Leah Whipple, PT, DPT

Physical Therapy, Therapy Services

Practices In: Quincy
Patients Seen: All Ages
Hel­lo, I’m Leah Whip­ple, and as a phys­i­cal ther­a­pist, my approach to care is deeply root­ed in per­son­al­ized atten­tion and effec­tive, hands-on ther­a­pies. I spe­cial­ize in man­u­al ther­a­py and pos­tur­al restora­tion tech­niques, which means I focus on treat­ments that not only alle­vi­ate your imme­di­ate dis­com­fort but also address the under­ly­ing caus­es of your con­di­tion. My phi­los­o­phy is sim­ple: I believe in treat­ing each patient as a unique indi­vid­ual. That means tak­ing the time to lis­ten to your con­cerns, under­stand­ing your goals, and work­ing togeth­er to cre­ate a tai­lored treat­ment plan that fits your spe­cif­ic needs. Whether you’re recov­er­ing from an injury, man­ag­ing chron­ic pain, or seek­ing to improve your over­all mobil­i­ty and func­tion, I am here to sup­port and guide you. My goal is to empow­er you with the tools and knowl­edge nec­es­sary to achieve last­ing health and well-being. I look for­ward to meet­ing you, learn­ing about your health jour­ney, and help­ing you achieve your well­ness goals. Let’s work togeth­er to restore your body’s nat­ur­al bal­ance and enhance your qual­i­ty of life.
Board Certifications
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Languages
English
Awards & Accolades
National Applied Sport and Exercise Science - Outstanding Major of the Year 2008
Clinical Interests

Pos­tur­al Restora­tion Tech­niques, Coun­ter­strain, Myofas­cial Release, Vis­cer­al Release

Personal Interests

Spend­ing time with my kids, Hik­ing, Gar­den­ing, Exercising

School
Southwest Baptist University Graduation Date: 2012 Degree: DPT, Doctor of Physical Therapy
Southeast Missouri State University Graduation Date: 2009 Degree: BS, Exercise Science

Procedures

Aquatic Therapy, Canalith Repositioning, Manual Therapy, Therapeutic Exercises

Conditions

Acute Low Back Pain, Back Pain, Chronic Back and Neck Pain, Chronic Pain, Post-Operative Recovery, Sport Injuries, TMJ Dysfunction