Kathleen Gamba-Leonard, PT

A knee injury suffered on the soccer field piqued my interest in becoming a physical therapist. I started as a volunteer in a local clinic at age 14 and worked as an aide throughout high school and college. In all, I have been active in the profession for more than 30 years, and I still love coming to work each day. \n I am a member of the American Physical Therapy Association. I am trained to assess and treat problems originating in the spine, extremity joints, muscles and tendons. \n With a special certification called LSVT BIG, I can offer evidence-based treatments for people with Parkinson's disease and related neurological conditions. I also hold kinesiology taping certification, which has equipped me to help athletes and others use kinesiology tape to enhance performance and prevent injuries. \n I believe in treating the whole person. I take time to get to know my patients personally so we can tailor your treatment to meet your needs. Whether your goal is to care for a loved one, put on your own shoes or return to your preferred exercise, you and I will work together as you move toward your goals. \n In my spare time, I love getting outdoors. I especially enjoy hiking, backpacking and kayaking.

Angela Page uses a holistic approach to help her patients reach their rehabilitation goals. She has more than five years of experience as a physical therapist. Page was a college gymnast and specializes in rehabilitation for gymnasts, dancers and other athletes in the performing arts world. Her clinical experience includes working with a wide range of clients with a variety of musculoskeletal conditions as well as athletes of all levels.