Cathy Newman, PT
E-mail: cathy.newman@ comprehensiveptcenter.com
Cathy received her Master of Science degree in Physical Therapy from Boston University in 1986. Prior to this she received a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology from The Ohio State University. Cathy began her physical therapy career at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Dayton, Ohio where she gained valuable experience treating orthopedic and sports medicine patients. She began working at Comprehensive Physical Therapy Center in 1990.

Cathy enjoys treating all types of orthopedic patients, but she has a particular interest in patients with spine dysfunction. Cathy has had advanced training in manual techniques of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine through the University of St. Augustine. She has attended numerous continuing education courses with an emphasis on orthopedics. She also has been trained in the McKenzie approach to back pain, muscle energy techniques and Mulligan techniques.

Meg Gleim, PT, OCS
E-mail: meg.gleim@ comprehensiveptcenter.com
Meg is a 1991 graduate of St. Louis University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy. Having an interest in sports medicine and athletic training, Meg became a Certified Athletic Trainer in 1992. In 1996, Meg was asked to be a medical provider at the Atlanta Beach Venue during the Summer Olympics. Meg completed her Master of Health Science degree at University of Indianapolis in 1999 with an emphasis in orthopedic physical therapy.

Meg's primary area of focus is orthopedics including neck and back pain, joint pain and dysfunction, and post-operative care. In 2001, she became certified as a Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy. In addition to working in the clinic, Meg is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association, presently serving as the treasurer of the Ohio Chapter of the APTA. In early 2007, Meg became the Center Coordinator of Clinical Education for CPTC. She is responsible for coordinating student clinical internships with the physical therapy schools. On a personal note, Meg is married with two children.

Dawn has been a contributor to published research on bulimia as well as various addictive behaviors, including gambling, drug use (prescription, over-the-counter and illegal), and alcohol use/abuse. She has also presented research in poster format on fall risk in the elderly at a local university research convention.

Dawn enjoys treating patients with orthopedic conditions focusing on oral facial and TMJ pain/dysfunction. Her background in gymnastics and cheerleading has contributed to her interest in treating sports injuries and orthopedic problems as well.