Education Qualifications

• MS: Physical Therapist, 2002
  • University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL
• American Physical Therapy Association Member

Shasta is passionate about helping patients with neurological disorders, including stroke rehab and Parkinson’s disease. She has extensive experience in Cardio-Pulmonary Rehab, Post-Op orthopedic surgeries, geriatric rehab, and fall prevention.

Shasta strongly thinks that a positive outlook can determine your outcome. She thrives in health and wellness, setting goals and working hard till she achieves it. She also thinks that most people can thrive with strong leadership as well as mentoring someone weaker than them. She approaches her health and wellness in much the same way. She looks to those she has picked to lead her and partners alongside those she can lead and mentor.

Shasta hopes to lead patients to set achievable goals and will work with them to reach them. She will guide her patients to success and cheer each one along every step of the way.

Shasta has two sweet boys that fill her time with sideline cheering on the football field and baseball diamond. She relishes a beautiful beach sunset, kayaking with her favorite people, and exercising with a group of motivated individuals. She also loves to bring joy to others by decorating cakes for their special occasions.

Education Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science, Marine Biology, 2012
  • Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI
• Bachelor of Science, Exercise Science, 2017
  • Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI
• Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT), 2022
  • Alabama State University, Montgomery, AL
• American Physical Therapy Association Member

Zachary is skilled in vestibular, geriatric, and orthopedic physical therapy and has a special interest in pelvic floor therapy and spine therapy.

“I believe that fitness plays a very big role in a person’s mental, emotional, and physical health. Movement is medicine, and the body was designed to move and not be sedentary. By incorporating movement, fitness, and health, we can combat many of the morbidities that we face as a society.”

In his spare time, Zachary enjoys spending time with his wife, Jordan, and his two children, Lilly-James and Parker. They enjoy playing outside, SCUBA diving, and rodeo.

Education Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science, 2018
  • University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL
• Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT), 2021
  • University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL
• American Physical Therapy Association Member

Experienced in geriatrics and vestibular/balance impairment.

Hannah believes in order to have a lifelong commitment to good fitness and health; we have to love what we are doing. Her goal is to help patients find their passion for better health and fitness by finding what interventions best fit into their lifestyle and can help them reach their goals.”

“As a therapist, I want to help patients achieve a better quality of life. Whether this is helping you return to your prior level of function or helping you adapt to a new normal, I will go the extra mile to help you achieve your therapy goals.”

In her free time, Hannah enjoys spending time with friends and family, long boarding, disk golf, reading, and any activity on the water!

Education Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science, Dance Education, 1975
  • University of Georgia, Athens, GA
• Master of Science, Movement Science, Sports Psychology, 1985
  • Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL​
• Bachelor of Science, Physical Therapy, 1995
  • Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, GA 1995​
• American Physical Therapy Association member

Susan serves as Director of Women’s Health. She has special training in Pelvic Floor Dysfunction and addresses musculoskeletal issues during pregnancy and post-partum, urinary incontinence, and pelvic pain.

“I approach each patient as a unique individual with his or her own medical history, experiences, strengths and weaknesses, learning style, and goals.

I believe that fitness is not an end in itself but rather a means for allowing one to live a fuller and more enjoyable life. My goal is to progress each patient to a wellness lifestyle so that he or she may participate in activities that are meaningful to him or her.”

When Susan is not in the clinic, she is enjoying ballroom dancing, yoga, Pilates, and Body Pump classes. She also takes piano lessons and enjoys genealogy research and travel.

Education Qualifications

• AAS: Physical Therapist Assistant, 2021
  • Wallace State Community College, Dothan, AL

​Josh is skilled in treating chronic pain and orthopedic injuries.

“My passion is caring for people and being an advocate for physical therapy and wellness. I believe movement is the key to living a life not limited by pain. My personal mission is to educate equally and inspire people in a supportive environment.”

Josh provides personal, high-quality care to his patients, working at their pace to reach their goals.

In his free time, Josh enjoys weightlifting, soccer, and traveling.

Education Qualifications

• AAS: Physical Therapist Assistant, 2020
  • Wallace State Community College, Dothan, AL
• American Physical Therapy Association Member

​Will believes that it’s never too late to make a positive change and is living proof of that belief. Becoming a PTA at 41, Will made drastic changes to his own life for the better in order to change the lives of others for the better. His philosophy is that postural awareness is the key to almost any recovery or physical improvement.

“Utilizing proper body mechanics improves movement, and improper mechanics is a recipe for injury. Knowing the difference between the two can make all the difference in our lives”. He strives to teach and work towards education in this area to his patients to ensure not only recovery from injury but lifelong changes that improve quality of life.

Will enjoys an active life, going on regular outdoor adventures with his son, playing music with his band, exercising, and martial arts training. “Activity is the key to a higher quality life both physically and mentally. So, let’s grab life by the throat and then live it to pieces.”

Education Qualifications

• AAS: Physical Therapist Assistant, 2016
  • Wallace State Community College, Dothan, AL
• American Physical Therapy Association Member

Kailey graduated from Wallace State Community College as a Physical Therapist Assistant. She specializes in athletic injuries, geriatrics, and pediatrics. She believes everyone should have the opportunity to receive a basic understanding of their body, proper nutrition, and exercise routines while incorporating safe and effective body mechanics. Exercise should not cause pain that would limit a person’s ability to function at their full potential. She feels that health and fitness shouldn’t ever feel restrictive, it should always enhance life.

“I want to help my patients learn about their body and find the best program to help them with their individualized needs. I want to help people get back to doing the things they love.” When she’s not in the clinic, Kailey enjoys CrossFit, riding horses, and hiking with her husband and two dogs.

Education Qualifications

• AAS: Physical Therapist Assistant, 2015
  • Wallace State Community College, Dothan, AL
• American Physical Therapy Association Member

​Arlene is experienced in orthopedics and chronic pain. She believes that every person should have the knowledge and ability to perform basic maintenance on their own body to address their specific needs and allow them to be able to enjoy daily living and recreational activities to their full potential without increased pain.

She believes in treating every person based on their individual needs while encouraging them to live more active lifestyles. I enjoy working with the patient to create an individualized home program that promotes improved functional movement for a better “human experience”.

Arlene enjoys serving at her local church. She also enjoys exploring nature and spending time with family and friends, her husband and their two dogs.