“Physical therapy was very appealing to me, because it is natural way to help the human body heal itself, and it gives people the tools they need to increase their quality and quantity of life. We know that exercise helps prevent most forms of chronic disease, and that directed physical therapy can help get the body out of the harmful patterns that it develops after an injury.”

Todd has completed additional postgraduate-level orthopedic courses in the foot and ankle, knee, hip, pelvis, low back, thoracic spine and ribs, shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand, thoracic outlet, cervical, and cervicogenic headaches.

When he’s not treating patients, Todd enjoys spending time with his wife, Ann, and their daughter Christina. He is an avid fisherman, and spends most weekends kayaking, canoeing, hiking, and camping.