Therapydia Denver

Casey is excited to be back in Colorado after spending 8 years in Atlanta, GA. During that time, Casey spent the latter 5 years working as a physical therapist for Atlanta’s professional NFL and NHL teams the Atlanta Falcons and Thrashers. This amazing opportunity helped him gain extensive experience in the rehabilitation of sports medicine injuries and complex orthopedic conditions under the guidance of the teams’ orthopedic surgeons.

Casey graduated from the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in 2002 with a Masters of Physical Therapy. Casey enjoys using his manual therapy skills to treat all types of musculoskeletal dysfunctions and is certified in trigger point Dry Needling (TDN) through Kinetacore. He stays busy with his daughters Ella and Chloe and son Dylan, while his wife also works in medicine as a Physician Assistant.  

Cami received her doctorate in physical therapy from New York Medical College in Valhalla, NY. Prior to that she spent 3 years working as a personal trainer after receiving a Kinesiology degree from Arizona State University. Cami enjoys treating all patients but has a particular interest in women’s pelvic health and runners. She has taken courses in pelvic floor assessment, visceral mobilization and running gait analysis and injury prevention. Cami grew up in the pacific northwest and enjoys all things active and outdoors.

Jessica was born and raised in Wisconsin and completed her doctorate degree in Physical Therapy at University of Wisconsin-Madison – GO BADGERS! Jessica is a Neurologic Certified Specialist (NCS). She further pursued her passion for neurologic rehab and completed a post-professional residency program at Shepherd Center, a prestigious Top 10 rated rehab facility in Atlanta. Jessica With 4-years of experience, she moved to Colorado for the love of the mountains and outdoors. Jessica brings great experience and knowledge for a variety of neurologic and concussion/vestibular rehab and is certified in dry needling. She enjoys treating all levels of function (max assist to higher level athletes) for adolescents and adults. Jessica believes physical therapy is vital for maintaining mobility, balance, and independence when first diagnosed and throughout neurologic condition. With her free time, she enjoys cooking and eating good food, hiking and trail running, and spending time with her fiancé and three dogs.

Julie received her doctorate in physical therapy from the University of Colorado Anschutz medical campus in 2013. Julie has evolved her practice as a physical therapist through manual therapy techniques (including trigger point dry needling), clinical movement analysis, pelvic floor rehabilitation, pre and postnatal care, and the use of Pilates for recovery and fitness. Julie recently had the opportunity to practice as a physical therapist and Pilates instructor over the past two years near London, England, but she is more than thrilled to be back in beautiful Colorado. Julie enjoys working with individuals of all ages and with all types of musculoskeletal conditions. Her passion is in analyzing her clients’ movement patterns in order to diagnose the root cause of pain or an issue. Julie truly believes that a solid physical therapy experience should include accurate diagnosis, hands on treatment, proper movement education, and a continuum of care into fitness and maintenance to prevent reoccurrence. On a personal level, Julie enjoys the outdoors, playing games, baking scones, and anything to do with science fiction.

Melissa received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Russell Sage College in Troy, NY in 2013. She has furthered her clinical skills with manual therapy training through the Manual Therapy Institute and in early 2020, she became a Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist. Melissa works hard to consider the entire kinetic chain while treating patients with orthopedic and sports injuries. Melissa loves the challenge of finding the cause of dysfunction; taking a “whole person” approach to improve function and decrease the risk of re-injury. She relies on joint mobilization/manipulation, trigger point dry needling, and targeted motor control and strengthening exercise to restore pain free motion.
A native New Yorker, Melissa has moved around, state to state, quite a bit and is excited to have settled in Colorado. She enjoys hiking and hanging out with her two dogs, Enzo and Owen.

Tess is from Benicia, CA and received a B.S. in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Exercise Science from Sonoma State University. She has over 7 years of experience in orthopedic, geriatric, and pelvic therapy and was a competitive water polo and swimming athlete for 17 years including Division II Collegiate level. When she is not at Therapydia, Tess and her wife Kamiya own and operate their very own vegetarian soul food pop up and catering business called SoulNia. Tess is an artist, a chef, an enthusiastic dog mom, and is so excited to work with you.