Greensboro
Disciplines:
Physical Therapy
Massage Therapy
Nutrition
Counseling
Meet The Team
Hallie Keatley, DPT
Hallie is originally from Charlotte, NC with a bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, PA. In 2021, she graduated from High Point University with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy with Dry Needling credentials and has recently returned to North Carolina after practicing for a few years in southern California.
Hallie is experienced with complex neurological and spine dysfunctions with some additional training with EDS and hypermobility disorders.
Susan Mann, PT, DPT
Susan earned her transitional Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Florida Gulf Coast University (2015), a Master’s in Physical Therapy from the University of Iowa with a focus on Ergonomics and Spine Biomechanics, and a BS in Physical Therapy from the University of Kansas. With over 35 years of experience, she specializes in outpatient orthopedic rehab, spine care, and women’s health issues including arthritis, fibromyalgia, osteoporosis, scoliosis, pelvic floor dysfunction, and pregnancy-related pain.
Susan has treated patients with conditions such as urinary/fecal incontinence, pelvic pain, pelvic floor and bowel reconstruction post-surgery, and low back pain during pregnancy. She has extensive training in pelvic health, chronic pelvic pain, bowel function, men’s pelvic floor dysfunction, pre/postnatal exercise, and Pilates-based rehab.
She integrates traditional physical therapy with complementary techniques such as Pilates, Tai Chi for arthritis, aquatic therapy, and biofeedback. A certified Pilates instructor since 2001 with over 800 hours of training, she has completed additional training in Polestar Pilates with Brent Anderson, DPT, blending Pilates with physical therapy.
Susan is also a certified Health and Wellness Coach through Wellcoaches™ and holds a certification in Functional Integrative Lifestyle Medicine. Her doctoral capstone, “The Integration of Health Coaching and Physical Therapy,”reflects her passion for combining motivational coaching techniques with clinical care to help patients achieve lasting wellness. She offers both individual and group health coaching focused on personal vision, goal setting, and positive psychology.
Mark Watson, PT, DPT, MBA, OCS
- Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist in Physical Therapy; Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist; and Certified Advanced Dry Needling Specialist
- Doctor of Physical Therapy with concentration in Executive Private Practice Management; Master of Physical Therapy; Masters in Business Administration; and, Bachelors in Health Sciences
- Watson Companies, Founder and Integrative Therapies, Owner
Andrea Willoughby | Mental Health Counselor
Andrea Willoughby is a compassionate and hopeful counselor based in Greensboro, NC, dedicated to helping individuals navigate their journey toward healthier and more fulfilling lives.
Andrea recently transitioned from full-time work with Guilford County Schools in 2024, where she served as a School Social Worker and Lead Teacher for Mental Health, impacting over 30 schools throughout her distinguished career. Her calling to this field began nearly four decades ago, culminating in her earning an MSW from the Joint Master’s Program at NC A&T and UNCG, with a concentration in School Social Work.
Andrea specializes in several key areas, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Depression and Anxiety, Grief Counseling, Anger Management, counseling for Addictive Disorders, and ADHD. She is driven by the excitement of each new day and the opportunity to do her best for both herself and others. She plans to further her skills by learning the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) to eventually teach it to clients.
Beyond her professional work, Andrea is a dedicated community volunteer, serving the American Heart Association and participating in Guideposts of Strength events as an almost 12-year breast cancer survivor. She remains connected to her roots through activities with her alma mater, James B. Dudley High School, Class of 1976. She has also been asked by the Social Work board to consider Pro Bono work with “A Home Within,” an agency serving former foster care clients.
Known as “Grand Andie” to her two grandchildren (along with her four young adult children), she nurtures her own well-being through family time, Yoga at the YMCA, nature walks, and faith-based activities. Andrea is naturally an empath, friendly, and approachable, bringing a kind heart and joyful spirit to every client interaction.
MASSAGE THERAPISTS
Mary Ann
Mary Ann uses medium to medium-heavy pressure to help release tension in tight muscles especially in the neck, shoulders, low back, and hips. She enjoys working with patients who have chronic pain, and is often looking to find the hidden muscles that contribute to a person’s stiffness and pain.
Neuromuscular Therapy (NMT) is the foundation of her technique. She has been a licensed massage and bodywork therapist since 2003.
Ale
Ale, known for her light pressure techniques, enjoys working on the arms and legs and often uses kinesiotape to help support joints, take tension off of muscles, and reinforce better posture.
Over the years, she has found that her craniosacral techniques (CST) are very useful for people dealing with jaw pain and headaches. She is also skilled in lymphatic massage. She has been a licensed massage and bodywork therapist since 2015.
ASHLEY
Ashley applies medium pressure, with the ability to apply firmer pressure when necessary. Her specialties include neuromuscular therapy, a form of deep tissue work, as well as stretching techniques for people who need to build up to deep tissue work. Ashley is strongest when working on upper body muscles groups – upper back, shoulders, neck, and head muscles. She has been a licensed massage and bodywork therapist since 2020.
