About Us

What is our approach for success? We use an effective 3 step process!

Step One is the Resetting phase. The definition of reposition is "to place in a different position, alter the position of". This phase includes exercises and hands on techniques to get you into a new position of alignment. This first phase will alleviate some pain and typically last about 1-3 sessions. Breath work is often incorporated into this phase. 

Step Two is Retraining Phase. The definition of retrain is "to teach new skills so that they can do a different job". This directly relates to your body and how your brain and body use your muscles. This phase includes balancing out the body so that any overly dominant muscles and patterns are not as strong. This phase typically lasts about 3-10 sessions. 

Step Three is the Resiliency phase. The definition of resiliency is "the capacity to withstand or to recover quickly from difficulties". The final phase of the treatment plan is designed with sport specific or task specific exercises designed to accomplish the goal of achieving resiliency in whatever area you find challenging. This phase can take around 2-6 sessions. 

After completing your plan of care and moving through these 3 phases it is a recommended to consider joining our Longevity membership program! The definition of longevity is "long life". One of our goals at Next Level is to ensure that the gains made during your treatment plan are maintained. This can be done independently, but if you are someone who likes to have a professional making sure it sticks this may be for you! We want you to successfully maintain a long, healthy life and we look forward to the opportunity to be your coach. With this membership you receive a monthly session for check ins and exercises to keep your body healthy.  We are also available for any health related questions and guidance as needed. To inquire further about this membership please use this link. https://app.pteverywhere.com/nextleveltherapyfl/bookingonline

Dr. Amy Brown, PT, DPT, PRC, AIA Fellow was born and raised in upstate New York, the oldest of four children. She grew up with a love for the outdoors and being active. Growing up she was involved in horseback riding, track and field, basketball, and soccer. When exploring career paths she wanted to choose a profession that was meaningful through helping people and would be challenging. She found it in the health and fitness industry. She earned a bachelor's degree in both exercise science and business administration from Indiana Wesleyan University. After moving to Florida and working as a personal trainer and assistant in a physical therapy office she decided to pursue a degree in physical therapy. She received her doctorate degree in physical therapy and graduated with high honors from the University of St Augustine for Health Sciences in 2014. Amy has completed all advanced manual therapy courses for special certification in manual therapy from the University of St Augustine. These courses include evaluating and treating the upper cervical, cervical, lumbar spine, pelvis and sacroiliac joint, as well as extremities. She has also received training in Pilates. In 2017, after being dissatisfied with the results of traditional physical therapy for her patients Amy discovered the principles of the Postural Restoration Institute which became a turning point in her career. In 2020, Amy became a Postural Restoration certified therapist. Amy applies her background in personal fitness and health to her practice and practices every day with the belief that there is an answer to every problem. Amy is excited to share the benefits that she personally has experienced through the Postural Restoration Institute method with as many people as possible to bring them to a higher level of health and performance.