Stay In Motion PT PLLC is a physical therapist in Wixom, MI, offering personalized one-on-one care focused on restoring mobility, reducing pain, and supporting long-term movement health. The practice specializes in sports rehabilitation, post-surgical recovery, dry needling, manual therapy, and injury prevention, serving active adults, athletes, and individuals managing chronic conditions. Patients come from Wixom and surrounding communities including Northville, Canton, Novi, and Westland. The clinic is known for its dedicated, results-driven approach, with each treatment plan customized to the individual’s goals and lifestyle.
The practice is led by Dr. Amanda Pickworth-Chrusciel, a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy with over 12 years of experience. Her background includes expertise in orthopedics, chronic pain management, sports rehab, dry needling, and movement education. The clinic emphasizes evidence-based treatment, using manual therapy, progressive strength training, and functional movement re-education to address the root causes of pain. Sessions are conducted without assistants or group settings, ensuring focused, uninterrupted care. The team also provides education on posture, ergonomics, and home-based recovery strategies to promote lasting wellness.
Located on Wixom Rd, the clinic sits about 0.2 miles from Wixom City Hall and the Wixom Police Department, and approximately 0.3 miles from Wixom Civic Center Park and Total Sports Wixom. It is also within a short walk of Mack Park, making it accessible to residents in the heart of Wixom’s central corridor.
Stay In Motion PT PLLC stands out for its consistent, well-documented presence online and a website optimized for clarity and user experience. Patients benefit from transparent communication, flexible scheduling, and a proven track record of helping individuals return to work, sports, and daily life with confidence.
As a trusted provider in Wixom, Stay In Motion PT PLLC combines clinical expertise with a personal commitment to movement, helping residents stay active and pain-free in their everyday lives.