Thomas Allardi, PT, MSPT

Thomas Allardi earned his Masters in Physical Therapy at the MGH Institute of Health Professions in 1998. His professional experience includes adult, adolescent, and pediatric rehabilitation at Children's Hospital Boston.  Thomas is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). Thomas specializes in dynamic strengthening and return to sport.  He frequently attends continuing education courses and is passionate about shoulder.  An avid runner, Thomas participates in multiple road races and has run the Boston Marathon four times.

He is the co-owner of Active Motion Physical Therapy with his wife, Kelley Allardi. 

Kelley Allardi, PT, MSPT, PMA-CPT

Kelley Allardi graduated from MGH Institute of Health Professions in 1998. During her career, she has worked with adult, adolescent, and pediatric populations at Children's Hospital Boston.  Kelley is certified by the Pilates Method Alliance, the only professional certification in the field. Training towards this certification includes education from Power Pilates, Balanced Body University, Balance Point Pilates and Polestar Pilates. Kelley has led continuing education workshops for Boston area Pilates studios as a rehab specialist. Completing her strong interest in movement mechanics and posture, Kelley is also certified in The Schroth Method, a three dimensional approach to treating Scoliosis. Kelley is a fitness enthusiast who enjoys Pilates, Yoga, hiking and running.  

Kelley co-owns Active Motion Physical Therapy with her husband, Thomas Allardi.

Karen Webb, PT, MSPT

Karen Webb earned her Master's degree in Physical Therapy from the MGH Institute of Health Professions in 1999. She then spent the majority of her career working with pediatrics, adolescents and adults at Children's Hospital Boston. She is an active member of the APTA. Karen is a Graston Technique provider and has a special interest in treating adolescent sport injuries and post-operative rehabilitation.  Karen enjoys employing manual techniques to help achieve postural strength and endurance goals. Karen is a barre enthusiast and is also very active keeping up with her two adolescent girls.

Sara Addesa, PT, MSPT

Sara Addesa, MSPT graduated with a B.S in Biology from the University of Vermont in 1998.  A running injury during college led her to pursue a career in physical therapy and in 2001 she graduated with Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy from the MGH Institute.  Sara spent the beginning of her career treating individuals with severe neurological and orthopedic injuries at Spaulding Hospital and Boston Medical before transitioning to outpatient orthopedics 8 years ago.  Sara is a Graston Technique provider and has a special interest in treating sacroiliac dysfunction.  Using her experience as a personal trainer, Sara uses strength and conditioning principles to assist patients in recovery from injury, and return to sorts.  Sara is physically active herself with weight training, running and keeping up with her 3 small children.  

Stephanie Heroux, PT, DPT 

Stephanie Heroux earned her clinical doctorate in physical therapy from MGH Institute of Health Professions in 2019. She has worked with pediatric and adult patients in both neuro and ortho outpatient settings and is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and the International Association of Dance Medicine and Science (IADMS.) Prior to her clinical career, Stephanie was a professional dancer who toured internationally before founding her own company here in Boston, MA. She has taught in a number of New England’s most esteemed dance education programs for children through adults and continues to teach and advocate for dance wellness, conditioning, and injury reduction. Her research in collaboration with the Spaulding Dance Medicine Team was presented in Helsinki, Finland at the IADMS 2018 Annual Conference. She is certified in the Progressing Ballet Technique and participates in annual health and wellness screening events for dancers.   

Zoe Noel, PT

Zoe Noel earned her clinical doctorate in Physical Therapy from MGH IHP in January of 2022 during a year-long internship at AMPT. Zoe received her bachelor's degree in Exercise physiology with a minor in disability studies from the University of Massachusetts Lowell In 2019. Her interest in Physical therapy began after interviewing her younger brother's physical therapist for a career paper in high school after he was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Zoe grew up as a gymnast and diver giving her an appreciation for the human movement system from an early age. Zoe worked as a physical therapy aide throughout her undergraduate studies. She completed 2 acute care/ inpatient rehab clinical experiences at Martha's Vineyard Hospital during the Covid-19 pandemic before starting at AMPT. Post internship, Zoe decided to stay and keep learning from and working alongside the AMPT staff!

Jane Tessier manages the Front Desk at AMPT

Jane has an Associates Degree in Business Administration from Morse School of Business and a Certificate in Human Resources from Bentley University. She spent many years as a Human Resources Professional in the high tech industry; worked part time in a variety of HR and Administrative roles while raising her family and most recently joined AMPT handling the front desk activities. In her free time, Jane and her family enjoy many outside activities, including hiking, snow shoeing and working out.