Christina Juliano became interested in the Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine world early on in high school after a few injuries in basketball and field hockey that landed her in the athletic training room. Along with a high school semester of intro to Athletic training, Christina knew movement and exercise was her passion. She went on to receive her Bachelor's Degree in Athletic training at Rowan University (2004) and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Stockton College now University in 2008. 

 

Christina has over 14 years of experience in the orthopedic world. She has been lucky to practice in multiple settings, with some amazing and skilled clinicians. Along with the usual clinic setting, Christina practiced in the Athletic training room and on field at Stockton University and Rowan University. She was also fortunate to assist as clinical instructor at the University of Delaware STAR Campus.(#1 Ranked PT program in the nation).

 

Christina’s passion for continued learning has led her to advanced certifications in Manual Therapy,  Dry Needling, Graston Technique, Running Gait Analysis, and Selective Functional Movement Assessment 1. 

 

Exploration of Movement and Creativity have always been a keystone in Christina’s practice both inside and outside of the clinic. Her motto is, Movement is life and in order to enjoy life we have to keep moving. When injury or pain stops us from moving and doing what we love, we lose a part of ourselves. As a forever athlete and dedicated mover, Christina has experienced this feeling of loss with injury. Her mission is to get her clients back on track and give them the tools needed to return to the activity they love. She uses her past experiences, clinical skills and creativity to make it happen. 

 

When not treating Christina enjoys being outdoors participating in yoga, sports (running, cycling, pickleball) working in her garden, being out on the water or spending time with her family