“My philosophy is to treat other people the way you would like to be treated!”

Dr. Brett Reuter was born and raised in Potosi, WI which is a small town about 75 miles from Madison. He then moved to Iowa where he received his education. After graduating, Dr. Brett moved to the Chicago suburbs for the majority of his professional career. Dr. Brett’s final move was to Florida in April of 2015.

Education: Clarke University in Dubuque, Iowa

• Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree
• Bachelor’s degree in Psychology
• Minor in Biology

Certifications and extracurricular activities:

• NSCA: Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)
• Sole Supports Custom Orthotics Casting Certified
• Certified Creation Health Coach
• ICD-10 Certified
• Certified in Orthopedic Dry Needling
• Featured in the Chicago Tribune, NBC, and multiple television appearances
• Recognized motivational public speaker: Plainfield triad, Romeoville ribbon cutting with mayor and state senator, Potosi High School commencement speaker, USF lecturer
• Attended additional lectures: Autism, a Biomedical Ethics course on
• Down syndrome, and conferences on personal development of personalities
• Published an article to APTA’s Hooked on Evidence re: tibial stress syndrome in athletes
• Active paid researcher participant in a wheeled mobility study out of New York
• Engages in local missions as well as mission trips abroad to Guatemala and Dominican Republic to aide in anything from building schools to water filtration systems
• Active volunteer for the Special Olympics

Specialty

• Spine, joint pain, sports medicine, and post­-surgical rehab
• Treated patients ranging from 4 months old – 102 years old with a wide variety of neurological and orthopedic injuries. Niche areas include, but not limited to: sports injuries, neuropathy, falls/balance, arthritis, neck/back pain, and post-operative rehab