Dr. Keelin Regan-Reed PT, DPT

Orthopedic and Neural Manual Physical Therapist

Dr. Keelin Regan-Reed is an Orthopedic and Neural Manual Physical Therapist specializing in Neural Manipulation, is a published author of Fix It Yourself! A Self Help Guide To Treating Common Muscular Aches And Pains, and the owner of Keelin Movement for Life private practice in Longmont, Colorado.
 
Keelin received her clinical doctorate degree in physical therapy at Franklin Pierce University in New Hampshire. She owned and operated the region's most successful wellness and physical therapy practice, named Keelin Studio for Strength and Wellness in Newbury, NH for 15 years, and founded and co-owned Adrenalin Junkees LLC, which designed and ran adventure races in the Lake Sunapee region of New Hampshire. She is now the founder and treating doctor of Keelin Movement for Life in Longmont, CO. With over 25 years of experience as a manual therapist, her mission has always been to achieve quality care with honorable dedication for her patients with established integrity and optimism.
 
As a licensed manual Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in Neural Manipulation, Dr. Keelin Regan-Reed is able to "listen" to the cranial rhythm in the brain and body by following the cerebral spinal fluid flow as it works around the brain and spinal cord to the peripheral nerves throughout the body. Just like a clinician can "feel" for the pulse in your wrist to listen to your blood flow and heart beat, the fluid of the brain and nerves has a similar "feel" of pressure changes. This spinal fluid moves much slower than an artery pulse and takes years of practice to identify the pressure changes and flow. Our bodies hug around lesions and restrictions thus changing the rhythm of the fluid. Dr. Keelin can detect this change and follow where the lesion is and make the necessary corrections and or releases so the body can then heal on its own.
 
Dr. Keelin Regan-Reed PT, DPT is often referred to as the "Nerve Whisperer" by her clients and has been called a "Human MRI" by her peers.