Nancy Krumm-Richardson, PT, MSPT, HTCP
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I became a physical therapist because I was drawn to both the art and science of movement and loved the beauty of working to help others improve their health and wellness. My career began with a focus on children with congenital muscular torticollis, autism, cerebral palsy, and developmental delays, among others. I thrived on figuring out how to engage kids so they could be active participants in their healing. Making therapy fun was key to their success.
In 2011, I faced a challenging illness that significantly impacted my life. Although it was difficult, the experience ultimately resolved and led me to explore complementary healing methods that I had previously been skeptical of. I discovered how therapies such as Myofascial Release and Healing Touch could complement traditional healthcare and contribute to faster functional improvements. This experience inspired me to integrate these nontraditional methods
into my own practice.
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Over time, my practice expanded to include working with adults and the elderly, and I became especially passionate about helping people with chronic pain, arthritis, and those dealing with nagging, persistent issues that won’t seem to go away. I am particularly focused on women’s health and enjoy helping women navigate pain and mobility challenges, empowering them to live life fully and without limitations.
I believe in a holistic approach to healing, blending both traditional and nontraditional techniques to support my clients on their personal journeys toward wellness—whether they are managing chronic pain, improving movement, or simply feeling better in daily life.
When I’m not working with clients, you can find me outdoors—whether I’m hiking, kayaking, biking, or exploring National Parks. I have a deep love for nature and the rejuvenating power of being outside. I also enjoy spending time in my garden, where I’ve recently taken up vegetable gardening, and finding peace through the creative process of embroidery. Time spent outdoors and engaging in these hobbies brings me a sense of balance and connection to the world around me.
In addition to my personal interests, I am passionate about being an active part of my community, which is why I became a Girl Scout Leader. I’ve realized how important it is to give back, empower others, and contribute to creating a supportive environment for young girls. As a leader, I have the privilege of helping girls develop confidence, leadership skills, and a sense of belonging—values that I believe are essential to personal growth and community-building.
I cherish spending time with my husband, adult children, and our playful cats. My family even got me playing DnD!