Meet our rehab specialists

Dhalston is a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy who received his Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology as well as his Master of Science degree in Kinesiology from Texas A&M University with a focus in Exercise Physiology. During his years at A&M, he spent time as a strength and conditioning intern coach with the sports performance staff on campus. He was afforded the opportunity to work with teams including Men’s and Women’s basketball, Softball, Volleyball, Women’s soccer, Track and Field, and NFL combine prep for football athletes looking to enter the NFL draft. He then earned his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Angelo State University. He is also Sports Residency trained, having completed the Andrews Sport Physical Therapy Residency program during the year immediately following graduation from Physical Therapy school. He is also a certified strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS). His areas of special interest include football, basketball, soccer, sports performance, lower extremity injuries and return to sport after ACL injury.

Taylor is a Double-Board certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedics and Sports physical therapy, as well as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. He currently practices in the Plano location.   

A native of McKinney, he holds the positions of full-time staff Doctor of Physical Therapy, Director for the Children’s Health Andrews Institute Sports Physical Therapy Residency and is an adjunct professor at UT Southwestern. 

As a prior Division I Football Player at Baylor University and residency graduate of Stanford Health Care, he has a personal and professional interest in rehabilitating athletes back from complex and post-surgical injuries. 

Taylor specializes in rehabilitation of knee, shoulder, hip, ankle, elbow, and spine injuries. During his time at Stanford, he worked closely with the football, track, and volleyball physicians and athletes, as well as with the Oakland A's and San Francisco 49ers' team physicians. 

He is an active member of the American Academy of Sports Physical Therapy, holding positions as a mentor in the Performance Enhancement and Youth Athlete Special Interest Groups. He has presented at national and local conferences, authored a book chapter on rehabilitation following knee surgery, and is a member of ARROW, a group focused on improving outcomes following ACL surgery.

In his free time, Taylor enjoys spending time with his wife and 3 children, weightlifting, grilling, and coaching his daughter's soccer team. 
 

Rachel is a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy with a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Psychology from Centenary College of Louisiana. While at Centenary, she played four years of volleyball and worked as an intern with the sports medicine department. She then earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from UT Southwestern Medical Center.

As a Board-Certified Sports Clinical Specialist, Rachel brings advanced knowledge and expertise to her practice, particularly in helping injured athletes return to their sports. She has furthered her skills with certifications in trigger point dry needling, The Ready State Movement and Mobility Specialist, and The Barbell Rehab Method, ensuring a comprehensive and effective approach to treatment.

Rachel has experience working with athletes of all ages, from youth to professional. While she has a particular interest in volleyball-specific rehabilitation, other areas of special interest include football, basketball, soccer, baseball, gymnastics, and ACL injury/recovery. 

Adrienne is a licensed and BOC certified Athletic Trainer, Adrienne received her Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training from The University of Texas at Austin. She obtained her Master of Science degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Sports Management from the University of Central Missouri where she kicked off her 10-year collegiate Athletic Training career. She has worked in a variety of collegiate athletics programs such as The University of Texas at Austin, University of Central Missouri, Florida A&M, Rice University and University of Houston.

Adrienne’s special interests include mental health advocacy, therapeutic rehabilitation and manual therapy interventions. Additionally, she enjoys working with youth sports, high school and collegiate athletics.  

Adrienne currently resides in The Colony, TX, and spends her free time playing tennis, cooking and spending time with her pup Tilly.

Originally a classical ballet dancer from South Florida, Laura moved to Texas to attended Southern Methodist University to study Dance. After experiencing numerous overuse injuries, she directed her studies towards a career in physical therapy. After receiving her Bachelor of Science in Applied Physiology, Laura went on to gain her Doctor of Physical Therapy from University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas.

Laura has worked with athletes of all levels and ages from the beginner to professional league. Laura is passionate about taking sports performance principles and training methods and applying them to the world of dance. Her goal is to not only help athletes get back to their sport, but to prevent future injuries. Her educational background and experience as a dancer give her a unique and specialized approach to treating the artistic athlete.

Keaghan is a licensed and board-certified athletic trainer with a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training from the University of Kansas. She furthered her expertise by completing a CAATE-accredited athletic training residency program at Houston Methodist Sugar Land Hospital, where she gained advanced knowledge and manual techniques in orthopedic rehabilitation. Keaghan holds certifications in both dry needling and extremity manipulations.

Her areas of special interest include sports-related upper extremity injuries, particularly for overhead athletes, return-to-play following ACL injuries, and concussion rehabilitation. Keaghan enjoys working with athletes across a variety of sports, including softball/baseball, basketball, and football, and is passionate about helping athletes safely return to their sport at their highest level of performance.

Born and raised in North Carolina, Brittany Self embarked on a journey to Dallas, Texas to follow her deep-rooted passion for pediatric and sports occupational therapy, with a specialization in hand therapy. 

Following graduation from Milligan College in Johnson City, TN. Brittany began her professional journey in the realm of general pediatric occupational therapy. Her drive and commitment to her patients spurred her to further specialize, and by 2020, she proudly attained her Board Certification in Hand Therapy. Brittany’s extensive experience encompasses treating a diverse range of patients, from children to adults.

She possesses a refined expertise in orthosis fabrication and is adept at creating personalized interventions that cater to individual needs, facilitating a smooth transition for patients as they reintegrate into their preferred sports, work settings, and recreational activities.

Savannah Smith is a licensed physical therapist who received her Bachelor of Physiology and Kinesiology and Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Florida.

Following her time in Florida, she pursued her Fellowship of Orthopedic and Sports Manual Therapy through the Institute for Athletic Regeneration in Houston, TX. Throughout her time in school, she interned for the Pittsburgh Pirates and University of Florida Gator athletic sports. She has had the pleasure of working with athletes in all sports, including MLB, NFL, NCAA, and our local high school athletes. She is the lead physical therapist for our NFL combine program, which preps NCAA football players for the NFL Draft.

Her professional interests include management of shoulder injuries in overhead athletes, post operative ACL rehabilitation, and return to sport rehabilitation for all sports.