KrisAnë received her Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from Ball State University. She earned a Master of Science in Community Health & Physical Therapy from Old Dominion University and completed her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Medical College of Virginia at Virginia Commonwealth University.

While at Ball State University, KrisAnë gained experience with acute and chronic sport injuries and biomechanical assessment while working with the baseball, volleyball and track & field teams.

Within two years of receiving her Masters, KrisAnë completed all of the Northwest Seminar Manual Therapy courses by Chilean therapist Mariano Rocabato. She expanded her skills by taking more than 200 hours of Continuing Medical Education through Michigan State’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, primarily lead by Dr. Phillip Greenman. In all, she has over 500 hours of continued education.

She enjoys working with patients of varied orthopaedic challenges and experiences her best outcomes by combining hands-on techniques with a supervised exercise program focused on neutral posture and functional stability. Her areas of interest include mechanical neck & back pain, headaches, and pain of the lower extremity joints.

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Ashley is an Occupational Therapist specializing in pediatrics. She received both her Bachelors of Science (2011) and Masters of Occupational Therapy (2012) from Duquesne University, Pittsburgh In addition to working with a variety of diagnoses within the pediatric population, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Downs Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, DiGeorges Syndrome, Developmental Coordination Disorder, and feeding difficulties, Ashley has worked in an adult outpatient clinic focusing on hand therapy. She received training in S.O.S. Feeding Therapy, Handwriting Without Tears, and the Interactive Metronome. Ashley is passionate about client-centered care and using a holistic approach in therapy to help children reach their full potential.

Kate is a speech-language pathologist that comes to SPT with over 10 years of experience in pediatrics. She received her Bachelor of the Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders as well as English from James Madison University in 2003. Kate graduated with a Master of Science in speech-language pathology from James Madison University in 2005 and relocated to Virginia Beach to begin her career. Kate has extensive experience in outpatient settings and has been a certified early intervention provider. Kate enjoys a multidisciplinary approach and has been a part of several evaluation teams providing in-home services. She transitioned back to an outpatient setting following the birth of her daughter, and enjoys working in a team environment with support from occupational and physical therapists. Kate specializes in language acquisition, early childhood language and articulation development, and enjoys working with different families on a weekly basis. Kate has experiences in feeding disorders, treating children with autism, fluency, and severe phonological process disorders and apraxia.