- 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
Tara Kohler, PT, MPT
Tara received a master's degree in physical therapy from Central Michigan University. Her work experience includes a variety of physical therapy settings, including hospital-based inpatient care, both acute care and rehab; aquatic therapy; traumatic brain injury and manual therapy for patients with orthopedic dysfunction. Her current passion and area of expertise is vestibular rehabilitation to eliminate vertigo/dizziness and improve balance for patients affected by vestibular dysfunction. She is an assistant teacher for a course taught nationwide: Introduction to Vestibular Rehabilitation.
Tara enjoys spending time with her husband and baby daughter born October 14, 2010. Her other favorite activities include playing tennis, waterskiing, downhill skiing, mountain biking and hiking. Tara is also passionate about helping orphans and destitute elders in Sri Lanka. She has done onsite volunteer work in Trincomalee, Sri Lanka and continues to be an active volunteer for the non-profit organization, VeAhavta, which oversees the orphanage and elder care center in Sri Lanka.
Continuing Education
Great Lakes Seminars
- The Basics of Sacroiliac Mobilization
- Treatment of the Lumbar Complex
- Introduction to Vestibular Rehabilitation
- 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
Other
- Mulligan Course
- Midwest Spasticity Conference
- Spinal Cord Injury: Evaluation and Treatment
- Advanced Serial Casting of the Lower Extremity
- Spasticity Management
- Balance Dysfunction in the Elderly
- Clinical Instructors Training Course
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:
- Clark Road
- "I became a physical therapist because it combined my desire to help people on a daily basis, my interest in the human body, and my passion for healthy living. I take a holistic approach and really get to know my patients well so I can focus on the goals that are most important in their lives."