Tom Dalonzo-Baker, MPT received his Masters in Physical Therapy from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Tom also has his Masters in Education from Wake Forest University and a Bachelors in Business and Economics from Hawaii Loa College. Tom has also attended over 400 hours of manual therapy continuing education.

Tom has been educated in both traditional and non-traditional physicial therapy approaches.  He is able to transition a person from left brain thinking (reasoning-mind) gradually into more right brain thinking (creative-body) so that the person can become more aware of what his or her body needs (self empowered).  He has progressed from being an exercise based therapist, to a manual therapist, and then to a self-directed patient approach therapist.  This has allowed his patients to experience more wins in a shorter period of time and with an education they can use for the rest of their lives.  They become their own mini-therapists.  .. . . . . . . . Read More

Jennifer Morlock, MPT is currently practicing physical therapy in Athens, Georgia in an outpatient clinic that specializes in chronic neck and back pain. She has background in treating a wide array of orthopedic conditions as well as vestibular dysfunction. Her therapy treatments currently consist of various manual and therapeutic exercises techniques modified to follow TMR principles . She has also enjoyed personal relief from multiple injuries and pains thru use of TMR. Her joy and strength come from her wonderful husband, son and daughter as well as the blessing to help others find their ways to improved living.

Scott Strickland, MPT  performs Physical Therapy in DeLand, FL in a private practice setting.  He comes from a varied background in Industrial Medicine, Outpatient Sports Medicine, Geriatric Rehabilitation, and Home Healthcare. Scott has background in treating a wide variety of Orthopedic & Neurological Conditions. His therapy regiment consists of manual techniques, therapeutic exercise, and current Physical Therapy modality treatments founded in the principles of Total Motion Release and other indirect therapeutic techniques . Scott enjoys pushing the envelope of TMR and exploring new and innovative ways to incorporate it's principles into other currently accepted physical therapy protocols and treatments.  He enjoys time with his family and is an avid tennis player & sports fan.

Susan Blum, PT, has been practicing physical therapy since 1975.  Currently she provides PT services and consultation in the York, Pennsylvania area.   She has adapted TMR for the pediatric population and has witnessed a dramatic improvement in the functional outcomes of her patients.She sees patients with a wide variety of pediatric issues including cerebral palsy, orthopedic issues, gait asymmetries, torticollis, developmental delays and other neuro-motor disorders.  All have benefited from TMR and exceeded former expectations.  It continues to be a tremendous joy for Susan to witness a child access mobility which was previously considered unavailable. Susan employs traditional pediatric strategies. By utilizing the step by step TMR approach, she is able to create more effective care plans. The results have yielded accelerated progress and empowered families who are better able to manage the care of their loved ones. Thanks to the relief of chronic pain issues obtained with TMR, Susan and her husband Jeff are again able to fully enjoy the outdoor activities that they love including hiking and camping with their dogs.The TMR program has radically changed Susan's life and practice in many ways.  Her goal and passion is to share the “gift” of TMR with colleagues, patients, their families and caregivers so that they too may experience the joys and benefits of this most, wonderful program.