Fort Washington Fort Washington's Top Physical Therapy Team

Matt Seabrook PT, MS

Matt Seabrook is a Regional Director and Partner of Dresher Physical Therapy, Powered by Strive Physical Therapy. He founded Dresher PT in 2001 and has built it into a highly respected community-based rehabilitation center. Hiring top-notch therapists and cultivating a culture of professionalism and customer service has allowed Dresher PT to distinguish itself from its competitors.

Matt graduated Ithaca College with a Master’s Degree in physical therapy in 1993 and then began his career at Abington Memorial Hospital as a staff PT. Having next spent several years in corporation-based outpatient rehabilitation as both a clinician and multi-clinic manager, Matt decided to tackle his dream of starting his own company.

Matt’s areas of interest include soft tissue mobilization utilizing the Graston Technique, Pre- and Post-operative ACL rehabilitation, spine rehab utilizing the McKenzie Method, and rotator cuff rehabilitation. He has written numerous articles published in various publications over the years. Matt frequently speaks to community and business groups on a wide variety of healthcare topics.

Outside work, Matt enjoys reading, exercising, and spending time with his wife and three children.

Brooke Love Green PT, DPT

Brooke Love Green graduated from The University of Vermont with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2012, and has been working within the pelvic health specialty for the past 6 years. Brooke utilizes her orthopedic expertise of low back pain, SIJ dysfunction and hip pain with her approach to treating pelvic floor dysfunction.

Brooke has taken all levels of the APTA CAPP-Pelvic courses and has completed extensive coursework through Herman & Wallace.  She is passionate about helping those with pelvic floor disorders including, but not limited to urinary and fecal incontinence, overactive bladder, abdominal pain/adhesions, endometriosis, dyspareunia (painful sex), prolapse and post-surgical pain. She also specializes in treating persistent pelvic pain in males, chronic prostatitis and post-prostatectomy complications. She enjoys working with the pregnant and post-partum population and looks forward to fostering PT as a standard of care after childbirth. Brooke uses a hands-on treatment approach that is highly individualized and focused on empowering her patients to be an active participant in their healing process.

Outside of work, Brooke enjoys traveling, hiking, yoga and spending time with her husband and two children.

Mike Orzechowski PT, DPT

Mike Orzechowski graduated from Neumann University with a Doctorate in physical therapy in May 2011. He had been an aide at Dresher Physical Therapy for 5 years before joining our talented team of physical therapists. Mike is a graduate of West Chester University and previously worked as a health and physical education teacher before returning to school for his Doctorate in physical therapy.

Mike was also a high school and Division I collegiate cross country and track runner. He has coached cross country and track at the high school level and has competed in 4 marathons in the past 4 years. He is passionate about running and has attended continuing education courses on treating running injuries.

Mike enjoys working in the outpatient setting and treating a diverse patient population. He has used his passion for running and experience in treating running injuries to develop a running program at Dresher Physical Therapy.

Bridget Gordon

Pam White PT, DPT

Pamela joined Dresher Physical Therapy in April 2014. Prior to this, she had worked in an outpatient clinic primarily working with patients with spinal issues. She graduated with a doctorate in Physical Therapy from Arcadia University in February 2009.

Prior to attending physical therapy school, Pam earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania in May 2006. While at Arcadia, Pamela was inducted into the Alpha Epsilon Lambda Honor Society.

Pamela is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association. Outside of work, she enjoys doing home improvement projects, baking, and spending time with her husband and two dachshunds, Wrigley and Tuck.

Sue Garrity MPT, CLT

Sue Garrity graduated from Hahnemann University in 1997 with a Master of Physical Therapy degree. Her interest in PT started in high school, when several dance injuries landed her in PT and piqued her curiosity in the connection between how the body moves and is rehabilitated.

Sue started her career at Abington Memorial Hospital, during which time she completed training to become a certified lymphatic therapist. She subsequently developed an interest in working with women who are experiencing pain and movement difficulties after surgery for breast cancer.

Sue enjoys using soft tissue techniques as part of her hands-on approach, as she sees a distinct connection between manual work and her patients’ wellbeing. She loves to treat people of all ages to improve their balance, strength and flexibility and enhance their daily activities and sports performance.

Outside of work, Sue enjoys gardening, tennis, snowboarding and other outdoor pursuits with her husband and two sons.

Donna Jones PT, Cert. MDT

Donna Jones graduated from Temple University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy in 1988. Prior to returning to school to pursue her degree in physical therapy, Donna worked for eight years as an office manager in a psychiatry center at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children. Since graduating from Temple, Donna has worked at Frankford Hospital and several outpatient orthopedic practices throughout her career.

She joined Dresher Physical Therapy in 2009, and is happy to be part of the experienced clinical team at Dresher Physical Therapy. Donna earned the high distinction of becoming certified in Mechanical Diagnosis and Treatment of the Spine from the McKenzie Institute in 2012.

Outside of work, Donna enjoys spending time with her family and friends, going to the theatre, reading, exercising and traveling.

Kelli Niemann

Deborah Alexander DPT, MED, AT-R

Tom Howell Dresher PT @ Home Therapist

Nina Sellers PTA

Nina Sellers, licensed Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA), joined DPT’s Fort Washington office in 2019.

Nina graduated from the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology in Media, Pennsylvania with her Associates in Applied Sciences as a Physical Therapist Assistant. Over the past few years, she has taken a special interest with continuing education classes in the McKenzie Institute and furthering her knowledge in treating the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine. She enjoys working with all orthopedic injuries, and takes a patient-based approach to teach everyone how to take control of their pain and feel empowered to use their body to the best of their ability.

In her spare time, Nina loves to take her dog Juno on long walks and go on hikes in New England.

Nate Randazzo PTA

Nate Randazzo is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA). He graduated from Central Penn College’s Lancaster Campus in 2020 and also has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Shippensburg University (2017). Nate has a wide variety of clinical experience ranging from skilled nursing to outpatient orthopedics. He has worked with a dynamic assortment of conditions including, but not limited to, end-of-life geriatrics, joint replacements, gait and assistive devices training, POTS, balance, orthopedics, and neurological disorders. Nate prefers a hands-on approach with soft tissue mobilization based on patient feedback and other evidence-based interventions.

While not in the clinic, Nate enjoys snowboarding, video games, reading, and spending time with his fiancée and dog.

Sydni Stovall

Charlie Manton

Andy Rittenhouse

Kyle Kooker PT, DPT

Kyle graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences in 2021 from Moravian University, where they balanced academic excellence with being a dedicated member of the university football team. Inspired by their experiences as an athlete and a passion for helping others, Kyle pursued a career in physical therapy, continuing his education and earning their Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2023 from Moravian University.

Kyle has a particular interest in treating post-operative orthopedic conditions as well as neurological and vestibular conditions, including concussions, Parkinson’s disease, and vertigo. Their athletic background and firsthand understanding of injury recovery have shaped their patient-centered approach to care. They are committed to helping individuals regain function, balance, and confidence in their daily lives.

Through evidence-based techniques and personalized treatment plans, Kyle strives to empower his patients to achieve their goals, whether it’s returning to sports, improving mobility, or enhancing overall quality of life. His dedication to professional growth and compassionate care makes him a trusted partner in their patients’ rehabilitation journeys.

Kyle plans to become certified in LSVT BIG treatment for Parkinson’s Disease as well as Vestibular Therapy. In his spare time, Kyle enjoys spending time with his family and staying active.