About Dr. Casey
Dr. Casey's greatest passion is family. She is proud mother to Khloe, Barrett, and Lydia and honored wife to Brent. You'll most likely find her in her natural habitats: on the bike trails jogging, at the local coffee shop with a mug-in-hand, touting around toddlers and her large bernedoodles Moby and Cocoa, or eating sushi with the fam.
Dr. Casey received her professional degrees from the top academic establishments in the country. The exposure to division I athletics enhanced her knowledge of injury prevention and athletic enhancement. Athletic training interventions start at injury and progress not only through rehabilitation but return to sport, too. Education at the leading medical center in the world fostered her cultural awareness and expanded her problem-solving skills for even the most atypical of injuries and illnesses.
Personal
Professional
Education
2007-2012
B.S. Athletic Training
The University of Texas at Austin
Sport assignments: rowing, baseball, basketball, football, Cedar Ridge High School, and Cross Country/Track & Field
Organizations: Alpha Epsilon Phi, Phi Sigma Pi
Work experience: Building Coordinator at Gregory Gynmasium
Honors: University of Texas Honor Roll, Athletic Director's Honor Roll, Texas Interdisciplinary Program Scholar, Longhorn Athletic Training Student's Association, Advanced Rehabilitation Summer 2010 Scholarship Recipient
2013-2016
Doctorate of Physical Therapy
Mayo School of Health Sciences
In addition to the academic curriculum, Dr. Casey was a regular attendee to Grand Rounds, seminars hosted by the Mayo physicians and researchers with a wide breadth of topics ranging from molecular physiology to face transplants. On weekends, Dr. Casey worked for Mayo Sports Medicine as an athletic trainer for local community and private athletic events including softball tournaments, volleyball tournaments, state wrestling matches, and road races.
2016
Certified Yoga Teacher
Lotus House of Yoga
Beyond completion of the required coursework to become a yoga teacher, Casey has maintained credentialing with the Yoga Alliance as an RYT-200, demonstrating continued education in yoga-related learning and practice.
2016
Certified Health Coach
American Council on Exercise
While this credential was received via virtual coursework, the application of the skills has been novel during client interactions. The ability to collaborate in goal setting, coach rather than strictly teach, and understand the levels of readiness fosters longevity of client success.
