About Us
Our Mission
We strive to provide quality and individualized care for our patients. Our specialized, unique therapies help achieve pain-free results and expedite your journey to better living.
Our Process
At Atlas Therapy, our specialized approach combines manual, massage and neuromuscular therapies with the principles of traditional physical therapy. By integrating these approaches, we are able to provide you with optimal personalized care. You will feel the results!
Our Experts
Presentations
- 7th District Dental Society continuing education events.
- TMD from a Physical Therapist’s Perspective
- TMD/Orofacial pain Diagnosis and Management: Clarifying the issues
- Dental Society Meetings
- Community/Employee Education
- Mount Nittany Hospital
- Cleveland Clinic
- Local Businesses
Continuing Education
- TMD/TMJ training with Dr. Rocabado
- Manual Therapies with special focus on cervical, myofascial and craniofacial techniques-University of St. Augustine
- Specialized Vestibular and BPPV Treatment with Jeff Walter PT, DPT, NCS at Geisinger Danville
- Advanced Vestibular Seminar with PITT led by Sue Whitney DPT, PhD, NCS, ATC, FAPT and Dr. Joseph Furman MD, PhD
- Pediatric Vestibular Seminar with Rose Marie Rhine, PT, PHD
- Women’s Health Services through Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute and Women’s Health CAPP Program
- Hawk Grips Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization
- Maitland Techniques
- Kinesiotaping Certification
- Sports Rehabilitation and prehab/injury prevention
- Training with Dr. Peter Rowe of Johns Hopkins University and Dr. Rick Violand of Violand and McNerney Physical Therapy on POTS, Dysautonomia, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, and Hypermobility Syndrome
- Bells Palsy Treatment Training with Todd Henkelmann, PT, MS, CCTT
- Philadelphia Hospital for Special Surgery
- Specialized training with foot and ankle dysfunction with Irene Davis, PT, PhD, FACSM, FAPTA, FASB, Harvard professor, Brian Hoke, DPT, SCS and Joshua Bailey, PT, DPT, CCS, CSCS, Cped
Editorials
- Town and Gown Magazine
- PT Alternatives to Opioid Use
- Stopping Falls: Break the cycle, not your hip
- Generations Magazine
- Tension Headaches