Dr. Kevin started T-Zero Physio with the hope of preventing the unnecessary surgeries and reactionary healthcare he had been seeing elsewhere. Many of the clients who were finally seeing PT had already been through month’s worth of pain medications, injections, and often surgeries as their first effort of recovering from injuries and aches and pains. Most of those clients were left believing that getting back to 90% of where they were before was a successful outcome. T-Zero Physio and his mission were to work with people early on following their injuries and be proactive to not only get back to where they were before but provide them training tools and strategies to work towards true potential.

‍ As a former collegiate athlete, avid runner and triathlete, Kevin understands how important movement is for mental health and quality of life. His primary focus is on putting all the pieces of movement together and focusing on how each part of the body works collaboratively together if working properly. He doesn’t just focus on one area of the body in treating pain but focuses on understanding the full story and picture so that people can move efficiently throughout life.

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“I’m sorry, I don’t know what is going on. All your test results are normal.” That was a statement I heard several times through my time as an athlete in high school. As an avid runner, Dr. Shannon had to battle through frustrations and despair with injuries that either left her under-performing, or sidelined. Making sure other people did not go through a similar situation is what made her want to be a physical therapist.

‍ During grad school she was finally able to put a name to the pain that had plagued her throughout her high school running career. Beyond that, she began to learn about the pelvic floor and made connections to limitations and pains she had assumed were unique to her. When she realized she was not alone in her symptoms, a light bulb went off in her head. She knew that she wanted to help others with these symptoms and began gravitating towards a specialization in pelvic floor dysfunction.

‍ Her own personal journey with pelvic floor physical therapy as a specialty has been woven with her own personal experiences. Her goal is to continue to seek answers, and not just accept symptoms as normal, despite how common they may be. As a mom of 2, and also an ultra runner, she can understand how hard it can be to get back to doing the things you love and sees the work she does as the missing piece for many who are looking for answers.

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