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Libby Pettit
Libby Pettit grew up in Basalt, graduating from Basalt High School in 1980. Attending Colorado College and transferring to the University of Colorado, Boulder, Libby graduated with a BA in Anthropology/emphasis in Ethnohistory of the American Southwest and a BS in PE/ Exercise Science. Libby received her BSPT from the University of Colorado Health Science Center in 1988 and worked in neurologic rehabilitation for 2 years, and then opened Midvalley SportsMedicine in Basalt in 1990, re-incorporating into Roaring Fork Physical Therapy in 1992. Libby returned to Regis University and received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2005.
Libby has an extensive post-graduate education, focusing on manual care with joint mobilization and soft tissue mobilization in orthopedics. Libby is a certified Kinesio Tape practitioner and is Level I certified in Functional Dry Needling through Kinetacore. Libby has taken a number of courses in ergonomics and works closely with Valley businesses for ergonomic education, evaluation, and management. Libby is a participating member of the American Physical Therapy Association, as well as the American College of Sports Medicine.
Libby has a wonderful son, is involved in the community, and can be found skiing, hiking, or biking in the high country almost every day!
Brenda Grumley, Practice Administrator
Brenda has lived in the Roaring Fork Valley for over 40 years, a true valley native. She graduated from Basalt High School followed by Mesa State College. She has worked for Roaring Fork Physical Therapy since 1991 and truly loves her job. She earned a special certification from the American Physical Therapy Association, Certified Private Practice Administrator, which designates her competency in the area of private practice administration. She loves the outdoors and spends her time hiking, biking, fishing, and playing tennis.