Libby earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Jamestown in Fargo, North Dakota in 2021. Before that, she attended the College of Saint Benedict, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Biology with a minor in Psychology. Libby is certified in dry needling through the AAMT, and she is passionate about helping her patients fulfill their health and wellness goals and getting them back to doing the things they love.
Like every Fix It physical therapist, Libby completed our mentorship program in the F.A.S.T Approach (Facilitation, Activation, Systematic Therapy), developed by founder Dr. Kelly Roberts Lane. The approach looks for the mechanical root of your pain, restores normal joint motion, and then builds the strength and control to keep it moving well.
Her dry needling certification adds another tool to that plan: fine, solid needles that reach deep muscular trigger points that hands-on work alone can't reach. Learn about dry needling →
Libby spent her early years in Cleveland, Minnesota, before moving to Talkeetna, Alaska with her family at age 6. She grew up enjoying the mountains and the great outdoors until she graduated from high school.
In her free time, Libby enjoys reading, playing the piano, cooking, baking and doing arts and crafts, and spending time with her husband, their baby girl and their Golden Retriever, Russel.