Amanda Whitlock

Physical Therapist, MSPT, CIDN

MSPT – Masters in Physical Therapy
CIDN – Certified Integrative Dry Needling

Amanda Whitlock is a licensed physical therapist at our Grand Rapids Northwest clinic. She attended Grand Valley State University, received a Bachelor’s in Health Science with an emphasis on athletic training in 2003, and her Master’s in Physical Therapy in 2006.

Amanda has experience working in outpatient orthopedic settings, home care, and neurological rehab including traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, and cerebral palsy. With most of her clinical expertise based in orthopedics and sports physical therapy, Amanda utilizes a functional and hands-on approach in treating her patients. She strives to provide quality, individualized care for each patient to help them meet their goals. She places a strong emphasis on education to assist patients with overcoming limitations as well as preventing or managing future impairments. Amanda specializes in treating joint pain and dysfunction including spine and TMJ, post-operative protocols and return to sports programs, manual therapy, and myofascial release. She is also certified in dry needling.

In her free time, Amanda enjoys spending time with her husband and dog, being with her family and friends, traveling, going to concerts and sporting events, reading, and hiking.

Education

Masters in Physical Therapy

Grand Valley State University 2006

Bachelors of Science in Health Science, Athletic Training

Grand Valley State University 2003

Certification

Certified Integrative Dry Needling (CIDN)

Specialties

Amputee Rehabilitation

Balance Training and Fall Prevention

Blood Flow Restriction

Concussion Management

Cupping

Dry Needling

Headache Temporomandibular Dysfunction (TMD)

Return to Sport Program

Sports Medicine

Sportsmetrics™

Torticollis & Plagiocephaly

Locations

Grand Rapids Northwest

721 Three Mile Road NW, Suite 100
Grand Rapids, MI 49544

P: 616-608-8933
F: 616-608-8934

I have had amazing results just in the last few weeks and appreciate all of them there. It’s pretty nice to go somewhere like this when you walk in the door and they greet you by name and a smile.

David C.

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