Throughout her physical therapy education, Jesse became passionate about just how imperative pain-free movement is to a lifetime of physical and mental wellbeing. She takes great joy in helping her patients so that they can cultivate their own health through movement in every decade of life. Jesse enjoys working with active adults of all ages who want to achieve pain-free movement. As a published researcher in the field, she specializes in treating patients with chronic low back pain.

She continues to develop her movement expertise by engaging in regular teaching opportunities for doctoral level physical therapy students and professionals. She presents at the local and national level regarding treatment of TMJ pain and effects of motor skill training on chronic low back pain. She also obtained the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) certification, enabling her to effectively address the unique physical therapy needs of the golfing community.

Jesse lives in St. Louis, Missouri with her husband and three daughters. She enjoys gardening and travel. She is an avid hiker and tries to make it out to her favorite regional hike, the Whispering Pines trail at Hawn State Park, whenever she can.

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Ann Crowe developed her passion for physical activity through nearly two decades of competitive swimming including collegiate swimming and competing in the Olympic Trials. While working as an systems engineer in the aerospace industry, Ann entered and finished an Ironman triathlon which led her to an understanding that past experience as a swimmer did not translate to injury prevention in running and cycling. After receiving biomechanics based running analysis and skilled care from a physical therapist, Ann discovered her passion for human movement and went on to pursue an entirely new career as a physical therapist, with a focus in rehabilitation of injured runners and endurance athletes. Ann has treated runners as part of the running clinic at Washington University for years and is a silver certified BikePT.

Ann lives in St Louis, Missouri with her husband, daughters and dog. She enjoys running and cycling for fitness, and is an active competitor with a synchronized swimming team.

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Hilary is passionate about helping people of all ages and backgrounds keep moving in the way that is most important to them. Whether that means racing Boston or Kona, keeping up with grandkids, representing your college on the field, or hiking, she takes pride in helping her patients build strength, gain confidence, and meet their goals.

Hilary has been active from a young age - first with ballet and modern dance, then competitive swimming, and later running both track and cross country. She continued her athletic endeavors throughout her collegiate career both on the course and the track. Long distance running, along with cycling and hiking, has continued to be a part of her life. She is active with volunteer work with local run clubs, speaking with collegiate athletes, and treating runners of all ages. In her work in Minnesota, she led a multisite running program, serving thousands of runners each year through rehabilitation and running evaluations. She also led a return to sport program for athletes following injury or surgeries like ACL reconstruction. Additionally, Hilary collaborated with researches on multiple studies regarding post-operative rehabilitation and return to sport following ACL-R.

Hilary completed her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, where she served as class president and later on the alumni board. She is passionate about both patient and professional advocacy and continues to be an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association at both the state and federal level. She served as a three time elected delegate for the state of Minnesota in the APTA House of Delegates, helped lead the Minnesota State Day on the Hill events, and testified in the MN State Senate. Hilary is also active in helping the next generation of physical therapists by serving as a clinical instructor, a guest lecturer, and lab assistant in both DPT and PTA programs.

Despite significant experience in leading highly specialized programs for certain patient populations, Hilary enjoys treating a wide variety of patients. With nearly ten years of sports and orthopedic experience, she enjoys listening to her patients’ specific goals and tailoring her plan of care to meet each individual’s needs. Now based in the St. Louis area, Hilary enjoys spending time exploring the local trails and parks with her husband and two children. She is also passionate about traveling, cooking, gardening, and finding the next good book.

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