3 Best Physical Therapists in Denton, TX

“Doug Soell graduated with a Master’s in Physical Therapy from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Doug brings extensive expertise in manual therapy techniques and the McKenzie Method. Notably, he holds the distinction of being one of only two Board Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialists (OCS) in Denton, Texas. Doug is a Certified Golf Fitness Instructor accredited by the prestigious Titleist Performance Institute and a certified Dry Needling Specialist. He is the founder of Velocity Physical Therapy. The therapists at Velocity Physical Therapy are highly educated and possess additional training and certifications in manual therapy, manipulation techniques, and the increasingly popular dry needling services.”

“Chad Womble graduated with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from East Carolina University. He is the clinic director at Therapy Partners of North Texas in Denton. He focuses on pitching mechanics; stemming from his background in pitching, Chad specializes in treating overhead-throwing athletes and refining throwing mechanics. During his clinical experiences, he spent 8 weeks at the Texas Rangers rehab clinic (TMI Sports Medicine) working with varying levels of skilled athletes from a wide range of sports. Chad enjoys implementing dry needling and manual therapy into his practice. He works with all orthopedic conditions but particularly enjoys working with cervical and lumbar conditions, as well as athletes.”

“Kathy Heimerdinger received her Doctor of Science in Physical Therapy/Therapist from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. She is a licensed physical therapist. Kathy is practicing at D&D Sports Med, where she leads a team of proficient physical therapists who excel in addressing various types of pain, injuries, and discomforts. D&D Sports Med & Physical Therapy's dedicated team of highly skilled therapists is committed to providing exceptional services to athletes and individuals of all ages, helping them recover from injuries, enhance performance, and maintain optimal physical well-being.”