Our Therapy Team

Meet our Physical Therapists

Dr Valerie Pickford

DPT | Co-owner

Valerie Pickford graduated from Andrews University in 2012 with her doctorate degree in physical therapy. Valerie has a bachelor’s degree in Health Science which was also obtained at Andrews University in 2010.

Valerie had to go through and endure multiple surgeries to her dominant shoulder and knee due to injuries occurred playing sports as a teenager/young adult. She had many rounds of physical therapy pre and post operation and determined at an early age that PT was her passion. Valerie loves to work with all patients and strives to get each one back the function they have lost no matter what the diagnosis. Valerie has been working at Results PT since 2015 and recently purchased the practice in November 2020 with Amanda Norris.

Valerie and Amanda look forward to being more a part of the community and getting patients back to living their lives as quickly as possible

Amanda Norris

PTA | Co-owner

Amanda graduated from Brown Makie in 2008 with her degree as a physical therapy assistant. She has a background in massage therapy she obtained in 2007. Amanda has been trained in aquatic exercises since 2009.

Amanda grew up as a competitive athlete in gymnastics and uses that passion and drive when treating patients. Her compassion shows as she tries to help reduce pain and improve everyone’s quality of life using a hands-on technique during her treatment. Amanda has been working at Results PT since 2014 and recently purchased the practice with Valerie Pickford in November 2020.

Amanda and Valerie look forward to being more a part of the community and getting patients back to living their lives as quickly as possible.

Ryann Hampton

PTA

Ryann graduated from Ivy Tech in 2019 with her degree as a physical therapy assistant. She did a clinical rotation at the clinic and was hired at Results PT shortly after graduation. Ryann has a drive to work with patients with neurological issues especially Parkinson’s patients along with patients that struggle with dementia. She has a passion to help get patients back to their prior level of function safely and efficiently. Trained in 3D mapping as a multiple directional movement technique, she can help with restoring normal functional movement for daily living.