Johns Creek - Suwanee

Jennifer has been a member of Physio since 2019. She has worked in outpatient and home health settings. She specializes in treatment of TMJ, vestibular disorders, orthopedic and sport-related injuries. Additionally, she has a certifications in dry needling, functional capacity evaluation, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization and foot/ankle analysis. Jennifer takes on a patient-centered, evidence-based approach to treatment with a strong emphasis on therapeutic exercise, functional movement training, and building a strong relationship with each patient. Jennifer completed her undergraduate education in 2007 at Emory University and doctorate of physical therapy from Southwest Baptist University in 2010. Jennifer enjoys cheering on her children in sports, DIY projects for the home and staying active in her community.

Shelby graduated from Auburn University in 2015 with one bachelor's degree in nutrition and another in fitness, conditioning and performance. She earned her doctorate in physical therapy from Augusta University in 2020. Since then, Shelby has worked in outpatient orthopedics, joining the Physio team in 2021.

She is certified in dry needling and enjoys helping patients return to the activities they love. Shelby and her husband stay busy chasing after their two toddlers and their dog, Archie.

Amanda has been a valued member of Physio since 2024, focusing her passion on hand and upper-extremity rehabilitation. Having earned her doctorate in occupational therapy from Nova Southeastern University in 2021, Amanda brings a high level of clinical expertise gained across a variety of settings, including pediatrics, outpatient rehabilitation, acute care and her work as an adjunct faculty member.

Her advanced clinical background is supported by certifications in LSVT BIG, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization, Kinesio taping and fall prevention.

Amanda works closely with each individual to develop personalized treatment plans that address both the physical recovery and the emotional aspects of healing. She remains deeply committed to empowering her patients to regain their independence, enhance their functional abilities and return to the activities they love.