I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy degree from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa in 1996. I met the love of my life during that time and after graduation began the process to follow her back to the USA and ultimately arrived in Colorado Springs in 1999 where we have lived and I have practiced since.

Clinically I have always been driven to learn as much as possible to help those who entrust their recovery and wellbeing to my hands. This has led to training in a variety of areas including craniosacral therapy, lymphatic drainage therapy, neural work including the brain and spinal cord; visceral mobilization, vestibular rehabilitation, fascial mobilization, joint mobilization, and core release and reintegration. These have all assisted me in my continued journey towards the most holistic treatment model possible. I love to learn and continue to adapt and integrate new ideas and consolidate on existing ones. I enjoy working with all ages of people with all manner of clinical presentations.

Outside of my practice, I love teaching and I am honored to be an instructor for the Chikly Institute. I enjoy music and love spending time with my family. I grew up playing soccer in South Africa and love to watch the game at every opportunity.

Barb was born and raised in Kansas. She and her husband moved to Colorado Springs in 1996 where they live with their dog, Calle.

While her background is in insurance and the legal field, Barb changed her career path in 2010 when she was hired by a physical therapy group to perform transcription services and shortly thereafter took over the billing services also. She has been working in this capacity for the past seven years.

Hobbies include gardening and flowers, antiques, music, walking, watching NFL football – particularly the Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers as well as having a passion for horses.

Mary Claire was raised in Monument, Colorado. She knew that she wanted to be a physical therapist in high school. She attended CU Boulder and obtained a bachelor degree in kinesiology. She then attended Regis University in Denver graduating with her Masters of Physical Therapy in 1997. She has a love for treating patients and using hands-on techniques to decrease their pain while working on improving their function. Mary embraces a variety of techniques including muscle energy, manual therapy, trigger point dry needling, and values a holistic approach to treat her patients. She started her career in acute care at a hospital, transitioned to treating in rehab facilities and has been an outpatient physical therapist since 2001. She feels she has seen and treated patients starting at post operative day 0 or in the ICU, and has assisted in their journey to outpatient care.

Mary Claire grew up riding and showing horses. She lives out East with her husband and their son where they have Hereford cattle. They enjoy traveling. Mary also enjoys spending time with her parents at their ranch helping with their horses, cattle, chickens and peacocks. She also loves hanging out with her dog.