Dr. Jonathan Randle, a seasoned Doctor of Physical Therapy for 7.5 years, seamlessly integrates his expertise in physical therapy with his role as a High-Performance Coach, specializing in enhancing energy and focus through optimal sleep and time management. Alongside his passions for Disney, reading, singing, and baked goods, Jonathan is a fervent advocate for the Performing Arts. Having personally navigated burnout and mental health challenges, he emphasizes the significance of rest, setting boundaries, and self-forgiveness. Certified in sleep coaching, executive coaching, and strengths-based coaching, Jonathan empowers others to combat burnout by leveraging practical solutions. His diverse experience in different clinics has fueled a strengths-based perspective, allowing him to guide individuals in unlocking their unique abilities for peak performance. Testimonials highlight transformative outcomes, from improved sleep patterns to enhanced well-being. Jonathan's holistic approach embodies the intersection of physical therapy, sleep optimization, and personal growth.

Carolyn O’Leary, PT, DPT, was born and raised in Hopkinton, Massachusetts. Throughout her childhood she spent a lot of time dancing at a local studio, with a focus on ballet and Pointe. During high school she sustained a couple of injuries that prevented continuing as a dancer into college; however, those injuries also led to a new passion for the human body, injuries, and the rehabilitation process. She attended Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Connecticut, for her undergraduate and graduate schooling. While in the DPT program she also earned a Distinction in Interprofessional Healthcare working closely with other health science programs and creating comprehensive training about issues in healthcare.  Her Capstone research project was to create an injury risk screen for young competitive dancers. Currently she is a member of the APTA of Massachusetts, including the orthopedic and pediatric sections and the performing arts SIG. She has completed the Dance PT Program and has worked with many young dancers. She recently became a Board Certified Clinician in Orthopaedic Physical Therapy. She continues to live in Massachusetts with her husband and their cats. Her current interests are pediatrics, dancer rehabilitation, return to sport, and balance training. 

Jacob is an athletic trainer, physical therapist, and performance coach with the PRO Motion team in Winchester, VA. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with a focus in Sports Medicine at the University of Virginia before entering the dual Master of Science in  Athletic Training/Doctorate of Physical Therapy program at Shenandoah University.  While in graduate school at Shenandoah University Jacob also completed a Certification in Performing Arts Medicine.  His clinical rotations allowed him to work with collegiate and professional athletes at EXOS Gulf Breeze as well as spend the 2017 season working as an athletic training student intern with the Washington Commanders. He brings this experience to the Sports Performance programs  at PRO Motion with a desire to keep people in condition and training safely while progressively rehabilitating their injuries and then aiding in their return to unrestricted activity. Additionally, Jacob is an assistant professor in Shenandoah University’s Master of Athletic Training Program and the Performing Arts Medicine Certification program.  He also provides rehabilitation and strength and conditioning services to SU’s conservatory. He is involved with strength and conditioning research for the performing arts and has spoken internationally on the subject. In his free time, Jacob’s exercise and sports participation include training for and competing in powerlifting and strongman. His other hobbies include binge-watching Netflix with his cats Meatball and Parmesan, being overly competitive at board games, baking, and podcasting.

Dr. Shanelle James, a native Washingtonian, is CEO of LimbsNThings, LLC, Mobile & Telehealth Physical Therapy Practice and licensed physical therapist.  Her quest to become a physical therapist began in elementary school when she observed her father go from injured to well following physical therapy treatments.  Ever since then, she went on a quest to become a Doctor of Physical Therapy.  Upon graduation from Benjamin Banneker Academic High School, she went on to attend one of the few HBCUs offering the Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2005, Alabama State University.  She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Recreational Therapy in 2009 from Alabama State University (ASU).  She completed her internship in Recreational Therapy at the Warm Springs Rehabilitation Center in Warm Springs, GA working in clinical and community recreation settings. She treated people diagnosed with acute traumatic brain injury, stroke, amputations, blindness and various adaptive sports programs, aquatics and more to improve quality of life. Dr. James earned her Certified Therapeutic Recreational Specialist (CTRS) certification while matriculating through her first year of ASU's DPT Program.  Dr. James aspired to see how PT was performed all over the country prior to graduating in 2012; therefore, she trained in many settings, inclusive of outpatient rehab in Georgia, inpatient rehab in Ohio, acute ICU/NICU in Oklahoma, assisted living and skilled nursing in DC.  A former travel recreational and physical therapist, Dr. James is currently licensed in PT in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia and has worked in skilled nursing, outpatient facilities, early intervention, home health, house calls and inpatient rehabilitation.  In each setting, Dr. James has developed ways to engage in fun rehabilitation tasks to achieve the functional goals of each patient.  Dr. James is the Secretary of the American Academy of Physical Therapy, a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and active with its DC Chapter.  Monthly on Saturdays at 6 pm, Dr. James talks with businesses and professionals on Pull Up with LimbsNThings live on YouTube and Facebook to discuss topics pertinent to aging and physical function.  When she’s not working, she is making memories with her husband, their 2 children and her parents.

Elizabeth Cheney, APRN, CNP, brings a unique blend of medical expertise and extensive dance background, seamlessly merging her passion for healthcare and performing arts. Currently serving as FNP‐BC at Springfield Clinic for Orthopedic Sports Medicine Surgeon Dr. Brett Wolters, she has been a dedicated medical professional for over a decade.

Elizabeth's journey extends beyond the medical realm; she is the Artistic Director of the SYPG studio company and an instructor at the Grant Conservatory for Music and Dance. With years of experience as a dance instructor at various studios, including Turn Out Movement Arts Studio and Springfield Dance, Elizabeth is deeply embedded in the dance community.

Her educational path includes a modern dance major at the University of Illinois, an Associates Degree in Nursing from Lincoln Land Community College, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Millikin University, and a Master of Science in Nursing from Maryville University. Elizabeth is a licensed APN with full practice authority, an ANCC board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, and an active participant in the Illinois Society of Advanced Practice Nurses.

Beyond her medical and dance roles, Elizabeth volunteers to educate healthcare professionals, serves as the Chair of the NPs/PAs for the Orthopedic Department at Springfield Clinic, and passionately contributes to local community theater projects. Her extensive experience and commitment make her a valuable asset, uniquely positioned to bridge the worlds of healthcare and dance.

Jenna Kantor, PT, DPT is a physical therapist and a performer. She is the owner of Jenna Kantor Physical Therapy PLLC, which specializes in rehabilitating performing artists. Taking her knowledge of dance PT, she teaches student and professional PTs how to treat dancers and get dancers in the door to treat through her Dance PT Program, a CEU and certification course. She is also the co-founder of the nonprofit organization, Fairytale Physical Therapy (FTPT), which brings musical theatre shows to children in hospitals while teaching choreography that is secretly composed of therapeutic exercises. She hosts for the podcasts: Karen Litzy’s “Healthy, Wealthy, and Smart,” "Dance PT Podcast," and “Performers Happiness In The Arts.” Jenna has published two books, "Advocating in Physical Therapy" and "The Grind." Dr. Kantor has spoken on dancer treatment, PT for musical theatre performers, advocacy, social media, how to give an effective presentation, leadership, research, and participated in three Oxford debates at SSPT Live, Graham Sessions, CSM, PPS Conference, IADMS, Dance PT Summit, AAPT Conference, and schools throughout the U.S. Learn more at www.jennakantorpt.com.