South Fort Collins, ColoradoColorado In Motion Physical Therapy

Dr. Gebhardt completed his Master of Physical Therapy at the U.S. Army-Baylor University Graduate Program in 1998. During Dr. Gebhardt’s 7 years of physical therapy practice in the Army he specialized in treating a broad range of musculoskeletal injuries. He has worked extensively with injury prevention initiatives and has been a leader in the development of training programs designed to maximize fitness while preventing injury. Dr. Gebhardt relocated to Colorado in 2004 to complete his Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree and Fellowship in Manual Therapy at Regis University. His areas of clinical expertise and interest include spine and running and sports rehabilitation where he incorporates his passion for fitness with physical therapy.

Dr. Gebhardt is an avid back country skier and ultramarathoner. He is a Certified Pose Method Running Technique Specialist and Certified VDOT O2 running coach. He is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (AAOMPT). He has also published research in the Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy and is currently active in clinical research.

Dona J. Leonard, MS, OTR/L is an Occupational Therapist and Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist who has practiced in Northern Colorado since 2005. As Director of the Industrial Health division at CIM, she customizes Early Intervention treatment and Ergonomics training programs for Colorado employers, helping our workforce avoid musculoskeletal injuries and stay strong while thriving at work. Dona is a certified ART® provider, and performs functional Job Analysis and Ergonomic evaluation for governmental and private industries. Dona is a certified ART® provider and X-RTS® Functional Capacity evaluator, and has served for seven years as a member of the BBB & Pinnacol Assurance Safety Committee. To maintain balance, Dona escapes with her family to the mountains as often as possible, and enjoys CrossFit, salsa dancing and swimming. For more information, or to speak with Dona directly, please call Industrial Health Direct line at 970-674-9675.

Belinda graduated from Boston University with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT). She has since practiced in inpatient neurological rehabilitation with a focus on helping patients recover after a stroke, aneurysm, brain tumor, or brain injury. Belinda is a board-certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist (NCS) and is certified in Trigger Point Dry Needling. Belinda has a passion for helping people with neurologic injuries return to their lives with hope and empowerment.

Belinda is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). She has also published a case report in the journal, Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology.

Belinda enjoys biking, dancing, and being outdoors with her two kids, husband, and dog.

Dr. Albers received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Regis University in Denver. She is originally from Southern Illinois and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Illinois in 2004. Dr. Albers is focused on the rehabilitation of pediatric patients with neurological, developmental, musculoskeletal and genetic disorders. She is a board certified Pediatric Clinical Specialist (PCS), is certified in Trigger Point Dry Needling, is a Certified Kinesiotaping Practitioner (CKTP) and has completed extensive training in the treatment of children with vision impairments. Dr. Albers understands the importance of including the whole family in the patient’s care and focuses to provide the family with the educational tools necessary to build a strong foundation for the patient’s rehabilitation. Dr. Albers is focused on providing specialized care to her patients utilizing a function-based approach combined with current best evidence. She is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), the Pediatrics Section of the APTA and the Colorado Pediatric Special Interest Group (PSIG). Dr. Albers enjoys running, dancing, and being outdoors with her husband, daughters and dog.

Dr. Mike Johnson earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia. Prior to his graduate training, he spent four years in Fort Collins attending Colorado State University earning a Bachelor’s degree in Health and Exercise Science with a concentration in Sport Medicine. Throughout his career, Dr. Johnson has had experience working in both the outpatient clinic environment as well as home health. This has allowed him to gain the skills necessary to treat people from all different backgrounds and age groups. He is an avid learner and is always trying to develop new strategies to help his patients achieve their goals. Mike earned his Board Certification as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist in 2019 and he is currently a Fellow in Training in Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy. He is also a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA).

Dr. Johnson is a Colorado native and is extremely happy working with the wonderful Fort Collins community. When he is not treating patients, he enjoys attempting to golf, going on runs with his dog, and backpacking and camping throughout Colorado.

Dr. Wynne received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Colorado in 2017 and her bachelor’s degree in biology from the University of Portland, Oregon. Throughout her education, she interned in multiple pediatric settings such as home health, school, and outpatient clinics working with children of all ages. Dr. Wynne is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and the pediatrics section of the APTA. She is passionate about patient-centered care and strives to help patients and their families achieve goals that are meaningful to them. She loves the variety of working with children of all ages from infants to teenagers.
Dr. Wynne grew up in California but it did not take long for her to fall in love with the Colorado mountains. She enjoys hiking, open water swimming, baking, and exploring new restaurants.

Heather began her career in physical therapy in 2009 after a nine-year stint as a computer engineer working for Hewlett Packard and Intel here in Fort Collins. She loves to work with a variety of patient with a variety of conditions but has a particular love for older patients, those with autoimmune disorders, and those with neurological injuries or conditions such as stroke, spinal cord injury, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), and Parkinson’s disease. She is a board-certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist (NCS) and is certified in Trigger Point Dry Needling and Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation.

She has a strong desire to further her practice in any way she can. She completed a residency program in Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation in 2014, a certification program in neurological physical therapy in 2021, and has taken extensive continuing education courses in manual therapy and various other topics. She recently competed coursework in visceral mobilization (loosening up areas of the GI tract and other abdominal organs as a way to influence either GI, reproductive, or musculoskeletal disorders) that has really improved her ability to help her patients move and feel better.

When she isn’t working or studying she loves to hike, camp, golf, play volleyball, and travel – especially internationally.

Dr. John Mark Skinner completed his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from South College in Knoxville, TN in June of 2019. John Mark is a Mississippi native and graduated from Mississippi State University with a degree in Marketing in 2010. Prior to finding his passion for PT, John Mark worked for a Christian non-profit in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as a small business exports manager for the State of Mississippi, and as a salesman for a tech startup in Jackson, MS. His enthusiasm for connecting with and helping people, as well as his strong interest in fitness and movement eventually directed him toward a new career in physical therapy.

John Mark’s craving for adventure, love for the mountains, and passion for learning and being challenged led him to Colorado in Motion. In his free time, John Mark enjoys reading, snowboarding, working out, and exploring nature through hiking and hunting. He is also an avid college sports fan and loyal Mississippi State Bulldog.

Dr. Kati Maselli received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from University of Pittsburgh in 2019. She is originally from Ohio and graduated from the University of Dayton with a Bachelor of Science degree in Education and Health Sciences. Kati’s special interest in childhood development while at the University of Pittsburgh ultimately lead her to train in outpatient pediatrics at The Children’s Institute of Pittsburgh. Upon graduating from Pitt, she continued her treatment in pediatrics within both schools and outpatient clinical settings in Columbus, Ohio.

Kati utilizes a functional and evidence-based approach that prioritizes patient and family values. In collaboration with families, she enjoys creating an individualized rehabilitation plan specific to their goals and needs. She has interest and experience in treating patients with a wide range of diagnoses including neuromuscular, developmental, orthopedic, and genetic disorders. She has passion for helping all patients explore and enjoy movement in a playful way as they build on the strengths that make them unique.

Outside of the clinic, Kati enjoys anything involving the outdoors, skiing, hiking, travel and spending time with family and friends.

Jackie has been in several administrative positions at Colorado In Motion, she is now our Compliance Officer. She works closely with all of our therapists to make sure they are in compliance with all of the insurance regulations and credentialing.

Jackie is a Colorado native and loves spending time in our beautiful mountains. She enjoys hiking, camping, fishing, 4-wheeling and shooting with her husband and son. When she isn’t in the mountains, Jackie enjoys spending time with her “other kids” as a Larimer County 4-H Shooting Sports Leader.

Hi! I’m Tina! I recently moved to Fort Collins from Bradenton, Florida where I was born and raised. Growing up within minutes from the beach was amazing! I enjoyed being out on the boat, fishing, relaxing on the beach, or anything that has to do with the ocean.

As I got older, I realized that there is more to life than being stationary. I’m looking forward to this new journey in life and being able to actually experience seasons and new hobbies. Since moving to Colorado, there are so many activities I want to do and many parks I would love to explore. Growing up in the sunshine state where the heat is brutal, the weather here makes it easy to actually enjoy the outdoors. I enjoy being active with working out, biking, running in 5Ks, hiking, or any extracurricular activities. A few things I’m excited to try is ice fishing, skiing, snow tubing, or just building a snowman!

Hey there, I’m Karina! I work as an office administrator doing scheduling or corrections for Colorado In Motion (CIM). When I’m not doing my regular tasks, I cover for the administration team when someone is out. Think of me as the pinch hitter for the CIM team.

I was born and raised in deep South Texas. I recently moved out to Colorado to be closer to my niece and her family. I am loving what Colorado has to offer, although I do miss the Texas Hill Country from time to time. But nothing compares to the mountains and foothills. Being here, I’ve enjoyed meeting and making new friends with whom I go out on adventures with. You’ll usually find me either playing board games, outdoor activities, antique shopping, or chilling at the breweries on Friday nights.

Hello! My name is Miranda and I work at the Harmony office. My favorite part about working for Colorado In Motion is helping patients on their path to personal growth and watching them meet their goals. I have seen so many people get back to their normal activities and it just brings me so much joy! I am very proud to be part of such a great company.

My boyfriend, Vince, and I moved here from Pueblo, CO a few years ago and we love Fort Collins. We try to get outside as much as we can, but we especially enjoy walks around Old Town, finding new places to eat, driving up to Horsetooth Reservoir and also trying all the local coffee shops. We have a black lab named Molly and include her in our adventures especially hiking and swimming. I also enjoy baking vegan treats, reading, photography, and painting.

Christina graduated from the University of Texas – Pan American with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, and a Master of Science degree in Occupational Therapy. She was born in Illinois, raised in Texas, but found her true home in Colorado. Christina lives in Fort Collins with her husband, her daughter, her teacup Yorkie named Augie, and a 20+ year-old turtle named Turtle.

Christina enjoys working with children of all ages and with a wide variety of strengths and abilities. She has training and experience working with children with Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, ADHD, feeding concerns, developmental delays, and coordination disorders. Christina has worked with Early Intervention, home health, and clinic-based clients. She is trained in the Pyramid Plus practices which focus on social-emotional development and a positive language approach, which is evident in her every interaction with others. She has a special interest in working with children who have sensory processing concerns, as she has several of her own. She is a sensory seeker, a fidgeter, and used to avoid all kinds of food textures and tastes.

Helping children learn how to improve their sensory processing skills, coordination, impulse control, focus and attention, problem solving, hand strength and dexterity, or any of the other skills that help make daily life easier is the best part of her job!

Christina also has a deep love of science and incorporates this passion into her work with children. She can often be found outside collecting rocks, leaves, bugs, lizards, and anything else that catches her eye. When not outside on nature scavenger hunts, she enjoys reading, geocaching, sewing, painting, and crafting.

Holden received his Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2019 from the University of Pittsburgh. Prior to completing graduate school, he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Integrative Physiology from the University of Colorado (though his parents are proud CSU Rams and remind him of their allegiances frequently). Whilte at the University of Pittsburgh, Holden spent considerable time traininging within the UPMC Sports Medicine Concussion Program where he studied the integrative management of concussion through vestibular and exertion-based treatment models. After completing his time in Pittsburgh, Holden moved to Columbus, Ohio where he continued his management of vestibular and concussion populations alongside patients with orthopedic injuries. Though he enjoyed his time in Pennsylvania and Ohio, his home ini Colorado ultimately proved too difficult to stay away from. Holden returns to Colorado with excitement and passion for serving the community that has poured so much effort into shaping him.

In his spare time, you will find Holden caring for his canine companions, attempting to play the piano, fixing his golf swing (unsuccessfully), supporting Colorado sports franchises, and pursuing his ultimate dream of becoming a world-class pickleball player.

Susan Flynn, PT, DPT, MEd has specialized in the field of pediatric physical therapy working in a variety of settings during her career. She has experience in working with children from birth to 21, with a variety of neurological, developmental, medically fragile and genetic disabilities in home, school and community settings. She has extensive continuing education training in neurodevelopmental, sensory integration and functional approaches to the treatment of children and has significant experience with managing equipment needs of children.

Susan is certified in the area of sensory integration and is a level 2 certified hippotherapist. She pursued a Master’s degree in the area of Early Childhood Special Education in order to enhance her understanding of all aspects of the child with disabilities focusing on the transdisciplinary approach and recently completed her doctorate in physical therapy. Susan believes that her role within the family is to guide and support families providing ideas and techniques which can be used to facilitate their child’s progress.

Dr. LaTendresse completed her Doctor of Physical Therapy at Des Moines University Osteopathic School of Medicine in 2006. She has worked as a traveling physical therapist in the Pacific Northwest for 2.5 years after graduation. She moved out to Colorado in 2009, and practiced as a physical therapy director of a small sports medicine clinic in Cheyenne, WY for 3 years. Dr. LaTendresse moved to Fort Collins joined and Colorado Physical Therapy Specialists in the fall of 2012, and is excited to provide her expertise to a broad range of musculoskeletal and sports related injuries. She has been certified in ISTM, Functional Capacity Evaluations, and manual therapy. She is also trained and certified in performing cycling analyses, bicycle fits, and cycling biomechanics.

Dr. LaTendresse is an avid triathlete, cyclist, and runner. She is on a local cycling team, on which she competes and participates in local cycling races and events offered. She completed her very first full ironman race in Cozumel 2013. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists (AAOMPT), and recently completed her Fellowship through NAIOMT (North American Institute of Manual Therapy) Organization to achieve her specialty in orthopedic manual therapy December 2014. She has been active in clinical research for cervicogenic headaches with a special emphasis on patient self management strategies. When Amy has free time her interests include learning more about fly fishing, rock climbing, kayaking, snowboarding, and hanging out with her dog, Griffin.