications (becoming Maitland certified)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Athletes at all levels, runners, swimmers, and individuals in endurance sports
After experiencing several injuries and rehab as a student athlete, Bre Robinson, PT, DPT was deeply impacted by the effective physical therapists who helped her return to sport. Through her own practice, she's treated professional cyclists, thru-hikers (Appalachian Trail), triathletes (all levels up to Ironman), swimmers (adult and age group/competitive, open water endurance and pool through US national qualifying swimmers), Boston qualifying marathon runners, ultra runners, and PGA golfers. Bre’s clinical experience also includes work with patients with neuro, ortho, post-op, cardiovascular conditions, and sports-related injuries.
As a high-level competitor, Bre has a personal understanding of the needs of athletes. Her personal background as a competitive swimmer for 18 years, resulting in her achievement as an Olympic time trial qualifier, a 4-year D1 athlete at Purdue University, triathlete, runner up in the 2024 Bridges to Bluff (10k swim), and Spartan Race 21K competitor.
In her free time, you’ll often find Bre doing any kind of water sport, hiking, playing pickleball, or climbing. She also loves to travel and spend time with her pup, family, and friends.
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Education:
B.S. Pre-Physician Assistant, Purdue University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Florida Southern College
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry needling, Level 1 Certified Running Gait analysis; currently pursuing additional advanced manual therapy certifications (becoming Maitland certified)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Athletes at all levels, runners, swimmers, and individuals in endurance sports
After experiencing several injuries and rehab as a student athlete, Bre Robinson, PT, DPT was deeply impacted by the effective physical therapists who helped her return to sport. Through her own practice, she's treated professional cyclists, thru-hikers (Appalachian Trail), triathletes (all levels up to Ironman), swimmers (adult and age group/competitive, open water endurance and pool through US national qualifying swimmers), Boston qualifying marathon runners, ultra runners, and PGA golfers. Bre’s clinical experience also includes work with patients with neuro, ortho, post-op, cardiovascular conditions, and sports-related injuries.
As a high-level competitor, Bre has a personal understanding of the needs of athletes. Her personal background as a competitive swimmer for 18 years, resulting in her achievement as an Olympic time trial qualifier, a 4-year D1 athlete at Purdue University, triathlete, runner up in the 2024 Bridges to Bluff (10k swim), and Spartan Race 21K competitor.
In her free time, you’ll often find Bre doing any kind of water sport, hiking, playing pickleball, or climbing. She also loves to travel and spend time with her pup, family, and friends.
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Abram Arwood, PT, DPT
Abram Arwood, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S. Exercise Science, East Tennessee State University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, East Tennessee State University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry Needling, Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS), Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Clinical Management of the Fitness Athlete (CMFA)
Abram Arwood, PT, DPT, is a native of Gate City, VA, who now calls Kingsport home. With over a decade of experience, Abram’s become one of the most sought after physical therapists in the Tri-Cities. His clinical experience has included significant work with high school and college athletes, multiple national champions, Team USA athletes, MLB players, IronMan competitors, CrossFit Games Semifinalists, and more.
Abram’s written extensive post-operative rehab protocols and return to sport testing protocols for local surgeons while mentoring, teaching, and inspiring dozens of physical therapy students over the years. His unparalleled experience, clinical skills, ease of communication, and drive to deliver the best outcomes has made him the rehab provider of choice for many local physicians, orthopedic surgeons, and other physical therapists.
When he’s not treating patients, Abram is a devoted husband, loving father, doting dog dad, voracious reader, and amateur woodworker. He’s also a self-described “mediocre CrossFitter, solid volleyball player” with “an uncanny sense of humor.” Abram understands that he will almost never be somebody’s first physical therapist, but his goal is to be their last.
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Education:
B.S. Exercise Science, East Tennessee State University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, East Tennessee State University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry Needling, Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS), Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Clinical Management of the Fitness Athlete (CMFA)
Abram Arwood, PT, DPT, is a native of Gate City, VA, who now calls Kingsport home. With over a decade of experience, Abram’s become one of the most sought after physical therapists in the Tri-Cities. His clinical experience has included significant work with high school and college athletes, multiple national champions, Team USA athletes, MLB players, IronMan competitors, CrossFit Games Semifinalists, and more.
Abram’s written extensive post-operative rehab protocols and return to sport testing protocols for local surgeons while mentoring, teaching, and inspiring dozens of physical therapy students over the years. His unparalleled experience, clinical skills, ease of communication, and drive to deliver the best outcomes has made him the rehab provider of choice for many local physicians, orthopedic surgeons, and other physical therapists.
When he’s not treating patients, Abram is a devoted husband, loving father, doting dog dad, voracious reader, and amateur woodworker. He’s also a self-described “mediocre CrossFitter, solid volleyball player” with “an uncanny sense of humor.” Abram understands that he will almost never be somebody’s first physical therapist, but his goal is to be their last.
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Nathan Wise, PT, DPT
Nathan Wise, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S. Exercise Science, East Tennessee State University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, East Tennessee State University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry Needling, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
Nathan Wise, PT, DPT, originally from Blountville, TN, graduated at the top of his DPT class and earned a perfect score on his national licensure exam. After achieving a perfect score on his national licensure exam, he began his career at Physio Lab because the model provided the optimal setting to use his expertise to provide the highest level of patient care.
Since joining Physio Lab, Nathan has worked with middle school, high school, and collegiate athletes with a wide spectrum of injuries. He’s become the provider of choice for local law enforcement, firefighters, powerlifters, and strongman competitors. Nathan also holds a passion for working with combat athletes as he trains Brazilian Jiu Jitsu himself.
Nathan’s goal is to set his patients up for long-term success, and works with many patients and clients to develop strength and conditioning programs to continue building their fitness and living strong and healthy lives post-rehab. Nathan is a loving husband to his wife, Kaci and gets reminded every day that he is lucky to have her in his life.
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Education:
B.S. Exercise Science, East Tennessee State University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, East Tennessee State University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry Needling, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
Nathan Wise, PT, DPT, originally from Blountville, TN, graduated at the top of his DPT class and earned a perfect score on his national licensure exam. After achieving a perfect score on his national licensure exam, he began his career at Physio Lab because the model provided the optimal setting to use his expertise to provide the highest level of patient care.
Since joining Physio Lab, Nathan has worked with middle school, high school, and collegiate athletes with a wide spectrum of injuries. He’s become the provider of choice for local law enforcement, firefighters, powerlifters, and strongman competitors. Nathan also holds a passion for working with combat athletes as he trains Brazilian Jiu Jitsu himself.
Nathan’s goal is to set his patients up for long-term success, and works with many patients and clients to develop strength and conditioning programs to continue building their fitness and living strong and healthy lives post-rehab. Nathan is a loving husband to his wife, Kaci and gets reminded every day that he is lucky to have her in his life.
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Maddy Axon, PT, DPT
Maddy Axon, PT, DPT, CF-L1
Education:
B.S. Kinesiology, University of Tennessee
Doctor of Physical Therapy, South College
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry Needling, Total Spine Thrust Manipulation, ICE Physio Certified Pelvic Floor Specialist, CrossFit Level 1 (CF-L1)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Spinal pain, nerve pain, headaches/migraines, TMJ pain, pelvic floor dysfunction, shoulder pain, pelvic floor therapy and peripartum care
Maddy Axon, PT, DPT’s rehabilitative and injury prevention expertise began with her active background in competitive dance and continued with involvement in CrossFit, hiking, running, swimming, and wake surfing. Maddy’s treated a wide variety of notable athletes, including PGA tour golfers, dancers, a UFC athlete, elite marathon runners, and CrossFit athletes.
As a certified pelvic floor specialist with both external and internal training, Maddy enjoys assisting women through their pregnant and postpartum journey, whether treating specific pain/symptoms or preparation and direction during pregnancy, birthing prep, and return to sport postpartum.
Maddy believes that maintaining an active lifestyle while completing physical therapy is the healthiest approach to return to sport or prevent an injury in the future.
In her free time, Maddy enjoys spending quality time with her husband, Nick, and their dog, Lola. They enjoy their time at the lake, park, CrossFit classes, and cheering on the Vols together.
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Education:
B.S. Kinesiology, University of Tennessee
Doctor of Physical Therapy, South College
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry Needling, Total Spine Thrust Manipulation, ICE Physio Certified Pelvic Floor Specialist, CrossFit Level 1 (CF-L1)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Spinal pain, nerve pain, headaches/migraines, TMJ pain, pelvic floor dysfunction, shoulder pain, pelvic floor therapy and peripartum care
Maddy Axon, PT, DPT’s rehabilitative and injury prevention expertise began with her active background in competitive dance and continued with involvement in CrossFit, hiking, running, swimming, and wake surfing. Maddy’s treated a wide variety of notable athletes, including PGA tour golfers, dancers, a UFC athlete, elite marathon runners, and CrossFit athletes.
As a certified pelvic floor specialist with both external and internal training, Maddy enjoys assisting women through their pregnant and postpartum journey, whether treating specific pain/symptoms or preparation and direction during pregnancy, birthing prep, and return to sport postpartum.
Maddy believes that maintaining an active lifestyle while completing physical therapy is the healthiest approach to return to sport or prevent an injury in the future.
In her free time, Maddy enjoys spending quality time with her husband, Nick, and their dog, Lola. They enjoy their time at the lake, park, CrossFit classes, and cheering on the Vols together.
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Julie Young, PT, DPT
Julie Young, PT, DPT, OCS, COMT
Education:
B.S., University of Florida
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Arcadia University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Level II Functional Dry Needling Certification, Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS), a Certified Manual Therapist (CMT); Maitland COMT (certified orthopedic manual therapist)
Julie Young, PT, DPT, OCS, COMT, joined the Physio Lab team with over 30 years of experience practicing orthopedic physical therapy. Julie is passionate about providing quality, client-centered care for each of her patients. A lifelong athlete, Julie has played a wide variety of sports including softball for the University of Missouri and has several marathons on her resume, including Boston. Julie has an extraordinary understanding of athletes and their needs as they maintain a high level of activity.
She's worked with athletes at Maryville High School for a number of years including the Cross Country and Track and Field teams. In March 2024, Julie was awarded the Excellence in Clinical Practice Award from the TN Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association.
When she’s not working, Julie is often busy working out whether weightlifting, cycling, running, or in Barre classes. She loves spending time with friends enjoying coffee, and trying new recipes with her son, Seth.
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Education:
B.S., University of Florida
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Arcadia University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Level II Functional Dry Needling Certification, Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS), a Certified Manual Therapist (CMT); Maitland COMT (certified orthopedic manual therapist)
Julie Young, PT, DPT, OCS, COMT, joined the Physio Lab team with over 30 years of experience practicing orthopedic physical therapy. Julie is passionate about providing quality, client-centered care for each of her patients. A lifelong athlete, Julie has played a wide variety of sports including softball for the University of Missouri and has several marathons on her resume, including Boston. Julie has an extraordinary understanding of athletes and their needs as they maintain a high level of activity.
She's worked with athletes at Maryville High School for a number of years including the Cross Country and Track and Field teams. In March 2024, Julie was awarded the Excellence in Clinical Practice Award from the TN Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association.
When she’s not working, Julie is often busy working out whether weightlifting, cycling, running, or in Barre classes. She loves spending time with friends enjoying coffee, and trying new recipes with her son, Seth.
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Brett Cash, PT, DPT
Brett Cash, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S. Kinesiology, University of Tennessee
Doctor of Physical Therapy, South College
Certifications/Additional Training:
Level 2 Dry Needling (Kinetacore), ICE’s Management of the Fitness Athlete (CMFA)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Shoulder and elbow rehabilitation, overhead athlete performance, and post-operative orthopedic recovery
Brett Cash, PT, DPT, is a dedicated physical therapist whose focus is helping athletes and active individuals return to the activities they love. Brett’s worked with a wide range of athletes from high school, collegiate baseball and tennis players, to NFL and MLB professionals guiding them through detailed post-op recovery, return-to-sport progressions and long-term injury prevention. As an avid CrossFitter himself, Brett combines real-world training experience with advanced coursework.
Brett emphasizes a blend of evidence-based interventions, functional strength training, and individualized education to help patients build confidence and resilience. He’s highly involved in the local fitness and sports community, collaborating with coaches, trainers, and medical providers across the Knoxville area.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find Brett at UT baseball games, hiking with his wife and their three Husky pups, and exploring the culinary scene in downtown Knoxville. He believes great rehab mirrors great coaching for it should be engaging, challenging, and tailored to each person’s goals.
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Education:
B.S. Kinesiology, University of Tennessee
Doctor of Physical Therapy, South College
Certifications/Additional Training:
Level 2 Dry Needling (Kinetacore), ICE’s Management of the Fitness Athlete (CMFA)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Shoulder and elbow rehabilitation, overhead athlete performance, and post-operative orthopedic recovery
Brett Cash, PT, DPT, is a dedicated physical therapist whose focus is helping athletes and active individuals return to the activities they love. Brett’s worked with a wide range of athletes from high school, collegiate baseball and tennis players, to NFL and MLB professionals guiding them through detailed post-op recovery, return-to-sport progressions and long-term injury prevention. As an avid CrossFitter himself, Brett combines real-world training experience with advanced coursework.
Brett emphasizes a blend of evidence-based interventions, functional strength training, and individualized education to help patients build confidence and resilience. He’s highly involved in the local fitness and sports community, collaborating with coaches, trainers, and medical providers across the Knoxville area.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find Brett at UT baseball games, hiking with his wife and their three Husky pups, and exploring the culinary scene in downtown Knoxville. He believes great rehab mirrors great coaching for it should be engaging, challenging, and tailored to each person’s goals.
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Stephanie Lawson,
PT, DPT
Stephanie Lawson, PT, DPT, SCS, CMTPT, ATC
Education:
B.S. Exercise Science and Athletic Training, University of Toledo
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Ohio University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Advanced certification in Trigger Point Dry Needling (CMTPT), Blood Flow Restriction Therapy; Rehabilitation of the Injured Runner, Clinical Management of the Fitness Athlete (CMFA)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Specific interest in rehabilitation of running related injuries, high school and college athletes, and active individuals
Stephanie Lawson, PT, DPT, SCS, CMTPT, ATC is a native of northwest Ohio. While at the University of Toledo she worked with Division I athletes in soccer, volleyball, baseball, softball, cross country, and track and field, specializing in the treatment, prevention, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. She also worked with local high school athletes for football, wrestling, and girls’ and boys’ basketball.
At Ohio State University, she was a member of the Endurance Medicine Team and specialized in video running gait analysis, which she continues to utilize in her practice today. Stephanie has personally completed several marathons and half marathons, including the Richmond Marathon (VA) and Columbus Marathon (OH) twice each. She enjoys CrossFit, weightlifting, and is a member of CrossFit Pistol Creek in Maryville, TN.
In her free time, you'll usually find Stephanie with her husband, Kunle Lawson, the Head Track and Field Coach at Maryville College, and their son, James.
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Education:
B.S. Exercise Science and Athletic Training, University of Toledo
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Ohio University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Advanced certification in Trigger Point Dry Needling (CMTPT), Blood Flow Restriction Therapy; Rehabilitation of the Injured Runner, Clinical Management of the Fitness Athlete (CMFA)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Specific interest in rehabilitation of running related injuries, high school and college athletes, and active individuals
Stephanie Lawson, PT, DPT, SCS, CMTPT, ATC is a native of northwest Ohio. While at the University of Toledo she worked with Division I athletes in soccer, volleyball, baseball, softball, cross country, and track and field, specializing in the treatment, prevention, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. She also worked with local high school athletes for football, wrestling, and girls’ and boys’ basketball.
At Ohio State University, she was a member of the Endurance Medicine Team and specialized in video running gait analysis, which she continues to utilize in her practice today. Stephanie has personally completed several marathons and half marathons, including the Richmond Marathon (VA) and Columbus Marathon (OH) twice each. She enjoys CrossFit, weightlifting, and is a member of CrossFit Pistol Creek in Maryville, TN.
In her free time, you'll usually find Stephanie with her husband, Kunle Lawson, the Head Track and Field Coach at Maryville College, and their son, James.
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Amber Day, PT, DPT
Amber Day, PT, DPT, CF-L1
Education:
B.S Exercise Science, East Tennessee State University
Doctorate of Physical Therapy, East Tennessee State University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-needling, Dry Needling and ASTYM, CrossFit Level 1(CF-L1), additional training in management and treatment of the fitness athlete through the Institute of Clinical Excellence
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
CrossFitters, weightlifters, pelvic floor and peripartum therapy, return to sport for athletes and postpartum women
Amber Day, PT, DPT, CF-L1, an East Tennessee native, grew up competing in cheer and gymnastics and through her love for sports developed a passion for learning about and providing rehabilitation services for athletes. Before joining the Physio Lab team, Amber gained more than 5 years of clinical experience, with 3 years devoted to clinical management and direct treatment of CrossFit athletes. She is an internally trained pelvic floor clinician and specializes in treatment of the pregnant and postpartum athlete.
Outside the clinic, Amber enjoys spending time with her husband, Kevin, and their two sons. On Friday nights, you can find her on the sidelines of the Oak Ridge High School football game cheering on the Wildcats and her husband, the assistant coach. She is an avid CrossFitter, and enjoys the sport recreationally and competitively.
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Education:
B.S Exercise Science, East Tennessee State University
Doctorate of Physical Therapy, East Tennessee State University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-needling, Dry Needling and ASTYM, CrossFit Level 1(CF-L1), additional training in management and treatment of the fitness athlete through the Institute of Clinical Excellence
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
CrossFitters, weightlifters, pelvic floor and peripartum therapy, return to sport for athletes and postpartum women
Amber Day, PT, DPT, CF-L1, an East Tennessee native, grew up competing in cheer and gymnastics and through her love for sports developed a passion for learning about and providing rehabilitation services for athletes. Before joining the Physio Lab team, Amber gained more than 5 years of clinical experience, with 3 years devoted to clinical management and direct treatment of CrossFit athletes. She is an internally trained pelvic floor clinician and specializes in treatment of the pregnant and postpartum athlete.
Outside the clinic, Amber enjoys spending time with her husband, Kevin, and their two sons. On Friday nights, you can find her on the sidelines of the Oak Ridge High School football game cheering on the Wildcats and her husband, the assistant coach. She is an avid CrossFitter, and enjoys the sport recreationally and competitively.
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Josh Reppert, PT, DPT
Josh Reppert, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S., Kinesiology, East Tennessee State University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, East Tennessee State University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-needling, Functional Range Conditioning (FRC) with comprehensive knowledge and experience in spinal thrust manipulation, Spine Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
CrossFit athletes, Olympic weightlifters, special interest and experience in assisting members of law enforcement, military and SWAT to meet the physical demands of their careers
Josh Reppert, PT, DPT possesses over a decade of clinical experience in outpatient rehabilitation settings. His unwavering passion for biomechanics and the profound impact of the human body’s morphology on weightlifting and technique drives his expertise. With substantial experience with CrossFit athletes and Olympic weightlifters, Josh often collaborates with the powerlifting community, including the UT Powerlifting Club. He’s achieved remarkable success working with endurance athletes, including marathoners and ultra-distance runners. Josh’s early, specialized training in treatment for spine pain resulted in his success with former professional and amateur PGA athletes. Ultimately, he finds immense satisfaction from working with athletes at all levels and assisting them in rediscovering their passion for their respective activities.
When he’s not treating patients, Josh enjoys lifting weights, recreational sports, and cooking. He’s got quite the sweet tooth, and there’s a 10/10 chance you’ll find him snacking on a brown butter chocolate chip or shortbread cookie after a good meal.
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Education:
B.S., Kinesiology, East Tennessee State University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, East Tennessee State University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-needling, Functional Range Conditioning (FRC) with comprehensive knowledge and experience in spinal thrust manipulation, Spine Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
CrossFit athletes, Olympic weightlifters, special interest and experience in assisting members of law enforcement, military and SWAT to meet the physical demands of their careers
Josh Reppert, PT, DPT possesses over a decade of clinical experience in outpatient rehabilitation settings. His unwavering passion for biomechanics and the profound impact of the human body’s morphology on weightlifting and technique drives his expertise. With substantial experience with CrossFit athletes and Olympic weightlifters, Josh often collaborates with the powerlifting community, including the UT Powerlifting Club. He’s achieved remarkable success working with endurance athletes, including marathoners and ultra-distance runners. Josh’s early, specialized training in treatment for spine pain resulted in his success with former professional and amateur PGA athletes. Ultimately, he finds immense satisfaction from working with athletes at all levels and assisting them in rediscovering their passion for their respective activities.
When he’s not treating patients, Josh enjoys lifting weights, recreational sports, and cooking. He’s got quite the sweet tooth, and there’s a 10/10 chance you’ll find him snacking on a brown butter chocolate chip or shortbread cookie after a good meal.
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Angela Berry, AIS Stretch Therapist
Angela Berry, CPT, NASM
Certifications/Additional Training:
Certified Personal Training, NASM
Angela Berry is a certified stretch therapist with over 17 years of experience in a physical therapy setting, treating all types of tension and soreness. She has worked with many different athletes to help prepare for or recover from competition.
Angela has treated a wide variety of patients to help them improve flexibility, mobility, and improve performance, including golfers, Olympic pole vaulters, CrossFit athletes, triathletes, runners, soccer players, “weekend warriors”, and more. She’s passionate about helping individuals of all ages and abilities gain flexibility for their bodies to perform at their full potential.
In her free time, Angela loves spending time with her son, Sawyer, exploring mountains, traveling, or riding bikes. She also enjoys backpacking, live music, and spending time with family and friends.
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Certifications/Additional Training:
Certified Personal Training, NASM
Angela Berry is a certified stretch therapist with over 17 years of experience in a physical therapy setting, treating all types of tension and soreness. She has worked with many different athletes to help prepare for or recover from competition.
Angela has treated a wide variety of patients to help them improve flexibility, mobility, and improve performance, including golfers, Olympic pole vaulters, CrossFit athletes, triathletes, runners, soccer players, “weekend warriors”, and more. She’s passionate about helping individuals of all ages and abilities gain flexibility for their bodies to perform at their full potential.
In her free time, Angela loves spending time with her son, Sawyer, exploring mountains, traveling, or riding bikes. She also enjoys backpacking, live music, and spending time with family and friends.
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Raine Rackley, PT, DPT
Raine Rackley, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S., Exercise Science, Belmont University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Belmont University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry needling, Postural Restoration (PRC), Management of the Fitness Athlete (CMFA), Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), Titleist Performance Institute Medical Level 2 (TPI), Personal Training (NASM PT), Maitland based manual therapy, McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Athletes, CrossFitters, weightlifters, dancers, golfers, weightlifters, postural rehabilitation, and general orthopedic rehab
Since joining the Physio Lab team in 2021, Raine Rackley, PT, DPT has worked with a wide variety of athletes including dancers, cheerleaders, gymnasts, golfers, baseball players, marathon runners, triathletes, Cross Fitters, recreational lifters, and general orthopedics.
She has a firsthand understanding of athletic performance with a 17-year background in dance, with training in ballet, lyrical, pointe, jazz, and tap. She also rode horses and competed in 3 day eventing for 8 years through training level. After starting CrossFit in 2024, she fell in love with the gymnastics, skill work, and weightlifting technique, and began competing the same year and participating in the Open in 2024, 2025, and 2026.
Raine works with local dance studios and dance teams to empower young dancers to further their dance career by increasing mobility, strength and reducing risk for injury. She has a passion for encouraging young girls to build strength and control to enhance performance and prevent injury when competing and performing at the highest levels.
When she’s not in the clinic, Raine enjoys spending time with her husband, Joseph, and their two little boys, Jay and Will. She loves being outside, on the boat, water sports, CrossFit, reading, cooking, and taking walks with friends.
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Education:
B.S., Exercise Science, Belmont University
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Belmont University
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry needling, Postural Restoration (PRC), Management of the Fitness Athlete (CMFA), Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), Titleist Performance Institute Medical Level 2 (TPI), Personal Training (NASM PT), Maitland based manual therapy, McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Athletes, CrossFitters, weightlifters, dancers, golfers, weightlifters, postural rehabilitation, and general orthopedic rehab
Since joining the Physio Lab team in 2021, Raine Rackley, PT, DPT has worked with a wide variety of athletes including dancers, cheerleaders, gymnasts, golfers, baseball players, marathon runners, triathletes, Cross Fitters, recreational lifters, and general orthopedics.
She has a firsthand understanding of athletic performance with a 17-year background in dance, with training in ballet, lyrical, pointe, jazz, and tap. She also rode horses and competed in 3 day eventing for 8 years through training level. After starting CrossFit in 2024, she fell in love with the gymnastics, skill work, and weightlifting technique, and began competing the same year and participating in the Open in 2024, 2025, and 2026.
Raine works with local dance studios and dance teams to empower young dancers to further their dance career by increasing mobility, strength and reducing risk for injury. She has a passion for encouraging young girls to build strength and control to enhance performance and prevent injury when competing and performing at the highest levels.
When she’s not in the clinic, Raine enjoys spending time with her husband, Joseph, and their two little boys, Jay and Will. She loves being outside, on the boat, water sports, CrossFit, reading, cooking, and taking walks with friends.
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Justin Loss, PT, DPT
Justin Loss PT, DPT, FAAOMPT
Education:
B.S. in Finance, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Doctor of Physical Therapy degree, East Carolina University
Fellowship Trained, Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapist (FAAOMPT)
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-Needling Certified, has completed significant research in running biomechanics
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Endurance athletes, runners, gait assessment
Justin Loss, PT, DPT, has an extensive background in orthopedic care and endurance sports rehab. From early in his career as a clinic director and PT in a gym-based, one-on-one physical therapy setting, he developed a practical, movement-focused approach to helping people recover and stay active.
Justin’s completed, published, and presented significant research on running biomechanics and injury. Through his personal training and racing experiences, he developed an interest in how the body adapts to stress, how injuries develop, and how people can continue doing the activities they care about while recovering.
While Justin enjoys working with endurance athletes, he treats a wide range of individuals and values clear communication, individualized care, and helping people better understand their bodies.
Justin has lived in Knoxville for several years with his wife, Carli. Outside of the clinic, they enjoy endurance training, exploring the mountains, and spending time with friends.
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Education:
B.S. in Finance, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Doctor of Physical Therapy degree, East Carolina University
Fellowship Trained, Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapist (FAAOMPT)
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-Needling Certified, has completed significant research in running biomechanics
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Endurance athletes, runners, gait assessment
Justin Loss, PT, DPT, has an extensive background in orthopedic care and endurance sports rehab. From early in his career as a clinic director and PT in a gym-based, one-on-one physical therapy setting, he developed a practical, movement-focused approach to helping people recover and stay active.
Justin’s completed, published, and presented significant research on running biomechanics and injury. Through his personal training and racing experiences, he developed an interest in how the body adapts to stress, how injuries develop, and how people can continue doing the activities they care about while recovering.
While Justin enjoys working with endurance athletes, he treats a wide range of individuals and values clear communication, individualized care, and helping people better understand their bodies.
Justin has lived in Knoxville for several years with his wife, Carli. Outside of the clinic, they enjoy endurance training, exploring the mountains, and spending time with friends.
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Lauren Levko, PT, DPT
Lauren Levko, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S., Exercise and Sports Science, University of Memphis
Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry Needling through IAMT along with cupping, IASTM, Taping through Rocktape, over two years of classes through IAMT pursuing Certification of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (COMT)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Orthopedic rehab, neurological rehab, peripartum care and return to sport after pregnancy
Lauren Levko, PT, DPT a native of Gatlinburg, TN, attended Gatlinburg-Pittman High School and later competed as a dual sport athlete at the University of Memphis where she played soccer and ran cross country. With a firsthand understanding of sport, Lauren’s treated a wide range of athletes from recreational to pros. Lauren is one of the team’s leading peripartum specialists, having treated hundreds of women throughout pregnancy and beyond.
With extensive training in manual therapy, Lauren spent a year of internal mentoring focusing on clinical reasoning and advanced manual interventions. During her 7+ years of experience prior to the opening of Physio Lab, she helped open and manage a new clinic in South Knoxville, and served as clinic director in Pigeon Forge for 3 years.
When she’s not treating patients, you’ll find Lauren spending time with her family (husband, Adam, sons Beckett and Briggs), running, working out, or cheering on their boys in all of their activities.
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Education:
B.S., Exercise and Sports Science, University of Memphis
Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry Needling through IAMT along with cupping, IASTM, Taping through Rocktape, over two years of classes through IAMT pursuing Certification of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (COMT)
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Orthopedic rehab, neurological rehab, peripartum care and return to sport after pregnancy
Lauren Levko, PT, DPT a native of Gatlinburg, TN, attended Gatlinburg-Pittman High School and later competed as a dual sport athlete at the University of Memphis where she played soccer and ran cross country. With a firsthand understanding of sport, Lauren’s treated a wide range of athletes from recreational to pros. Lauren is one of the team’s leading peripartum specialists, having treated hundreds of women throughout pregnancy and beyond.
With extensive training in manual therapy, Lauren spent a year of internal mentoring focusing on clinical reasoning and advanced manual interventions. During her 7+ years of experience prior to the opening of Physio Lab, she helped open and manage a new clinic in South Knoxville, and served as clinic director in Pigeon Forge for 3 years.
When she’s not treating patients, you’ll find Lauren spending time with her family (husband, Adam, sons Beckett and Briggs), running, working out, or cheering on their boys in all of their activities.
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Adam Levko, PT, DPT
Adam Levko, PT, DPT
Education:
B.S Advertising, University of Tennessee
Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-needling
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Athletes of all levels (weekend warriors to pros), general orthopedic rehab
Adam Levko, PT, DPT, a native of Gross Ile, Michigan and long-time Knoxville resident, began his practice in the Knoxville area. After seeing the weaknesses in the modern healthcare system, he and his wife, Lauren, were compelled to open Physio Lab to offer a higher level of patient-focused care in a 1:1 setting. Adam’s extensive experience practicing physical therapy has included treating patients of all levels and ailments with an emphasis on sports rehab. While Adam has treated a wide range of orthopedic injuries, he has also specialized in treating athletes of all levels including high school, college, NFL, MLB, WNBA, PGA, UFC, CrossFit Games, World Cup Downhill, bodybuilders, powerlifters, endurance athletes, weekend warriors, and many more.
Adam enjoys spending his free time with his wife, Lauren (also on the team), and their two sons, Beckett Neyland and Briggs Henley. When he’s not treating patients or leading the Physio Lab team, he stays active by playing basketball, running, lifting weights, super short metcons, hiking, and playing golf.
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Education:
B.S Advertising, University of Tennessee
Doctor of Physical Therapy, University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis
Certifications/Additional Training:
Dry-needling
Clinical Interests/Specializations:
Athletes of all levels (weekend warriors to pros), general orthopedic rehab
Adam Levko, PT, DPT, a native of Gross Ile, Michigan and long-time Knoxville resident, began his practice in the Knoxville area. After seeing the weaknesses in the modern healthcare system, he and his wife, Lauren, were compelled to open Physio Lab to offer a higher level of patient-focused care in a 1:1 setting. Adam’s extensive experience practicing physical therapy has included treating patients of all levels and ailments with an emphasis on sports rehab. While Adam has treated a wide range of orthopedic injuries, he has also specialized in treating athletes of all levels including high school, college, NFL, MLB, WNBA, PGA, UFC, CrossFit Games, World Cup Downhill, bodybuilders, powerlifters, endurance athletes, weekend warriors, and many more.
Adam enjoys spending his free time with his wife, Lauren (also on the team), and their two sons, Beckett Neyland and Briggs Henley. When he’s not treating patients or leading the Physio Lab team, he stays active by playing basketball, running, lifting weights, super short metcons, hiking, and playing golf.
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