Amy Morris - MSPT, PRC

Amy Morris Physical Therapy
, Newtown, PA 18940
215.490.0000

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PRC Credentialing Earned: 2022

PRI Courses Completed:

  • Myokinematic Restoration
  • Postural Respiration
  • Pelvis Restoration
  • Impingement & Instability
  • Advanced Integration
  • Cervical Revolution
  • Occlusal Cervical Restoration
  • Cranial Resolution
  • Primary Non-Manual Techniques
  • Secondary and Tertiary Non-Manual Techniques
  • PRI Integration for Pediatrics
  • Forward Locomotor Movement
  • Voice Box Resonation
  • PRI Integration for Geriatrics
  • Interdisciplinary Integration Symposium: 2021,2022

Language: English

Amy graduated from Thomas Jefferson University in 1992 with a master’s degree in Physical Therapy. When she first graduated, Amy was frustrated by her limitations, so she immediately focused on expanding her education and effectiveness. Once she took her first class she was hooked. She loves learning and applying new information to help her patients. Throughout the years, Amy’s areas of focus have expanded based on the needs of her clients. She was drawn to manual therapy because of the healing power of touch and has refined her skills to be more precise and effective. She studies movement and loves to solve the puzzle of how to move more easily and how to be more comfortable in your body. The more she learns, the more she wants to learn. When not with her patients, Amy lives in Bucks County, Pennsylvania with her husband and 3 children.

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History of Passion

The Postural Restoration Institute (PRI) is built around 30 years of clinical practice associated with recurring successes of specific patient treatment programs. We established reproducible, outcome-based programs based on consistent evidence-based correlations, discovered with patient biomechanical, respiratory, and neurological functional patterns and limitations. My passion for the integrated systems of the body has resulted in an examination and intervention process of the asymmetrical human body called Postural Restoration.

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