Hello, my name is Ryan McNallan. I am originally from Pine Island, a small town in Minnesota. I completed my undergrad at Rochester Community and Technical College and the University of Wisconsin La Crosse. I then spent the last 3 years in Arizona completing my Doctorate of Physical Therapy at A.T. Still University. My first experience with Physical Therapy was when I had a couple of shoulder injuries in high school from playing football. I fell in love with the idea of working with athletes then, but as I have seen more of the field I’ve come to enjoy my geriatric and blue collar patients as well. I have experience working with neurological conditions, balance impairments, hip, knee, back, neck, and shoulder pain. One of my favorite things coming out in the research is that ACL’s are able to heal on their own and may not always require surgery to fix. My treatment philosophy is to reduce pain as quickly as possible, increase strength and function, all while giving you the tools to treat and prevent your injury from happening again. Outside of work, I love to golf, play basketball, workout, play video games, watch anime and football, and spend time with my family and friends. I’ve recently gotten back into reading so feel free to recommend any good fantasy or sci-fi reads.

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Hello! My name is Sarah and I have been a physical therapist since 2001. I love what I do.
Mostly, I enjoy getting to know people as I help them. It is very rewarding to use the knowledge
and skills to improve someone’s lift and help them meet their goals.

I completed my undergraduate degree at UW-La Crosse. I went on for a Master’s Degree in
Physical Therapy at Carroll University in Waukesha. My first job was in a rural healthcare
setting, in Ladysmith, WI. There I was introduced to the full range of possibilities that a physical
therapist can address! It was an eye-opener to treat, within one day, everything from clients in
the attached nursing home, to newborns in the NICU, or popping into the Emergency Room to
help with a severe case of vertigo, and even go off-site to treat clients at the Ojibwa Reservation
and the County Jail. What an unforgettable education!

My advanced training includes a Vestibular Certification from Emory University, Georgia. I also
have an advanced certification in Graston technique, a process in which stainless steel
instruments are used to assist in fascia release. Also through the Graston program I became
certified to assess and fabricate custom orthotics. Dry Needling is another specialty. I trained
with Myopain Seminars to attain the Certified Myofascial Trigger Point Therapist (CMTPT).
Lastly, a unique skill in which I excel is Fascial Counterstrain. It is my hope and determination
that with these specialized skills I can better serve my clients!

In other news, I am an adjunct instructor at Viterbo University, teaching Biomechanics of
Muscles. I greatly enjoy the college students and look forward to influencing the next
generation of healthcare workers. You may even meet some of my students as they observe
treatments in my clinic!

Other interests I have include fastpitch softball. Being a former college pitcher, I often have my
hand in the sport – whether instructing young pitchers or cheering on my daughter in her
competitions. (Check out my softball tab!)

Outside of work I enjoy watching my three very active children immerse in athletics and school
activities. My husband of 22 years, Scott, also a physical therapist, is an instructor at Western
Technical College. Our family enjoys road trip vacations to national or state parks. We love the
beautiful coulee region and take advantage of the bluffs and rivers to kayak, fish, hunt, bicycle
and hike.

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