About

Anthony Tomaselli

Anthony is a native of Vermont and lives on the Lyndon/East Burke line with his wife Krista and their four children, where they enjoy seasonal outdoor activities together. He completed the P.T. program at the University of Vermont in 1998. He initially worked in a small, community hospital where he gained experience with In-/Out-Patient and Rehabilitation care. Next, while in transition he worked briefly alongside his friend Ben McCormack, PT, CEES, CWCE at Northern Physical Therapy before independently managing an Outpatient PT Clinic in Island Pond for 12 years where he enjoyed providing a vital service for the rural community there. In the Fall of 2018 he also opened HŌHP, a private Outpatient clinic part-time.

To fulfill a career-long dream to be mentored clinically, Anthony and his entire family moved to Steamboat Springs, CO to work at Johnson & Johnson Physical Therapy where he accepted a fellow-in-training position. He was there for 16 months July 2019 - November 2020, accentuating his expertise to integrate various approaches in the treatment of Orthopaedic issues and all other systems for the wholistic care of individuals. He worked under the direct mentorship of clinic owners Brent Yamashita, PT, MPT, CFMT, FFMT, FAAOMPT and Gregory & Vicky Johnson, PT, FFMT, FAAOMPT, known around the world for teaching and mentoring physical therapists through the Institute of Physical Art since 1978. Two weeks before heading home to Vermont, Anthony completed his Fellowship in Functional Manual Therapy®, accredited by the AAOMPT [American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists]. He has achieved Fellowship status with the AAOMPT as well, the most prestigious Manual Therapy organization in the U.S.

Upon returning to the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, Anthony and Krista have re-opened the HŌHP clinic full-time out of their own home. At HŌHP Anthony sees clients Out-of-Network for 1 hour visits on a self-pay basis. This has enabled him to provide his unique services in a variety of ways, effectively serving the needs of individuals of all ages throughout the beautiful Northeast Kingdom.

He also has provided care for fitness enthusiasts of all ages, amateur and professional athletes and coaches including members of the US Ski Team, Dancers, Gymnasts, Marathon & Ultra-Marathon Runners, Climbers, Cyclists, Equestrians, Golfers, and those involved in all other sport varieties.

Education:

• 1999 - B.S. in Physical Therapy at the University of Vermont (UVM)
• 2013 - Certification as a Functional Manual Therapist through the Institute of Physical Art
• 2017 - Doctorate of Physical Therapy through Arcadia University
• 2019 - Certification in Trigger Point Dry Needling via Myopain Seminars.
• In addition to the Fellowship, Anthony has accumulated around ~2000 hours of Continuing Education training in various Manual Therapy approaches.

Anthony is licensed in Vermont and Colorado. His professional associations include the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), the Orthopedic Section of the APTA, the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists and the Vermont APTA.

Anthony and his wife Krista have been active members and part of the leadership team at their home church in Lyndonville for over 25 years. He is now a member of the Burke Area Chamber of Commerce.