Angela LaBella, PT graduated from Rusell Sage College in 1978 and worked in a variety of settings until starting her own practice in 1985. She is committed to life-long learning; not just in PT but in all aspects of healthcare, fitness and wellness. She was Past-President of the CT Physical Therapy Assoc. and the Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce as well as Adjunct Professor for the Univ. of Hartford's PT Program. Presently she is active on a variety of community professional advisory boards and Chair of the CPTA Ethics Committee. Manual therapy, muscle energy techniques and geriatrics are specialties of hers. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, gardening and cross-word puzzles.

  Dominick Deslauriers, PT has over 16 years of experience in PT, all in outpatient orthopedics. His main objective is always to treat the patient in a comprehensive and holistic manner. Over the years he has developed a passion for the foot and ankle complex. This interest led him to Atlanta, Georgia where he trained for a year with an orthopedic foot and ankle surgeon. Dom currently coordinates the Foot Orthotic Program at CPT&W, which now offers Rx24 Quadrastep System. He has a BS in Physical Therapy from the Univ of Connecticut and a BS in Biology from Western New England College. In his personal time he enjoys home remodeling and is an avid golfer and soccer player.

 Lori Carlson, PT graduated from the Univ. of Connecticut in 1984 with a BS in PT. Over the course of her career she has worked in a variety of settings including acute care, sport's medicine, industrial medicine, homecare and out-patient orthopedics. She has taken extensive coursework and training in manual therapy techniques including myofascial release, muscle energy techniques, Jone's Strain/Counterstrain, cranio-sacral therapy, Feldenkrais and mobilization. She has a particular specialty in functional training, which she utilizes with her clients at CPT&W as well as with the volleyball athletes she coaches at Hall High School. She enjoys anything outdoors including skiing, snowshoeing, hiking and cycling.

  Jenny Reeve, MSPT received her Master's degree in PT from the Univ. of Hartford. Her professional experience includes internships at the Mayo Clinic in orthopedics and at Yale New Haven Hospital in acute care. She joined CPT&W in 2009 and has experience treating a wide range of pathologies including orthopedic pain and dysfunction (neck, back, shoulder, hip and lower extremity); neurological problems (stroke, Parkinson's Disease and MS); and has developed a specialty in Vestibular Rehabiliatation (vertigo, balance impairments). She also teaches a weekly Parkinson's Exercise Class. She loves to run for exercise.