She has consulted with a large neurosurgical group to develop lectures for physical therapists. Additionally, she has lectured for the local Dental Society, for physical therapy students at the University of Cincinnati Medical College, and for physical therapy students at the College of Mount Saint Joseph. Furthermore, Opal and colleagues continue to provide educational observation experiences in physical therapy to local medical residents and physicians.

Opal has presented at the second annual osteoporosis conference held in southwestern Ohio on the topic of osteoporosis and exercise titled, "Why Weight! The Efficacy of Weight-Bearing and Resistive Exercise in the Treatment of Osteoporosis." Ms. Riddle has co-authored an article of a national healthcare magazine, My Family Doctor, on exercise and arthritis titled, "Joint Pain? Retrain!" She serves the Ohio physical therapy community as Co-Chair of the Ohio Physical Therapy Political Action Committee. She is also a Mission Committee member of the Ohio River Valley Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation.

Opal has extensive experience in all areas of orthopedic physical therapy with focus on working with clients with orofacial pain and temporomandibular joint disorders. Opal has also focused on Women's Health issues and served as a lab assistant for an educational program presented by a national educator in the Women's Health field.

Eric currently specializes in treating biomechanical movement dysfunctions of the upper and lower body, Multiple Sclerosis, and low back pain. Eric is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and is an APTA certified clinical instructor who enjoys on-site teaching of physical therapy students. In 2007, Eric was recognized as Mount St. Joseph's Outstanding Clinical Instructor.

Eric is currently involved in the running community providing injury prevention screening clinics and education classes. He also prepares new and experienced endurance runners/walkers to participate in half-marathon races as a coach on staff with a national non-profit organization. Eric has assisted in developing and instructing a boot camp fitness program, and in his spare time enjoys traveling, music, the outdoors, running, and competing in triathlons.

Maria's past experience as a Division I collegiate volleyball player helps her to understand the unique challenges when working with athletes while trying to recover from injury and optimize performance. Maria has also established ties with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and Youth Orchestra regarding education on pain management and prevention. As a classically trained cellist and one who has a passion for music, Maria hopes to branch out to provide additional education to members of the performing arts community.

Maria has been an American Physical Therapy Association member since 2006 and enjoys staying active in the community via a local running group, coaching and playing volleyball.