North Attleboro
Matt’s background in college athletics allows him to use a strong exercise based program to help patients attain their functional goals. He also utilizes a specialized manual approach to help restore lost function in both the spine and limbs. Matt has special interests in treating Sports Injuries, Total Body pre-post Operative Deficits, TMJ and Spinal Disorders. He has been trained in the McKenzie Treatment for spinal disorders and has received advanced training in pediatric issues, both neurological and orthopedic. Matt uses a hands on approach to assess deficits during a thorough evaluation, then implements individualized plans of care for your personalized treatment plan.
Matt sees patients in our Attleboro office on M, W, F and in our North Attleboro office Tu and Th. Matt is a Managing Partner with Baystate Physical Therapy and supervises the clinicians in the Attleboro, North Attleboro & Taunton offices.
Matt is married and has three children that are all very active in local sports and recreational activities. His family is involved in a number of community events and activities in and around the North Attleboro area.
Julia has a specialty in Sports and Family Medicine. Her association with the YMCA exposes her to promoting family oriented health and recovering a number of sports related injuries. Julia has held swim clinics for tri athletes and has rehabbed a variety of injuries through aquatic therapy. She has also represented BaystatePT at community events educating older adults how to improve there balance, increase household safety, and stay active longer.
Julia sees patients in ourNorth Attleboroclinic Monday through Saturday.
Julia is married and is very active in sports and outdoor recreational activities.
Elisa was born in Lisbon, Portugal where she spent most of her childhood and teenager years. She was an avid track and field athlete since she was seven years old and had the opportunity to travel through the cities of Portugal and Europe (Austria, Ireland, France, Switzerland, Spain, Morocco) in track meets, until she was 21 years old. Elisa was part of the Portugal’s National team for 4x400 in 2000. And she still holds CCRI’s records for 110mH and 400mH since 2006.
While at the University of Rhode Island, Elisa was part of an organized exercise group for Parkinson’s, where the focus was to help patients gain and maintain their mobility, balance, strength, and endurance. Her clinical research focused on understanding keys factors affecting patient adherence and attendance to Physical Therapy.
Throughout her clinical experiences Elisa had the opportunity to explore different settings from Cardiopulmonary at Miriam Hospital, to In-patient rehab at the NEBH, and finally Outpatient at Elite PT. These clinical experiences were key to determine her potential for growth and development.
Her clinical interests are the shoulder, knee dysfunctions, sports injuries rehabilitation & training, and general ergonomics; emphasizing manual therapy, strengthening and functional training with all patients.
Elisa sees patients daily from Monday through Friday in our North Attleboro office.
Elisa loves all sports, specially soccer, track & field, football and volleyball. Professional organization involvement includes APTA membership since 2007.
