Adrienne Gobe Physical Therapy

I am a classically trained physical therapist who started my practice in orthopedics. As I began more in depth training about the spine, I realized the pelvic floor was often being ignored. I began to focus my learning on the pelvic floor, as I knew this would help my patients with chronic pain. I grew passionate about this under-served population and want to remove the stigma of talking about these very common problems we face as a population, regardless of age or gender.

After struggling with breastfeeding my daughter, I wanted to learn more about how to support my clients reach their feeding goals!

I got my undergraduate degree from The University of Texas at Austin and my Clinical Doctorate from Northwestern University. I am pursuing my COMT through the Maitland Australian Physiotherapy. I received my Board certification in Women’s Health in 2017, and I have taken extensive coursework through the Herman and Wallace institute for pelvic health.

I live in Austin Texas with my partner, our two children, and our two pets.

Owner/Mobile Physical Therapist @ PHYSIO180

My name is Brad MacDougall I’m a physical therapist and I own and operate a mobile physical therapy company in Lakeway. I help 30-60 year old runners and basketball players return to the activities they love.

I have a BS in psychology and a doctorate in physical therapy (DPT) and these two specialties are very influential in my biopsychosocial approach to rehabilitation. I utilize exercise, manual therapy, education and most importantly a differential diagnosis approach to my evaluation and treatment with each patient.

I treat patients one-on-one in a location they prefer such as their home, office or outside on their patio. My model is designed to best understand the patient, their problems and concerns and be a guide for them to conquer those problems and return back to the active lifestyle they crave!

Dr. Carrie Williamson, PT, DPT, LMT

@ Matrix Therapy

Carrie grew up in Atlanta where she “wanted to be a teacher when she grew up.” As she got older, she developed an interest in health and wellness and wanted to study it further. After exploring several options, she choose physical therapy.

When she graduated with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy, Carrie went into pediatric physical therapy, where she fulfilled her dream of becoming a teacher (though not in the way she thought growing up).

After getting certified in NDT (neurodevelopmental technique), she took her first myofascial release course. There, Carrie fell in love with the practice. She experienced healing for herself and her patients with this technique. This success includes her three patients with spina bifida: all of who either gained movement or feeling during their myofascial release sessions that they has never had before.

Seeing these results, Carrie wanted to explore myofascial release further and make it a key component to her treatments. She now uses it with all ages. People often report feeling taller, clearer, and relaxed after her sessions.

Carrie believes in healing versus curing the clients and patients she treats. She uses a combination of holistic and traditional physical therapy techniques to treat her clients.  In addition, Carrie takes on average seven continuing education classes a year. The average physical therapist or massage therapist takes about one. Carrie’s certifications include NDT and aromatherapy. Her skills include: myofascial release, craniosacral therapy, joint mobilizations, therapeutic exercises with an emphasis on gravitational fitness, and aromatherapy. She specializes in treating children with autism and cerebral palsy, and adults with neck pain, jaw pain, headaches, back pain, and hip pain.

Physical Therapist @ Apex Manual Therapy

Orthopedic Specialist

Alicia graduated from Texas State University with her bachelors in exercise and sports science with an emphasis in Physical Therapy in 2010. She received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Texas State University in 2013. Alicia continued her training, past the doctorate level, and became a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists.

Physical Therapy Specialist & Owner of
Ananda Physical Therapy & Wellness

Dr. Maria LaPutt has a clinical doctorate in physical therapy and has over 18 years of real-world experience as a licensed physical therapist and over two decades of experience in the health and fitness industry.

Maria is not a typical physical therapist. She has gone through extensive training and continues to travel and take continuing education courses multiple times a year. She has developed a unique approach in working with the human body. She treats each person as a whole being and understands the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit. She thinks and treats out of the box and has helped multiple clients who have been unsuccessful with traditional therapy and medicine. She believes in the body’s innate ability to heal itself given the right path/guidance.

Maria’s own personal health and healing journey prompted her to become an expert therapist in the John F. Barnes’ Myofascial Release Approach®. She is also a Certified Pilates Teacher in the Polestar® Pilates for Rehabilitation system. She is a registered yoga teacher and has practiced yoga for more than two decades.

She is currently preparing to obtain her certifications in visceral and neural manipulation under the Barral institute. She has also trained with Dr. Daniel Vladeta and incorporates the OOV in her sessions. She has an understanding and training in various forms of energy work.

PT, DPT, OCS and owner of ResilientRx

Dr. Mary Grimberg uses a holistic approach in her practice. She addresses the injury itself and why it happened to prevent reoccurrence. She also understands that pain can be more than just in the muscle or joints, it can also influenced by stress, poor diet and lack of exercise. This holistic approach can assist in addressing the underlying conditions that may be exacerbating the pain, injury or dysfunction

Doctor of Physical Therapy @ ResilientRX

Education:

• Bachelors in Biology at SUNY Binghamton University, Binghamton, NY
• Bachelors of Health Science and Doctor of Physical Therapy at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences UniversIty, Brooklyn NY

Advance training

• Pelvic floor rehabilitation training through The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Academy of Pelvic health
• Institute of Physical Art: Continence, Reproduction and Sex (CRS)
• Institute of Physical Art: The Functional Approach to Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF1)​

Goals:

Michelle believes in empowering individuals to integrate exercise and wellness into their daily lives and brings this passion to her treatment. She strives to guide people through their recovery of function and instills confidence in activities that were previously limited for them.

About:

Michelle has worked extensively with a population having pelvic floor dysfunction, pelvic pain, pregnancy and postpartum changes since the start of her career. She underwent intensive training in pelvic floor physical therapy, expanding her knowledge on the integrative approach to patient care.

Michelle Wald has been a Physical Therapist since 1991, for the last 10 years she has studied Functional Medicine and wellness. She’s a Functional Medicine Health Coach, and owner of New Paradigm Wellness. She has been certified since 2001 in the Advanced Aston® Kinetics program giving advanced understanding in human posture, Biomechanics, Myofascial Release, movement, fitness and Advanced Problem solving. She has 30 years experience in senior fitness and PT.

Currently she is offering online Physical Therapy and Wellness programs, including:

• Sugar Busters -5 Day Sugar Cleanse
• Clear The Way -gentle Digestion and Detox program
• Healthy and Wise Senior program
• and Individualized Health Coaching and Wellness Programs tailored to your needs.
• She Teaches a Live Stand Up to Gravity class – Aston® Senior Fitness for Living – weekly, Friday at 9:30 am (Central time-currently on Zoom).

She is available for free 30 min Consultations to see what program would be right for you.

Doctor of Physical Therapy @ ResilientRX

Education:

Bachelor of Health Science and Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) from the University of Florida in 2008 and 2011, respectively.

Advance training

• Selective Functional Movement Assessment
• Graston Technique®
• Mentored physical therapy students from various programs as a clinical instructor
• Completed Evidence in Motion’s (EIM) Manual Therapy Certification Program
• Orthopedic certified specialist

Awards:

• Outstanding Clinical Instructor: Awarded from the University of South Carolina, 2015

About

Having lived and worked in Florida and North Carolina, he and his wife Amanda are always looking for new adventures in Austin and beyond.

Outside of the clinic, he enjoys live music, playing guitar, stand up paddleboarding, rock climbing, golf, working out, and spending time with his wife and two dogs

Personal Trainer, Pilates Instructor, Body Worker and Health Coach

About Nicole

Nicole began practicing Pilates over 14 years ago initially as a way to strengthen her core as well as a way to rehab a back and neck injury. After a short time working with the method she realized how much stronger, balanced and pain free she had become, allowing her to pursue her other fitness passions such as running, hiking, weight training, and cycling.
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Excited to see the positive effects the work was having on herself and others around her, Nicole set out to pursue a career as a personal trainer, Pilates instructor, body worker and health coach.
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Nicole holds certifications through Balanced Body, National Academy of Sports Medicine, Anusara Yoga, NIA, and AFAA and is currently completing her second Pilates certification through Polestar Pilates. She is also a Reiki practitioner and has studied many different methods of bodywork helping to bring her clients body to their optimal level of health and performance, enhancing their lives to their fullest potential.
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Nicole’s goal working with each client is to design programming to focus on their individual needs and goals, whether it be training for a marathon, weight loss, lean muscle gain, rehabbing injuries or simply feeling alive, healthy, strong and centered into their bodies.

Nicole currently has two fully equipped studios in the Austin area, one in downtown Austin (www.austintexaspilates.com) and one in Round Rock (Synergypilatestx.com) and offers Private and small group training options.
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Over the years, Nicole’s clients have benefited from her innovative style, resourcefulness, knowledge and skill to guide them towards their optimum health and fitness.
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In her free time she enjoys exploring Austin, healthy cooking, paddle boarding, hiking, traveling and spending time with family and friends.

Helping Austin Move Freely without Medication or Surgery

Invest in your body today to get the results you want tomorrow.

We only offer 1:1 care which reduces the risk of COVID-19 exposure.

How do we help:

Manual Therapy

• Soft tissue massage
• Joint manipulations
• Trigger point dry needling

Corrective Exercises

• Address pain
• Prevent it coming back
• Learn how to move

Fitness Guidance

• Return to exercise
• Stay active during treatment
• Return to sport training