Highlights
We are excited to announce that ProActive Physical Therapy is one of the only Postural Restoration Centers™ in Colorado! All of our staff members have taken continuing education seminars through the Postural Restoration Institute®. Two of our staff members, Craig Depperschmidt, PT, DPT, PRC and Brian Benjamin, PT, DPT, PRC are certified through PRI. This renowned institute takes a unique approach to physical therapy by looking at an appreciating the importance of polyarticular chains of muscles and their relationship with postural asymmetries. We are working with other health care professionals to be able to integrate Postural Restoration® concepts into daily activities, workouts, sports performance, and injury prevention.
Upcoming and Recent Events
ProActive is excited to announce the addition of Dr. John Griffin! Johnny, as we call him, recently graduated with his Doctorate degree from Touro University in Nevada. He originally was an intern and then an office manager with us. He is moving back to Fort Collins and we are happy to have him as part of our physical therapy team!
Annual Holiday Fundraiser
AdoptaPlatoon
Stockings for our Troops
Each year, we raise money for AdoptaPlatoon Stockings. This money is a fundraiser for our troops!
Money raised provides full holiday stockings to troops overseas. Thank you all for your overwhelming support that you have given us in the past. This year we raised over $1500! If you would like to help us with our future drives, contact us at 970-224-4141!
We look forward to possibly hosting PRI courses at ProActive next year
ProActive has been fortunate to host PRI courses at our facility. These advanced courses focus on how our structures can be self-regulated through alternating and reciprocating activities. We will update this area if we are lucky enough to host a class or two here next year.
Craig Depperschmidt teaching PRI Myokinematic Restoration in Nebraska!
March 7-8, 2025
Craig will be treating Myokinematic Restoration at the Postural Restoration Institute. This advanced lecture and lab course explores the biomechanics of contralateral and ipsilateral myokinematic lumbo-pelvic-femoral dysfunction.