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Lauren Clemson, PT, DPT

Dr. Lauren Clemson grew up in Marlton, NJ. She was an athlete, playing soccer year-round, as well as softball and lacrosse.  She played golf with her dad and brothers for fun and ended up playing competitively in college.  Her first experience with physical therapy was watching with amazement the progress her dad made after receiving physical therapy for several months for a shoulder injury.  It left quite an impression on her and opened her eyes to the profession. She volunteered at that clinic and quickly knew that this is what she wanted her future to be.

She graduated from Misericordia University with a BA in Biology, minor in Chemistry, and then went on to grad school for her DPT.  She has extra training in applied techniques of manual therapy, with a focus on treating common extremity dysfunctions through mobilization.  She has since been able to incorporate some of these techniques into her daily practice.  She also hopes to attain her direct access license and become a certified Kinesio taping practitioner.

Lauren grew up an avid Philadelphia sports fan, especially football; GO EAGLES!  She enjoys attending games and rallying behind the team.  She also enjoys attending country concerts, completing DIY projects around her apartment, cooking, baking, and staying active.  One of her current goals is to run a half marathon in the near future.

PATIENT SUCCESS STORY

“One of my favorite patient populations to treat are those who come in after total knee replacement.  This can be a very challenging and uncomfortable recovery at times, so it is always nice to see the improvement after patients put in the hard work.  This person in particular also had to have a manipulation under anesthesia after the TKA as her range of motion was not returning even with PT intervention.  At times the patient would get discouraged by her recovery process, but was recently able to take a vacation to Ireland where she did not let her injury hold her back.  She was able to do all of the sightseeing that she wanted to do.  She has also become better and more independent in managing her own symptoms.”

I am Dr. Michael, a Physical Therapist at Mishock Physical Therapy & Associates in Phoenixville.

I attended Millersville University and West Chester University, where I obtained a dual Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Athletic Training. I went on to earn my DPT from the University of Pittsburgh.

I am especially interested in sports medicine, orthopedics, concussion & fall prevention. I have played many different sports throughout my life including baseball, soccer, golf, cross country, track, swimming, tennis, and ultimate frisbee. I dealt with many personal injuries and spent time figuring out how to rehabilitate and also prevent the recurrence of my injuries. I think as a physical therapist, prevention is an incredibly important aspect of our profession.

After moving back to my hometown of Phoenixville, I was drawn to this position at Mishock Physical Therapy & Associates at first for the proximity, but I was immediately impressed by the culture. I feel fortunate to work for a company that values its employees and to work in a town that has always been home.

I enjoy spending time with my wife, Kaitlin, and our dog, Zoey. We enjoy remodeling our home, and staying active through various hobbies, including working out, biking, disc golf, and exploring the local restaurant scene.

Sally A. Caldwell, DPT
TPI-Medical Certified Provider

Sally A. Caldwell, DPT joined Mishock Physical Therapy & Associates in January of 2011 as the Director of Physical Therapy at the Phoenixville office. She has practiced physical therapy in the Commonwealth of PA since August 2003.

Sally earned her bachelor’s degree in Sports Science from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in May 1999, graduating Magna Cum Laude. She then earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Slippery Rock University in July 2003. Her clinical rotations included outpatient physical therapy at Tampa Bay Bone & Joint Center, Tampa FL, acute care and medical rehab at Charleston Area Medical Center, Charleston WV, and the Center for Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, Indiana PA.

Sally truly enjoys performing manual therapy as an adjunct to treatment to help her patients return to their highest functional level. Seeing people succeed in a PT program makes her job gratifying and fun.

In addition to her ongoing continuing education, she has completed certification through the Titleist Performance institute (TPI), to screen, assess, and develop individual training programs specific to golfers to help improve their golf swing. She enjoys golfing with her husband who is an avid golfer, and she sees first-hand the issues that arise.

She currently resides in Limerick, PA with her husband. She loves spending time with her family, and in her spare time she enjoys cooking, traveling, and exercising.