Amy has worked as a physical therapist at the Bryn Mawr clinic for the last 15 years. She graduated from the University of The Sciences in Philadelphia (formerly Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science) with a bachelors degree in Health Sciences and a masters of Physical Therapy in 1996. After graduation, Amy worked as a staff physical therapist at Bryn Mawr Hospital in both the inpatient and outpatient departments.

Throughout her career Amy has treated a wide variety of patient types and injuries. She uses a combination of active exercises and various manual treatment techniques to help her patients return to the highest level of function. She has special interest in sports medicine diagnoses and post-surgical rehabilitation.

A lifelong athlete, Amy continues to be active and enjoys golf, mountain climbing, running, and teaching indoor spinning classes. She also does some personal training in her free time and helps her patients to make the transition back to their regular exercise routine and gym workouts once their rehab is complete. She is also an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association with additional membership in the Sports Medicine section of the association.

Steph graduated from Hunter College with her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy. She has had multiple clinical experiences in various settings including outpatient orthopedics, acute care/ hospital, and acute rehabilitation. Steph has also done research at the Hospital for Special Surgery looking at Spinal Stenosis outcomes after non-invasive intervention. She has special interest in sports injuries, concussion treatment and management, and spinal cord injuries, but enjoys working with a variety of patient populations.

Nicole graduated from College Misericordia with both her bachelors degree in Health Science and Masters Degree in Physical Therapy in 2002. She completed her clinical Doctorates Degree in Physical Therapy from Temple University in 2007.

Nicole has worked in outpatient settings since 2002 treating patients mainly with orthopedic diagnoses. She has worked continuously at the Bryn Mawr location since 2003. She sees people of all ages in a wide variety of fitness and functional levels from general deconditioning to athletes. She utilizes her manual skills, knowledge of exercise and movement of the human body to help patients return to a full functional lifestyle.