Kerry is a board certified specialist in orthopedic physical therapy.  She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2011 from Marymount University. She has completed extensive coursework in manual therapy treatment of spine and peripheral joint conditions. Kerry is a Maryland certified dry needling therapist with her CMTPT from Myopain seminars. She also has been trained in Kinesiotape application and is a Graston IASTM provider.  She achieved her Orthopedic Certified Specialist designation in 2016.   She is also Titleist Performance Institute Certified to perform golf assessments and an Original Strength Certified Clinician. 

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Clinically, Kerry has a strong interest in the management of spine and peripheral conditions and core stability with a manual therapy based approach. She has experience with pregnancy related pain and post-partum rehab. Kerry strongly believes PT plays an integral role in recovery from childbirth.  As an Orthopedic specialist Kerry treats all overuse, sports and postural injuries. She is particularly skilled at treating the pediatric athlete and has hosted many training and sports readiness events for local sports teams.  She also enjoys working with dancers and gymnasts from many local centers

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Outside of the clinic Kerry is a busy mom of two children, a boy and girl who are both active in sports. She and her husband  live in Western Howard County and love spending time with the family outside, hiking, playing golf and watching sports. Go CAPS!

After completing an undergraduate degree at Virginia Tech in 2001, Tom went on to earn his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of St Augustine in 2004.  He then earned his manual therapy certification in 2005, also from the University of St Augustine.  He has actively treated patients in Columbia for 15+ years . He has been trained in Active Release Techniques, and is also a Rock tape and Graston IASTM provider. Tom is Titleist Performance Institute Certified to perform golf assessments and is also a Maryland certified dry needling therapist. 

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Clinically, Tom enjoys treating all types of orthopedic patients, with a strong desire to help both competitive and recreational athletes return to their highest level of function possible. He has worked with many athletes at the high school, collegiate and professional levels. He recently achieved his HSS Overhead Athlete Certification and has developed an evidence based baseball screening and performance system to help young baseball players avoid injury and improve performance. His broad and extensive base of manual therapy skills allow him to treat all kinds of postural, overuse and post operative impairments throughout the entire lifespan. 

Tom is a Howard County native and now resides in Ellicott City with his wife and two sons. When not at the office, you can usually find Tom at the baseball field, basketball court or soccer field with family.  He also enjoys working out and trying to find some time to play golf.  He’s a huge Hokies, Orioles and Ravens fan too!

Torie is a board certified  specialist in Sports Physical Therapy and is Dry Needling certified through Myopain Seminars.  She graduated with her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from University of Maryland, Baltimore in 2014. She has extensive experience with sports and orthopedics. She utilizes the latest techniques for taping, instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, joint mobilization and exercise. She became a board certified Sports Specialist in 2018.

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Originally from Connecticut, Torie spent many years as an athlete and her experiences and injuries during that time lead her to pursue a career in Physical Therapy.  Torie has worked in orthopedics throughout her career. She has worked closely with orthopedic surgeons as well as with elite level baseball players and gymnasts. She has seen all types of overuse, sports and post operative conditions.

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While she enjoys treating patients of all ages and levels of function, Torie has a special interest in pediatric and adolescent patients that started during one of her clinicals at the renowned  Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). 

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Torie relocated from Tampa FL to Ellicott City, MD. She lives here with her husband, young daughter and two pitbulls. She still enjoys being active and working out. 

Dan is a board-certified specialist in orthopedic physical therapy. He attended West Virginia University where he got his bachelors degree in exercise physiology. In 2014 he graduated with his Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree from University of St. Augustine for health sciences. Dan then obtained his Manual Therapy Certification (MTC) also from St. Augustine. Dan is a certified dry needling practitioner in MD earning his CMTPT through Myopain Seminars. He is also an Original Strength Certified clinician, a movement system designed around the neurodevelopmental sequence to retrain the body to move the way it was designed.  He achieved his Orthopedic Certified Specialist designation in 2020.

Clinically, Dan enjoys treating a wide variety of patients with orthopedic issues ranging from head to toe with an emphasis on the spine. He uses a combination of advanced manual therapy techniques, neuromuscular re-education, dry needling, developmental movement patterns, and targeted exercise to alleviate pain and improve function. His goal is to allow his patients to not only return to their previous level of activity but approach their life more functionally prepared than prior to their injury. He has experience working with recreational athletes, post-surgical rehab, weekend warriors, grandparents trying to pick up their grandkids, and everyone in between. Dan has developed a strong interest in viewing patients holistically, aa well as in neuromuscular re-education with formal training in PNF. PNF techniques are designed to facilitate the body to improve function and promote carryover from the clinic into real life.

Dan grew up in Howard County and now lives in Sykesville with his wife and two young children. While not in the clinic, he can be spotted spending time with his family, hiking, mountain biking, playing golf, and tabletop games.

Jennifer Pelleg earned her BA in Biological Sciences form University of Delaware and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Temple University, Philadelphia, PA in 2012. She has orthopedic and neurological clinical experience and has recently been focusing on pelvic healthcare. Jennifer has extensive experience in manual therapy orthopedic techniques to assist in treatment of the whole body. She most recently completed the Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Certification as well as coursework through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation Institute. 

Jennifer’s personal experiences of childbirth and lifelong athletic activity has shaped her focus on empowering and educating patients to restore their ability to perform their life passions in addition to daily life activities. Her enthusiastic passion for treating urology and pelvic health conditions with both internal and external techniques help her patients at all stages of life. 

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Jennifer is a lifelong learner and enjoys staying up to date on new research and techniques and actively applying them to her clients. She values educating her clients on anatomy, physiology, and the “why” of physical therapy to allow them to fully understand their rehab and recovery process. 

Outside of the office, Jennifer enjoys long distance road and trail running, being outside with her husband and kids, reading, and cooking.

Camryn Gerben is a certified exercise physiologist who performs personal training in our clinic. She is particularly qualified to work with special populations like diabetes, osteoporosis, arthritis, heart conditions, hypermobility and pregnancy.