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One-on-One Physical Therapy in Mount Pleasant, SC
Personal Physical Therapy Focused on Steady,
Lasting Progress
One-on-one physical therapy in Mount Pleasant, SC designed for people who want real results—not rushed visits—with care guided by a licensed physical therapist in Mount Pleasant.
Care is delivered in a calm, focused setting for active adults balancing work, family, and movement, including those living near Old Village, I’On, Park West, and along the Coleman Boulevard corridor.
Most major insurance accepted
Individualized Physical Therapy in Mount Pleasant, SC
Your care should adapt to you—not the other way around.
In our Mount Pleasant clinic, you work one-on-one with the same Doctor of Physical Therapy every visit, receiving hands-on physical therapy tailored to how your body moves.
This continuity allows for detailed evaluation, hands-on physical therapy, and immediate adjustments as your movement improves. The result is a clear plan, fewer unknowns, and progress you can feel with every session.
Care Designed Around
Trackable Improvement
Progress doesn’t happen randomly. At PTS Physical Therapy, your Mount Pleasant treatment plan starts with a detailed evaluation and movement analysis, then adapts as your strength, mobility, and confidence improve—so your care continues to match where you are, not where you started.
How this approach supports your recovery:
One-on-one access to a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy at every appointment
Hands-on techniques combined with purpose-driven movement work
Emphasis on durable movement patterns, not short-term fixes
Programs built around your condition, goals, and daily demands
Objective markers used to monitor progress over time
Ongoing adjustments as your body changes, so treatment never stalls
Our Mount Pleasant physical therapy programs are structured to improve how you move in real life, not just how you feel in the clinic.
Supporting the Mount Pleasant Community
Daily movement in Mount Pleasant places unique demands on the body.
From traffic back-ups over the Ravenel Bridge to humid summers and active weekends, everyday life here can quietly add stress to joints and muscles. We commonly help patients manage back pain, neck pain, and knee pain related to desk work, commuting, running, and everyday activity in Mount Pleasant.
We work with patients across Mount Pleasant, including Dunes West, Rivertowne, Belle Hall, and Hamlin Plantation, with care designed around real-world routines.
PTS Physical Therapy supports Mount Pleasant residents who value consistent, relationship-driven physical therapy.
Pelvic Floor Treatment in Mount Pleasant
Pelvic floor physical therapy in Mount Pleasant focuses on pelvic pain, core coordination, and related conditions through private, one-on-one care. Treatment is provided by a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy in a discreet setting designed for comfort, precision, and long-term improvement.
Orthopedic Physical Therapy in Mount Pleasant
Orthopedic physical therapy treats back pain, joint pain, arthritis, post-surgical recovery, and common injuries affecting daily movement, work, and recreation. Treatment prioritizes efficient movement, tissue resilience, and practical strength for long-term function.
Neurological & Vestibular Therapy in Mount Pleasant
Neurological and vestibular therapy treats dizziness, balance issues, and coordination problems that limit walking and daily mobility. Care emphasizes stability, confident gait, and safe movement for routine activities, including uneven surfaces, stairs, and everyday movement demands.
Wellness Program in
Mount Pleasant
The wellness program provides ongoing strength and movement guidance after physical therapy ends. It is designed for Mount Pleasant residents who want to maintain progress, prevent setbacks, and stay active over time.
This program also supports injury prevention through guided strength and movement planning.
Physical Therapy Services in
Mount Pleasant, SC
Physical Therapy Questions
Mount Pleasant Patients Ask Most
A patient-first alternative to high-volume clinics
Choosing physical therapy in Mount Pleasant shouldn’t mean rushed visits or rotating providers. Many local patients choose PTS Physical Therapy because they want consistent one-on-one care, clear communication, and a therapist who remains involved from start to finish.
Is private physical therapy worth the extra cost in Mount Pleasant?
Yes—for many Mount Pleasant patients, private physical therapy is worth it because care is delivered one-on-one for the full session. This level of attention often leads to more consistent progress and fewer repeat visits, and most major insurance plans are accepted to help keep care accessible for patients coming from neighborhoods like Belle Hall, Park West, and Seaside Farms.
Will I recover faster with private physical therapy?
Many patients see progress sooner because private physical therapy allows treatment to be adjusted every visit. This is especially helpful for Mount Pleasant residents balancing work schedules, bridge commutes, and active lifestyles who want each session to move recovery forward.
How is private physical therapy different from a typical clinic?
In private physical therapy, your Mount Pleasant physical therapist focuses only on you during your appointment. There is no rotating between patients or shared attention, which allows for more precise care, clearer progression, and fewer setbacks compared to high-volume clinics.
Will I see the same physical therapist each visit?
Yes. Patients typically work with the same licensed Mount Pleasant Doctor of Physical Therapy at every visit. This continuity allows your therapist to track progress closely and make informed adjustments as your movement improves over time.
Will my sessions include hands-on treatment, or just exercises?
Sessions include active treatment, not independent exercise time. Care combines hands-on techniques, guided movement, and real-time correction so patients from across Mount Pleasant feel supported and supervised throughout each visit.
What Mount Pleasant Patients Say About Their Care
Real experiences from people who chose one-on-one physical therapy
Meet the Experts Behind Your Recovery
Our dedicated team of skilled therapists in Mount Pleasant provides one-on-one, doctor-led physical therapy to help you move with confidence again—whether you’re a busy professional, athlete, post-op patient, or mom needing pelvic floor support. Get to know the specialists trusted by families from Old Village, Park West, Carolina Park, Seaside Farms, and beyond to help you move, heal, and thrive.
DPT, MTC, ATC - Owner, CEO
Dr. Jonathan Kelley
Dr. Jonathan Kelley began his studies at the University of Florida where he graduated from the College of Health and Human Performances as the President of the Athletic Trainers Association. He achieved a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sports Science and a National Certification in Athletic Training (ATC). He had the opportunity to work with some of the greatest high school, collegiate, professional and Olympic athletes. John continued his academic career by earning a Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy from the nationally ranked and highly respected University of St. Augustine, where he trained under Dr. Stanly V. Paris, PT, PhD, FAPTA (a famous Joint Manipulation and Orthopedic therapist in the PT world). John continued his studies and completed both his Doctorate in Physical Therapy and his Advanced Certification in Manual Therapy (MTC) at the University of St. Augustine. His accolades have attracted patients from all walks of life; from NFL players, Stingray Hockey, Charleston Battery, CofC, The Citadel, Olympians, future soccer, football, tennis and baseball stars as well as local moms and dads who are the superhero’s to their kids and community. As an active member and Certified Clinical Instructor of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and a member of the South Carolina Chapter he maintains up to date on the latest treatments, technology and advancement in his field. Dr. Kelley has special advanced training in sports medicine, orthopedics, BPPV, manual therapy, strength training (Certified Strength Training Specialist) and more. As a father of three young boys he sponsors and coaches youth soccer, baseball, flag football and basketball. Dr. Kelley currently plays competitive soccer in the Charleston Battery Men’s League and occasionally sneaks out for a little surfing and golf. When asked about what is most important to him he simply says, “Family….. and that includes my staff, patients and community.” Dr. Kelley was the first Physical Therapist in the Nation to be ImPACT Concussion Testing Certified.
DPT, MTC - Physical Therapist
Dr. Will Avery
Dr. Will Avery has been heading up our Mt. Pleasant branch since 2010. Manually trained at the University of Saint Augustine where he received his doctorate and manual therapy certification (MTC), Will specializes in sports medicine for athletes of all ages including, but not limited to: repetitive use injuries, acute athletic trauma, joint instabilities and motor control dysfunction, as well as performance oriented training. He is Impact* credentialed to manage concussion symptoms and return to play guidelines, and works with youth to develop injury prevention strategies for the one to two sport athletes. In his spare time you might find him on the soccer field at Patriot’s point or fishing in the Stono river. He is grateful for the opportunities afforded to him by our growing Charleston community!
DPT, OCS, Physical Therapist
Dr. Cody Gunselman
Dr. Cody Gunselman completed his undergraduate studies at Kent State University and went on to receive his Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Cleveland State University. After graduate school, Cody chose to begin his physical therapy career as a contractor in clinics around the country that were in need of therapists. He valued gaining experience in multiple settings, learning from different clinicians, and was able to see the country in his spare time. Cody’s treatment areas include orthopedics, sports, vestibular, dry needling, blood flow restriction, and performance training. He has a passion for working with throwing athletes. He plans on obtaining his Level 1 CrossFit coaching certification. One of the biggest philosophies Cody tries to empower in his patients is to simply be active. He feels that, “If you have a body, you are an athlete.” If you come to physical therapy, it’s likely because something is stopping you from doing things you either need to do or love to do, so rehab should include those specific activities. Cody feels the fitness industry has changed, and PTs have the skillset to help people continue to be active at higher levels. He has a vision of educating people that just as you have a primary care physician you regularly see, you can have a physical therapist you can see in order to achieve your goals. Physical therapists are your doctors for movement and injuries. In his free time, Cody enjoys playing recreational sports which include playing golf and competing in softball/basketball leagues. While traveling around the country he picked up participating in CrossFit, which along with recreational sports leagues has helped fill his void for competition. He has a love for traveling and hiking. He’s excited to begin a new chapter here in the lowcountry.
DPT, OCS, CSCS- Physical Therapist
Dr. Matt Fedorchak
Matt completed his studies in PA and New York. He earned his Doctorate Degree from the New York Medical College and over the last several years he has been enjoying a very successful career. During that time he has continued his advanced training to achieve the American Physical Therapy Association’s OCS (Orthopedic Certification Specialist). Matt is also skilled in Dry Needling, Manual Therapy and wears another hat as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Matt came to visit the South and has made this his home. Strengths include; athletes, spine/back, neuro, balance, performance and more.
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DPT - Physical Therapist
Meghan Tidwell
Meghan was born and raised in Nashville, TN and completed her undergrad at Sewanee with a B.S. in Psychology and earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Tennessee State University. She worked at an orthopedic clinic in Nashville, TN before moving to Charleston recently. She chose PTS to work for the one-on-one care and attention provided to patients here. She was a part of Sewanee's collegiate soccer team and loves to treat athletes today as well. She treats a range of orthopedic injuries and ailments, having strengths with athletes of all ages, active adults, as well as other hip, knee, and shoulder problems. Her approach is to treat the patient as a whole, with a focus on getting them back to what their goal is. While completing her DPT, she completed research on ACL return to sport with a focus on male vs female athletes. Outside of work, she enjoys being active, reading, and trying new restaurants in the area with her fiance.
Visit Our
Mount Pleasant Physical Therapy Clinic
Address: 1539 Johnnie Dodds Blvd, Mount Pleasant, SC
Our Mount Pleasant physical therapy clinic is located along Johnnie Dodds Boulevard, making it easy to reach from throughout the area. Patients commonly visit us from nearby neighborhoods such as Belle Hall, Seaside Farms, I’On, and the Old Village, as well as from homes and offices just minutes from the Ravenel Bridge.
Parking is straightforward, and appointments are designed to fit smoothly into workdays, school schedules, and daily routines.