Physical Therapists

Jodi Burgess PT DPT

Doctor Burgess received both her Master's degree and Doctorate at Boston University and her undergraduate degree at Union College. Jodi is a Certified Burdenko Method Instructor and has had extensive training in spinal and extremity manipulation. She also has advanced training in Dance Medicine through the Harkness Center for Dance in New York City and has a special interest in working with dancers, figure skaters and equestrian athletes. Jodi has been with Cape Cod Rehab for 8 years and her personal philosophy is summed up by this quote from Jane Savoi: "If you can dream it, you can do it."

Jonathan Carroll PT DPT

Doctor Carroll joined Cape Cod Rehab 1 year ago after completing a 6 month internship with Mass General Hospital to complete his Doctorate from Boston University. Jon also has a BS in Kinesiology from the University of Southern California. Jon is not new to Cape Cod Rehab having worked summers and weekends for 6 years as both an aide and with Fitplan. Jon is an avid golfer, completed his first Falmouth Road Race last year, and played 3 sports in High school. Certified in the first level of the Burdenko Method, Jon believes in treating the entire patient, finding the underlying cause of injury and preventing re-injury. "Ultimate fitness is a marathon not a sprint."

T.C. Cleary PT SCS

T.C. Cleary is one of a select few PTs in Massachusetts to be Board Certified in Sports Physical Therapy. She received her training at Northeastern University where she was a scholarship athlete on the Women's Ice Hockey Team and has worked with Cape Cod Rehab for over 20 years. T.C. is a Certified Burdenko Method Instructor and a licensed EMT. She has a special interest in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury (ACL) Injury Prevention & Treatment, Concussion Management, and particularly enjoys working with high school and college athletes. T.C. believes in treating everyone the way you would want your child or mother treated. She employs many different interventions to obtain the maximum recovery. She keeps herself active physically by continuing to play competitive hockey (goalie) and other team sports. When not playing herself, T.C. is coaching both baseball and hockey.

Charles Connors PT MS

Chuck received his BS in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University and his MS from the Medical College of Virginia. Chuck has been an athlete his entire life having played football for Northeastern and continuing to run regularly. He has an extensive background working with orthopedic and sports patients. Chuck sums up his treatment philosophy like this: "Strong Manual and Strong Exercise." His personal fitness philosophy is simply "Move it!" Chuck is a veteran of the US Navy and has been employed at Cape Cod Rehab for 6 years.

Briana Lackenby PT DPT OCS

Doctor Lackenby is the Assistant Clinical Director for Cape Cod Rehab in addition to her patient care. Briana received her BS, MS and Doctorate from Boston University. She is a Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, a Golf Fitness Instructor certified through the Titleist Performance Institute (TPI), and is a Certified Burdenko Method Instructor. Briana has a special interest in working with Breast Cancer patients, golfers and all types of orthopedic and sports injuries. She was a Gold Level competitive figure skater and continues to coach and teach the sport. Over 10 years with Cape Cod Rehab, Briana believes listening skills are key to successful rehab combined with knowledge, training and the skillful application of manual therapy and exercise. "Make time for your personal fitness every day, get out of bed, get on the treadmill or go to a class. Once you do, you’ll be glad you did."

Eric Wheeler MSPT MPE CSCS

Eric Wheeler received both his MS PT and MPE from Springfield College. He has been with Cape Cod Rehab for over 8 years and believes in treating the patient, not the x-ray. An NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, he holds concussion management certifications from ACTive and the NFHS as well as recognition as a National Safety Council First Responder. Eric was the team Physical Therapist for the national champion, semi-pro Cape Cod Crusaders. A big New England sports fan, Eric is turning into a runner and triathlete, hoping to run his first marathon in the fall. His personal fitness philosophy: "Do or do not. There is no 'try.'" - Yoda.

Robert Brewster PT OCS

Since graduating from Northeastern University in 1989, Bob has been a Physical Therapist for over 20 years. His primary areas of professional interest include lumbo-pelvic, foot/ankle, shoulder, and running injuries. Bob recently became a Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) and is eligible for Paris Manual Therapy Certification (MTC) from the University of St. Augustine. He prides himself on his whole body approach, thoroughness, and problem solving skills. When not practicing Physical Therapy, Bob enjoys running (including 5 marathons), surfing, working out, and coaching his twins Kate's and Connor's soccer teams.

Jody Coluccini PT

A graduate of Boston University with a BS in Physical Therapy Summa Cum Laude, Jody has over 30 years of continuous clinical practice primarily in the areas of orthopedics, sports medicine, and geriatrics. She was owner and CEO of a private practice for 19 years and is licensed in both New York and Massachusetts. Her recent continuing education includes emphasis on soft tissue and joint mobilization and spinal assessment. Jody believes that successful rehabilitation is a collaborative effort between the therapist and patient achieved by mutual trust and respect, constant therapeutic reassessment and patient compliance. She understands that being "fit" requires a constant modification of goals and activity. "Find something you enjoy, move, and maintain a positive attitude. Setting small, incremental goals will keep you motivated and successful." When Jody is not working she enjoys gardening, reading, crafting, shell fishing and kayaking.