Physical Therapy

Brittany Inerfeld and is a Doctor of Physical Therapy. She was always really interested in health and fitness, starting with her job as a group fitness instructor while at Florida State University. Dr. Inerfeld got my B.S. in Exercise Science from FSU and then went on to Nova Southeastern University for my Doctorate degree. She works in an outpatient orthopedic setting in Miami, FL and sees a wide range of patients from adolescents to geriatrics.

Dr. Kaitlin Herzog attended the University of Pittsburgh, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. She went on to earn her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Wheeling Jesuit University. Kaitlin has been an athlete for most of her life and was introduced to physical therapy when she had several sports-related injuries. She decided to become a physical therapist to help others maintain an active lifestyle while staying pain free. She is a...

Jacque’s passion for the many facets of Physical Therapy only continue to grow over time. Her constantly evolving practice is well established in lower extremity issues and the treatment of jaw dysfunction, while continuing to expand into the upper extremity and health and wellness towards preventative mindset. She is an educator at heart and is energized by empowering patients to understand and problem solve barriers to their movement so they can focus their efforts on...

Dr. Ludewig is Professor and Director of the Physical Therapy education division at the University of Minnesota Medical School. In addition to teaching and administration, she conducts research and clinical practice in her areas of expertise. Dr. Ludewig works collaboratively with physicians and surgeons in her research and practice.

Meryl Alappattu, DPT, PhD received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Florida (UF) in 2008 and completed a year-long residency in Cancer Rehabilitation and Pelvic Health at University of Florida Health in 2009. She graduated from the UF Rehabilitation Science PhD Program and studied the mechanisms of persistent and musculoskeletal pain, specifically female pelvic pain. She was supported by a Teaching Assistantship and an NIH T32 predoctoral fellowship during her time in...

Emily: I am a female entrepreneur, mother of two beautiful girls, pediatric physical therapist, and social media educator using the platform KinActive_Kids. Since 2010, I have worked in various pediatric settings teaching children birth-18yo how to move and function in an efficient and effective way. Matt: Majored in exercise science and prior to Chiropractic school was a PT Intern for the Texas Rangers, Strength and conditioning coach in California, New York, and Boston, and Played...

Doctor Amber is a Student Success Coach and CEO of the fast-growing Student Success Series, where she coaches students to overcome systemic and social obstacles by using valuable study skills and techniques, while encouraging students to develop new study habits. As an African American woman who achieved her doctorate despite the lack of resources, she defeated the odds. Once she finished college, she developed a set of tips and tricks in order to excel at...

Dr. Kamaria Washington is a physical therapist focusing on the pelvis for pregnant and postpartum women. She achieved her her degree at the MGH Institute of Health Professions after finishing her Bachelor’s degree at University of Michigan. Dr. Washington is also the founder of Pelvic Noire. She can be found on Instagram at @dr.kwashington_

Dr. Lorenzo Casertano earned his BA in neuroscience and Behavior from Columbia University in 2009, his DPT from Columbia in 2012, and His EdD in Movement Science from Teachers College in 2024. He serves as an Assistant Professor in the Tufts DPT Phoenix program. Lorenzo is board certified in Neurologic Physical Therapy and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with the NSCA. Prior to joining DPT-Phoenix, Lorenzo served as the advanced clinician on the...