Christine Brough, PT, specializes in lower extremity injuries, return to sport, especially soccer, and is certified in blood flow restriction. Her approach to patient care is to understand patients personally, what's been difficult and learn what they love to do. By the end, her goal is for patients to function and feel better than they did when they came in. Christine’s career as a physical therapist allows her to empower people daily to function to the best of their ability with the goal of helping them to feel their best. She feels the job poses the unique opportunity to not only help people but to create bonds through the days/weeks/months of getting to work together. 

Having grown up around physical therapy since she was three years old when her parents opened their private practice, it became a second home where (little did she know) she was learning by watching her dad care for his patients. Christine tore her ACL playing soccer in college and going through rehab further solidified her want to join this career. A few years later, her dad had a spinal cord injury where she got to experience PT from a different and more serious perspective, and she has loved this career ever since. 

Outside of the clinic, Christine loves spending time with family, friends and her small group. She also loves to be active and outdoors. If Christine is not with her friends or outside, you can most likely find her reading a good book.