- Michelle Bachelor
- Amberly Byington
- Anne V. Clancy
- Anna Clark
- Lindsey Cook
- Heather DAgosta
- Morgan Diver
- Randy Dunny
- Heidi Herman
- Jim Herman
- Ben Hoffman
- Kim Huck
- Lisa Jackowiak
- Jerry Jarrell
- Meghan Kelly
- Kristin Kepsel
- Tara Kohler
- Greg Kopp
- Heather LaHaie
- Chad Melchert
- Robyn Meyers
- Molly Moeller
- Whitney Nielsen
- Dan Pasiak
- Rebecca Peshkin
- Sarah Reese
- Kortney Roof
- Jacque Schiavo
- Colleen Schwartz
- Michele Skladzien
- David Walsh
- Stacy Wozniak
- Jessica Wyen
Morgan Diver, PT, DPT, CIMT
After receiving a bachelor of science degree from Central Michigan University in Health Fitness in Preventative and Rehabilitative Programs, Morgan received her doctorate in physical therapy from Central Michigan University in May 2009. Her future plans include taking continuing education courses and receiving certification in manual therapy. When she is not working, she enjoys staying active by exercising, spending time with friends and family and traveling.
Continuing Education
Great Lakes Seminars
- The Basics of Sacroiliac Mobilization
- Treatment of the Lumbar Complex
- Mobilization of the Cervical and Thoracic Spine and Ribs
- Comprehensive Treatment of the Shoulder
- Comprehensive Treatment of the Knee
- Comprehensive Treatment of the Foot and Ankle
- Treatment of Common Extremity Dysfunctions through Mobilizations
- A Clinic Approach to Myofascial Release
- Advanced Dynamic Anatomy: Bridging the Gap between Anatomy & Treatment
- Synthesis – Manual Therapy Certification – CIMT
Other
- Introduction to Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (inservice)
Glossary of Credentials
PT – Physical Therapist
CIMT – Certified Integrated Manual Therapist
DPT – Doctorate of Physical Therapy
MPT – Masters in Physical Therapy
MSPT – Masters of Science in Physical Therapy
OMPT – Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapist
ATC – Certified Athletic Trainer
CSCS – Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
OCS – Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist
PTA – Physical Therapy Assistant
- Location:
- Saline
- "I became a therapist because I like the direct, hands-on approach in treating patient problems and seeing the patient progress through therapy to the end result."