Brian Schwallier, PT, DPT, CSCS, CDN
Practice: OrthoArizona
Specialty: Orthopedics, Physical Therapy
Office locations: Peoria, AZ
Most recent review: 6 days ago
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4.94.9 out of 5
211 Ratings
107 Comments
Brian Schwallier, PT, DPT is an Arizona native, from the town of Safford in southeastern AZ. He completed his Bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University in Exercise Science. He earned his CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Certification) following his time at ASU. He later graduated with his Doctorate degree from Northern Arizona University in Physical Therapy.
4.94.9 out of 5
211 Ratings
107 Comments
Brian Schwallier, PT, DPT is an Arizona native, from the town of Safford in southeastern AZ. He completed his Bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University in Exercise Science. He earned his CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Certification) following his time at ASU. He later graduated with his Doctorate degree from Northern Arizona University in Physical Therapy.
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Most recent review: 6 days ago
• 107 total reviews
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OrthoArizona – North Peoria Therapy & Athletic Performance
21465 N 78th Avenue
Suite 170
Peoria, AZ 85382
Suite 170
Peoria, AZ 85382
Brian Schwallier, PT, DPT is an Arizona native, from the town of Safford in southeastern AZ. He completed his Bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University in Exercise Science. He earned his CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Certification) following his time at ASU. He later graduated with his Doctorate degree from Northern Arizona University in Physical Therapy.
Brian has enjoyed treating orthopedic injuries over the past 14+ years. He has specialized in rehabilitating any patient that seeks to improve their quality of movement without pain at all levels, including many high school, college, and professional athletes. He is passionate about using functional movement and strengthening to rehabilitate his patients. He also uses deep fascia manipulation (Stecco Method) and dry needling as tools to achieve patient success.
Brian and his wife Tonya have 2 sons, Braxton and Brady. He enjoys recreational fitness, hiking, running, as well as competitive basketball, tennis, and pickleball. He enjoys living an active lifestyle and finds value in practicing what he preaches.
I always trust Brian to know where my pain is coming from and targetting the right areas for treatment!
This is the third time I’ve been to Brian’s facility for different ailments. Brian is a A+ therapist and every time I’ve been here I’ve been extremely impressed with the professionalism and knowledge of Brian and his staff. They will first sit down and figure out what your problem is and formulate a plan to help it. They have helped me with shoulder, back and neck issues previously and the great thing is by going through the exercises, you learn them and can keep doing them after therapy is over. The facility is top notch with every kind of weights, stretching aids or any other type of proper gym equipment, they have it here. I always feel confident in Brian and his staff to get me through my ailment's. Nice friendly atmosphere. Highly recommend!
Very respectful, very knowledgeable.
Brian seemed very knowledgeable and took time during the evaluation to try to understand my history along with other medical complications. I’m hopeful Brian will be an asset in my recovery.,
Very knowledgeable and patient with me
Brian is exceptional therapist who is hardworking and committed to his work. Him and his support staff have been very helpful in getting me to where I am today. I'm seeing improvement every other day and getting better and better..Thanks for your effort and good work . I hereby appreciate you and all your support group .
I’m suffering with an Achilles tendon injury for 10 months, making solid progress and appreciate the expertise!
He pushes you to your best ability
Brian is a soft spoken professional man. He explained the what, how, and why of the sometimes painful movements. I felt immediately confident that I was in good hands.
I'm getting better!