
Our Milwaukee clinic is part of Bodymechanics Physical Therapy's ongoing commitment to serving communities throughout WI. We are honored to become a part of the Milwaukee community and look forward to building lasting relationships while supporting the health and well-being of our neighbors for years to come.
Our team provides individualized physical therapy plans designed around your needs, goals, and response to treatment.

President, PT, ATC, CMTPT
Andy has practiced physical therapy since 1983 and has developed into a respected leader in the Milwaukee-area orthopedic and sports physical therapy community. In 2014, the Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association selected Andy as the Physical Therapist of the Year Award winner. He founded the independent free-standing PT practice of Body Mechanics in 1996 and has successfully assembled a talented team of highly skilled manual physical therapists to serve the area.

PT, DPT, CMTPT, Milwaukee Clinic Director
Jenna dreamt of being a physical therapist long ago after being a patient herself and suffering two knee injuries requiring extensive rehabilitation. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point where she was on the women’s basketball team. Jenna values her personal experiences as an athlete and the ability to relate to the mental aspect of injury and recovery.

PT, DPT, CMTPT
Elizabeth believes strongly in one on one personalized care in order to allow for the best, most individualized treatment possible. She is a good listener and strong supporter of patient education which allows each person to have control of their own health and rehabilitation process. She believes that the combination of strong manual therapy treatment interventions with specific exercise prescriptions can provide great results for her patients. She is a strong proponent that treatment must be tailored to fit each patient’s individual lifestyle and goals. Elizabeth enjoys working with a variety of patients including all activity levels, abilities, and ages.

PT, DPT
Gabby has always had a knack for health and wellness, and as such was keen to start her physical therapy journey immediately upon entering college. Gabby graduated from Milwaukee’s very own Marquette University with a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology and Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT). She enjoys working with patients of a variety of general orthopedic conditions, and always strives to be their biggest cheerleader. She approaches 1:1 treatment ready to actively listen and collaborate with her patients, believing that patience and teamwork are some of the biggest keys for success.

PT, DPT, CMTPT, Pewaukee Clinic Director
Physical therapy is a second career for Matt – he worked as a carpenter and served with a disaster relief organization in his early 20’s. It was here that service and helping others became a passion that propelled him into physical therapy education. Matt’s approach to physical therapy starts with the understanding that everyone is created on purpose, for purpose. His professional skills and development are an expression of his core purpose to compassionately meet the needs of those he serves and that they, in turn, become strong to serve their family and community.

PT, DPT, OCS, CMTPT
Carl’s approach to physical therapy includes a thorough assessment of the problem area and neighboring structures with a detailed interview and history of the patient. Following the Body Mechanics practice paradigm, Carl utilizes a combination of hands-on, skilled, manual therapy intervention along with individualized home exercise and self-care methods to address each patient’s symptoms and limitations. Carl is an excellent listener and communicator and a strong believer in educating his patients about the factors that contribute to their symptoms thereby training them to be active participants in their rehab.

Hands-on techniques including soft tissue massage, joint mobilization, and myofascial release help alleviate pain, improve mobility, and restore function.

Simple but impactful home exercises help you continue recovery, build strength and coordination, and maintain progress between appointments.

Personalized analysis and training help correct posture and movement patterns so you can move more comfortably and with less pain.