Four physical therapists. Your first visit is with one of them.
Owner and physical therapist
Flora started the practice so people have somewhere to keep building strength once their plan of care ends. She sees most first visits and decides, with each person, when a class is the right next step.
Physical therapist
Lilly works with adults returning to lifting, running and long days on their feet. She plans the small-group strength classes and teaches them on Tuesday and Saturday mornings.
Physical therapist
Kyung likes careful, steady strength work and teaches people how to move well on the reformer. He leads the balance and steadiness class.
Physical therapist
Leela writes each new member's starting plan with the instructors and checks in with members as their plan changes. She sees first visits on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Three instructors, working from the physical therapists' notes.
Sophie teaches reformer foundations and mat classes. She works from the physical therapist's notes on each member's plan.
Levi leads the small-group strength classes and stays close to each member's first few classes.
Morgan teaches the evening reformer classes and the tower work, and keeps the studio's equipment in order.
A physical therapist examines you, makes your plan and treats you. An instructor teaches your class and works from what your therapist has noted. Each physical therapist here is licensed in Tennessee, and you can look any of them up by name with the state board.
Ask for a therapist by name when you call.