Staff
A consistent source of comfort and empowerment
in our Hendersonville community for more than 27 years.
in our Hendersonville community for more than 27 years.
Adam Silverberg
Owner / Practice Manager
Adam Silverberg is the owner and manager of our practice. His Licensed Massage and Bodywork practice and teaching career spans 25 years and includes Anatomy and Physiology, Kinesiology, Neuromuscular Therapy, Connective Tissue and Structural Integration, Myofascial work, and Swedish Massage. He is a certified instructor of Visionary Craniosacral Work through the Milne Institute. His practice includes prenatal, pediatric, and geriatric clients. Adam views bodywork as the meeting place for clinical science, art, and magic. He also believes therapy should be fun and include laughter whenever possible. Adam is a husband, a dad, a wildlife rehabilitator, and a loyal Deadhead.
TJ Constantino
PT
TJ Constantino is a Physical Therapist with a unique depth about her work and her presence. TJ combines myofascial and craniosacral therapies with her vast knowledge of anatomy, medicine, and biomechanics. She provides a safe space for patients to clear their minds and be present in their bodies. TJ is certified as an craniosacral instructor with Upledger Institute. Many patients enjoyed the sweet presence of her canine therapy partner Kona, who passed recently after 12 years of helping people feel better. TJ is a wife, an animal mom, a native mountain girl, and has a very contagious laugh.
Rita Kotsias
PT
Rita Kotsias is a Physical Therapist with a warm heart, a welcoming smile, and a judgement-free treatment room. She helps patients with gait and balance training, relieves chronic pain patterns, and teaches patients how to work on new physical tasks at home. Rita’s calm demeanor and keen observation skills are gateways to her ability to truly understand the challenges each patient faces. Rita is a mom, a wife, an intellectual, and she reminds us that we get by with a little help from our friends.
Linda Gutowski
PT/DPT, CLT
Linda is a Physical Therapist with a deeply caring soul and a laughing heart. She practices postural restoration (Postural Restoration Institute), pelvic floor therapy (Herman and Wallace), and is a Certified Lymphedema Therapist (Norton School). Linda utilizes her foundation as a massage therapist to inform her manual therapies and craniosacral work. She is a perpetual student always seeking new threads to weave into the fabric of her work with people. Linda has an inspiring way of teaching as she works. She is a cat lover, a zen gardener, an artist, and a natural comedian.
Beth Strickler
PTA
Beth Strickler is a Physical Therapist Assistant with a true passion for myofascial and craniosacral work. Her experiences keep reinforcing how people benefit most from highly skilled manual therapy. Beth has a knack for combining fun and sacred space; she allows for the deeper quiet that emerges in treatments while maintaining a personal rapport with each patient. Her laughter is a common sound ringing in our halls. Beth is a mom, a musician, an artist, and a master of disguise.
Kim Healy
PTA
Kim Healy is a Physical Therapist Assistant with an open heart and a clear connection with the whole world. Her career with pediatric therapies provides a foundation for her advanced trainings in myofascial work and other manual therapy modalities. Kim is gifted at postural reading and helping bodies make adjustments to relieve painful patterns. She has great understanding of the body and how to work with it. But more importantly, she makes people feel better just by being with them. She focuses her treatments to help empower patients in their self reliance. Kim is a mom, a wife, a music lover, and might be part mermaid.
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I am a physical therapist assistant and National Board Certified Health and Wellness
Coach. The style of therapy I offer focuses on myofascial release and is patient-
centered. I understand that we all lead our own lives, in our own pace and style. I don’t
believe there is a standard formula that a person fits into for physical therapy; rather I
believe that each ‘body’ has its own wisdom in which often needs the right time and
place for connection for healing, growth and transformation to occur. I believe in
embodying an environment for a mindfully engaged, but honest, compassionate
partnership between therapist and patient. I have experienced that engaging and
allowing for room for a person to explore their mind body connection is essential for
whole body integration within this therapy style. Within coaching, I specialize in chronic pain management and lifestyle behavior change.
On a physical level, I work with embodied touch, use trigger point release as well as
techniques such as guided and passive stretching, identifying holding patterns,
massage, lymphatic and circulatory aid and flow and breathing dynamic instruction. I
assist a patient in learning how to build strength in ways that fit their lifestyle at their
pace and fine tune subtle movement patterns that have been causing pain or ailments
within their lives. I feel connected to this work because I believe in growth, in change, in transformation experiences, and I enjoy watching people feel better.
In my formative years prior to college, I had the opportunity to participate in a two-
year intensive athletic health care/fitness program directed by Athletic Trainers whom
worked for professional sports teams. I was an athlete, realized I had a strong interest in
learning about the body in its entirety and was intrigued by injuries and healing. I have
had many powerful volunteer opportunities, such as a being a participant in a cadaver
lab at the Cleveland Clinic as a teenager, that have led me to understand the spatial
connection between the anatomic body and how we as humans, move, through life’s
stages.
I have a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art from Kent State University, Ohio as well as
completed studies in the Movement Sciences and Athletic Training. I completed my
physical therapy license at South College in Asheville.
I grew up in New England and love all things seasonal. I am a mother of a four-year old
and a toddler. I am married to a professional musician. Our family has fun meeting new
families, seeing live music, being outdoors rain or shine and have a deep appreciation
for the arts.
Coach. The style of therapy I offer focuses on myofascial release and is patient-
centered. I understand that we all lead our own lives, in our own pace and style. I don’t
believe there is a standard formula that a person fits into for physical therapy; rather I
believe that each ‘body’ has its own wisdom in which often needs the right time and
place for connection for healing, growth and transformation to occur. I believe in
embodying an environment for a mindfully engaged, but honest, compassionate
partnership between therapist and patient. I have experienced that engaging and
allowing for room for a person to explore their mind body connection is essential for
whole body integration within this therapy style. Within coaching, I specialize in chronic pain management and lifestyle behavior change.
On a physical level, I work with embodied touch, use trigger point release as well as
techniques such as guided and passive stretching, identifying holding patterns,
massage, lymphatic and circulatory aid and flow and breathing dynamic instruction. I
assist a patient in learning how to build strength in ways that fit their lifestyle at their
pace and fine tune subtle movement patterns that have been causing pain or ailments
within their lives. I feel connected to this work because I believe in growth, in change, in transformation experiences, and I enjoy watching people feel better.
In my formative years prior to college, I had the opportunity to participate in a two-
year intensive athletic health care/fitness program directed by Athletic Trainers whom
worked for professional sports teams. I was an athlete, realized I had a strong interest in
learning about the body in its entirety and was intrigued by injuries and healing. I have
had many powerful volunteer opportunities, such as a being a participant in a cadaver
lab at the Cleveland Clinic as a teenager, that have led me to understand the spatial
connection between the anatomic body and how we as humans, move, through life’s
stages.
I have a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art from Kent State University, Ohio as well as
completed studies in the Movement Sciences and Athletic Training. I completed my
physical therapy license at South College in Asheville.
I grew up in New England and love all things seasonal. I am a mother of a four-year old
and a toddler. I am married to a professional musician. Our family has fun meeting new
families, seeing live music, being outdoors rain or shine and have a deep appreciation
for the arts.
Susan Rampy
DPT, PhD
Susan Rampy is a ball of sunshine bouncing through the world, making people feel better everywhere she goes. She is a combination of Albert Einstein and Glinda the Good Witch from the Wizard of Oz. Susan earned her PhD in Neuroscience (a combination of brain surgery and rocket science) and has evolved her style of manual physical therapy over her 35 year career. Fortunately for us, she stepped away from her own physical therapy company in Texas to enjoy a more easygoing pace in Hendersonville. She connects with her patients and extends true caring and encouragement to everyone. She can be found otherwise exploring the nature and wildlife around her home with her loving family.
Julie Eberhardt
PTA, LMBT
Julie Eberhardt is a centered, grounded, and powerful Physical Therapist Assistant and Licensed Massage & Bodywork Therapist. She weaves her style of bodywork from 30 years of exploration and study of body systems, physiology, and emotions. Julie possesses a profound ability to sense the source of a problem and see clearly how to address it. She helps each person understand their body, reflect on their own journey, and look forward in life. Julie reminds us that even when we feel the weight of the world is upon us, helping each other makes it all easier. She also makes amazing balloon animals.
Michael Fawcett
LMBT
Michael is a peaceful soul who brings calm and presence to any moment. Most people start to feel better as soon as they schedule their appointment with him. His massage and bodywork style provides deliberate, skillful, lasting relief that is so needed in the world. He combines Neuromuscular, Connective Tissue, and Myofascial therapies to ease postural tension patterns and pain. He helps each person learn how to maintain their results and stay feeling better. Michael's quiet composure is balanced with his love of laughing, making music, and being with friends. He tries to keep his super hero powers secret but we all know.
Nathan Fox
DPT
Nathan Fox is a great person and also an excellent Physical Therapist. As a massage therapist, he cultivated an understanding of the body, the ways we move, the ways we adjust our posture, and the ways we heal. He brings these perspectives into his physical therapy treatments with a relatable easygoing approach. He is kind, friendly, and genuinely interested in helping the world, one person at a time. Nathan can easily shift between teaching amazing information and making us laugh hysterically...sort of a Stephen Hawking meets stand-up comedy. His Harry Potter glasses are a subtle nod to his wizarding skills.
Amy Galloway
DPT
Amy is a cheerful beacon in the storm of life. She reminds us to laugh and to be grateful for having time to enjoy our days together. Throughout her outpatient Physical Therapist career, Amy's higher calling has been to connect with each person individually and be creative with their therapy. The wisdom of the body guides her work, and people consistently rave about how much better they feel after working with her. Amy spends her spare time casting fairy spells and finding fun adventures with her family.
Kristin Dunn Hucks
AAP
Kristin Dunn Hucks is our office administrator and scheduling guru. She is the person on the phone who makes you wonder why everyone can’t be this nice. Even friendlier and more welcoming in person, she will help you feel right at home. She’ll make your paperwork seem easy, and assist you with organizing your therapy treatments into your busy life. Kristin has a deep sense of people’s needs, and an even deeper ability to make space for them to happen. Kristin worked in physical therapy billing and then cultivated a career developing a medical research company. She is a certified DoTerra wellness advocate and our resident essential oils wizard and potions teacher. Kristin is a mom, a comedy enthusiast, a multimedia artist, and a carpenter.
Margaret Lendrum
CSP
Margaret Lendrum is everyone's best friend. As an administrator, she is organized, focused, and attentive to each person's needs. She can be found smiling and laughing with everyone, and helps us all keep our cool even when the office gets a bit stressful. Maggie is an aspiring dog trainer, an avid joke teller, a world class Cuban chef, and the local ambassador of all things New Jersey.
Jessica Risher
PT
PT
Jessica is a deeply present and grounded person. She welcomes everyone with a warm smile, bright eyes, and her heart in giving mode. Throughout her career in skilled nursing, she learned how to help people navigate their greatest challenges. Jessica is attuned to the aspects of therapy beyond the physical, and encourages patients in balancing their emotional and intellectual experiences as well. Jessica loves being a dog mom, living close to nature, and even bathing in the creek to keep true to her pioneer roots.
Dawn Harvin
PTA
PTA
Dawn emanates a vibe of being in the flow, and helps each person tune in to the rhythm of their body. Through her background in skilled nursing, Dawn has cultivated deep compassion, genuine listening, and excellent technical skills. She approaches everyone with respect and kindness, and reminds us all that the world is a beautiful place. Dawn is a descendant of Mother Nature, lives in Fern Gully, and is known to have random butterflies following her around.
Julie Baker
DNP, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
Julie Baker serves as our chief medical advisor, health and safety protocols officer, and spontaneous dance moves instructor. She is a fountain of information, knowledge, and heartfelt advice. She loves to laugh and remind people to take the world less seriously. She is an aspiring chef, an eternal student, a lover of fun physical activities, and the best wife and mom ever.
Regina Casey Rae
CYT
Regina Casey Rae helps people connect...with themselves, with the elements of nature, with the electricity of life, and with the energies they feel within their bodies. Her studies have evolved through teaching therapeutic yoga and other forms of energy work. She enjoys creating a space for individuals and groups to step out of the daily grind, settle down, breathe, and get centered. Her ancestry results indicated a possible relation to Tinkerbell.