Daniel Headrick, P.T., C.E.A.S., B.S.

Dan Headrick is the founder and president of Progress In Motion. Dan received his training at Lambuth University as well as the University of Tennessee at Memphis Medical School.  Dan is a licensed physical therapist in TN and KY with 13 years of orthopaedic, sports and industrial rehabilitation experience.  Dan has served as the team physical therapist for Franklin - Simpson High School and completed his ergonomic assessment certification through The Back School Of Atlanta in 2007.  Dan has developed ergonomic injury prevention programs for Franklin Precision Industries, Harman Becker Automotive Systems and Quebecor World Printing.  In addition to his busy schedule, Dan is also the founder of the Scott Gordon Memorial Scholarship Foundation.

Dan started his own physical therapy practice after years of working in the corporate environment.  He chose to leave that rushed healthcare environment to refocus the quality time with you, his patients.  Dan knew time spent with his patients meant producing essential quality care for each and every patient which is essential to the recovery process.  This includes back pain, neck & headaches, shoulder pain, foot, heel and shin pain, wrist / hand pain, functional deficits and post surgical conditions.

Dan currently resides in White House, TN and is married to his college sweetheart.  He and his wife, Jane, have two young and active children.  Dan and his family enjoy fishing, playing sports, eating, going to church and singing Southern Gospel Music.

Cristi Rumsey, P.T.

Progress In Motion would like to introduce to you, Cristi Rumsey.

Cristi joined P.I.M. in 2005, and she brings over thirteen years of clinical experience from a variety of settings including sports rehabilitation, outpatient orthopedics, inpatient hospital systems, and skilled nursing facilities. She decided to leave the large corporate physical therapy world and devote herself to private practice, where she can focus on providing the utmost in quality, individualized care that each of her patients require and deserve.

In 1995, Cristi received her Bachelors degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Tennessee at the Memphis Medical School. Since that time, she has expanded her clinical skills by pursuing her certification in Spinal Mechanical Diagnosis & Therapy from the McKenzie Institute, as well as Sacro-Iliac Mobilization training from The Dogwood Institute. Cristi’s hands-on treatment approach, and servant-centered mentality , with each of her clients, continues to be a cornerstone to the growth of P.I.M.

Cristi lives on her family farm in Joelton, Tennessee with her husband and two wonderful children. She and her family enjoy hiking, horseback riding, camping, backpacking, working around there horse farm, and all-American muscle cars.

Karen Byrum
Claims Manager

Karen was born in Sarasota, Florida. She is a graduate of David Lipscomb University. Karen, her husband Dale, and their two daughters Deidre and Emily have lived in New Zealand as missionaries for seven years. Karen has worked in medical billing and insurance for nine plus years, and she uses that experience to ensure patients are treated fairly by their insurance company. Karen lives P.I.M’s mission every day, going the extra mile for each client, even when navigating the confusing and intimidating world of health insurance payment and billing.

Karen and her family are all members of the Franklin Church of Christ. Dale is a part-time preacher and is in sales. Emily attends Bowling Green Christian academy. Deidre is now studying Art at David Lipscomb University

Hollie Brewer, P.T.A.

Hollie recently moved to Springfield, TN from Florida where she has practiced as a P.T.A. for five years. She attended Broward Community College located in Southwest Florida obtaining her AS degree & P.T.A. licensure. Hollie has continued her education, receiving training Shoulder Rehabilitation and taping Techniques from Cross Country Education, and Sacro-Iliac Mobilization from The Dogwood Institute. Hollie joined the P.I.M. team in 2005, and since that time she has created The Massage Program at P.I.M. This program allows past clients to receive continued manual services following discharge from therapy, to help prevent re-occurring symptoms. Hollie’s commitment to P.I.M’s core values is evident in her actions each day, and she continues to be a cornerstone to P.I.M’s growth in White House.

Hollie is married to her husband of seven years and she and David have a two-year-old daughter. She enjoys singing, racquetball and being involved in church activities.

Brian Puccini , Exercise Physiologist

Brian Puccini recently graduated From Middle Tennessee State University with a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science. He completed a four-month internship with Velocity Sports Performance in Franklin, TN, where he had the opportunity to train and work with high school, college, and professional athletes. He completed the exam to become a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association, in January 2008. Brian started P.I.M.’s Personal Training and Sports Performance Programs in September of 2007. His encouraging character, coupled with his passion for fitness and training, has produced fantastic results and better physical performance for his clients.
Brian has lived in White House his whole life and is active in his community. He is a member of First Baptist Church in White House, where he is a youth leader and Sunday school teacher. Brian is a martial arts instructor and competitive fighter. He has earned his 3rd degree black belt in Wado-Ryu karate, and green belt in Judo and Jujitsu.

Cindy Trimmer Office Coordinator

Cindy was born in Franklin, KY and graduated from Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green. Cindy helps coordinate P.I.M.’s community outreach programs, as well as performing daily scheduling and insurance verification. Cindy’s ability to meet patient scheduling needs, ensure the patient personal time with a therapist, coordinate community events, and keep a positive attitude through each task, is a blessing to P.I.M.

Cindy currently lives in White House with her husband, Frank and two children, Logan and Allyson. They are members of White House First United Methodist Church. Cindy and her family spend every weekend in the spring and fall at the soccer field and also love to attend Titan football games. She has been with P.I.M. since May 2006 and feels blessed to have a job in White House after spending many years driving long distances to work

Chrystal Womack

Chrystal Womack joined the P.I.M. family in September of 2008. Chrystal earned her Physical Therapist Assistant degree from Volunteer State Community College in May of 2008. Chrystal has continued her education since joining P.I.M., completing a cervical spine mobilization and treatment course from Cross Country Education, in the spring of 2009. She also holds several fitness certifications, including: Aerobic and Fitness Association of America Group Fitness Certification; Arthritis Foundation Aquatic Exercise Instructor; and a Level III Yoga Trainer from YogaFit. In the fall of 2009, Chrystal plans to sit for the American College of Sports Medicine personal trainer certification exam.

Chrystal’s fitness and physical therapy background enables her to see clients in both settings at P.I.M. She is a welcome addition to Progress In Motion Chrystal is married, and lives in White House. She has two boys who she enjoys watching play or do anything. She is also active in her church and the White House music community.