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Matthew Carrico, PT
matt@hamptonpt.com
Treating
patients at our Hampton, NH location
Matt
graduated from Northeastern University
in 1993.
He has focused his career on spinal
dysfunction, outpatient orthopedics
and sports medicine with a focus on
biomechanical assessment of the golf
swing and golf related injuries.
In 1999 he moved to the UK to broaden
his clinical skills studying advanced
manual therapy and manipulation
techniques. From 2000 to 2002 he
worked on the PGA European Tour and
became the first American to work in
English professional cricket as head
Physiotherapist for Yorkshire Cricket
Club for the 2001 and 2002 seasons. He
returned to the US in 2003 where he
added to his experience on the LPGA
Tour.
He brought this experience to the
Seacoast area to treat a variety of
spinal, orthopedic chronic pain
postoperative rehab and sports injury
conditions.
Matt is a partner along with Kate
Dulac Serodio in this practice and primarily
treats his patients at the Hampton, NH
location.
Jessica
Villerot, DPT
Hampton,
NH clinic
Jessica@hamptonpt.com
Jessica recently moved to New Hampshire from Michigan where she graduated from Wayne State University, earning her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2008.
During the last several years, she has gained valuable work experience at the Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, located in Detroit, Michigan. During her time there, she provided physical therapy services for a wide spectrum of diagnoses to patients of all ages and levels of function.
Jessica has tailored her career to focus on outpatient orthopedic rehabilitation with a strong interest in athletic therapy. She has concentrated her skills on rehabilitation of post-operative patients ranging from total joint replacements to ACL and rotator cuff repairs. She also has a comprehensive knowledge of spinal dysfunction and appropriate treatment.
Jessica feels it is important to properly educate all patients on injury prevention and health and wellness to prevent the loss of mobility and allow for a healthier and more active lifestyle. She hopes to establish this through individualized treatment programs specific to each patient.
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Kate
Dulac Serodio, DPT.
kate@hamptonpt.com
Treating
patients at our Seabrook, NH location
Kate
graduated from Simmons College with
her Doctorate degree in Physical
Therapy and concentration on Health Studies.
After completing her residency, Kate continued to focus on outpatient orthopedics before partnering up with Matthew Carrico at Hampton Physical Therapy in 2005.
In 2008 Kate recognized a need for physical therapy in Seabrook, NH. Kate decided to expand their practice to Seabrook where she continues to aid the rehabilitation needs of patients in the greater seacoast area.
Kate is one of the first local PT’s to become certified in the Graston Technique™ which incorporates a patented instrument that enables clinicians to effectively detect and treat scar tissue and restrictions that affect normal function. Kate has found this technique to be very successful in treating chronic and acute conditions such as plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonosis, and tennis elbows.
Kate is also certified in Trigger Point Dry Needling
(TDN) and is one of the only therapists in the area currently performing this treatment. Trigger Point Dry Needling is a treatment technique, which uses small filament type needles (acupuncture needles) to release tight muscles with the goal of permanently reducing muscle pain and dysfunction. This technique has been extremely beneficial for pt’s experiencing chronic tension headaches and has had many patients have complete elimination of their symptoms.
Kate has also had significant success treating patients with chronic plantar fasciitis/Achilles tendonosis by combining her Graston
Technique in conjunction with neural mobilization. In 2008, Kate and Matt presented at the Association of Extremity Nerve Surgeons (AENS) 7th Annual Scientific conference in Ft. Worth, Texas on mobilization of the nervous system. Mobilization of the Nervous System has been a key component with treating not only these 2 conditions but also sciatica, carpal tunnel syndrome, cervical radiculopathy, and tarsal tunnel syndrome or any nerve entrapment or neuropathy.
Lastly, Kate also performs spinal thrust manipulations (adjustments), biomechanical assessment of the foot with foot casting/orthotic fabrication, footwear prescriptions, and post-operative rehabilitation programs.
Lisa Wheldon, DPT
Seabrook,
NH clinic
lwheldon@hamptonpt.com
Lisa graduated from Franklin Pierce University with her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy in 2011. Before joining Hampton Physical Therapy, Lisa discovered her desire to work in outpatient orthopedics. She was lucky enough to have multiple experiences in this setting, where she gained knowledge on treating patients with a wide variety of conditions. After completing her clinical affiliations Lisa knew she wanted to continue treating patients in the outpatient orthopedics setting and joined Hampton Physical Therapy. Now working with Kate she has had to ability to learn an array of manual techniques to aid in her treatments.
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