About Us

Annie Neurohr (Glackin), DPT, OCS, CMTPT

Dr. Grace “Annie” Neurohr (Glackin) is a physical therapist, Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, and certified running gait analyst with over 10 years of experience in orthopedic and sports medicine rehabilitation.

Prior to relocating to Atlanta, Dr. Annie was the founder and director of the Sinai Running Rehabilitation Program in Baltimore. In this role, Dr. Annie worked extensively with runners and athletes to identify movement impairments, improve efficiency, and guide injury recovery and performance optimization. During her time at Sinai, Dr. Annie developed a special interest in limb difference and deficiency, expanding the program to serve individuals with congenital and traumatic bone conditions to improve participation and confidence in sport and fitness programming.

In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Annie is actively involved in running-related education and research. She is the co-founder of Finish Line Seminars, a continuing education company dedicated to training rehabilitation professionals in the evaluation and treatment of endurance athletes. She has taught nationally and internationally on lower extremity biomechanics, running-related injuries, and evidence-based treatment strategies for endurance athletes. Her research interests and publications include knee pain etiology and treatment in runners, as well as bone stress injury development and prevention.

An avid runner herself, Dr. Annie has completed six marathons, including the notoriously grueling 2018 Boston Marathon, which is widely regarded as one of the harshest weather years in the race’s history. Her personal experience as an endurance athlete gives her a unique understanding of the physical and mental demands of training, racing, and injury recovery.

Dr. Annie is committed to providing personalized care in a supportive environment where patients feel heard, educated, and confident throughout their rehabilitation journey.

Dr. Annie Neurohr in the Press:

Evidence based treatment options for common knee injuries in runners - Grace Anne ("Annie") Neurohr, Simeon Mellinger

Believe in the Run - The Drop: Episode 226

Believe in the Run - The Drop: Episode 252

CBS News - Dr. Neurohr Gives Us Tips For Running Safer, Faster, and Longer

CBS News - How Running Can Help With Osteoarthritis

CBS News - Take It Easy: How to Gradually, And Safely, Approach Running Workouts After Long Periods of Physical Inactivity

CBS News - Running in the Cold: Tips to Help You Stay Warm, Healthy, and Safe 

CBS News - What You Should Know About Running Shoes Before Buying A Pair

Brendan Glackin, DPT, OCS, CMTPT, CSCS*

 Dr. Brendan is an Orthopedic Physical Therapist with over 10 years of experience, and is Board Certified in Orthopedics from the American Physical Therapy Association.

Dr. Brendan saw early on in his career the lack of quality care in orthopedic physical therapy and decided to start Glackin Physiotherapy a year after obtaining his Doctorate in Physical Therapy.  The desire of high quality, conservative care from Doctors of Physical Therapy has remained unchanged in Glackin Physiotherapy's model since its first year of inception.  Dr. Brendan has helped thousands of patients with numerous injuries by first listening and understanding their condition and goals, reducing irritability in the system through various physical therapy techniques, and properly loading the system with a strong knowledge of healing processes in the body to promote full functional recovery.

Dr. Brendan has a special interest in athletic injuries of the spine (neck, mid and low back), shoulders and all lower body injuries (hip, knee, ankle).  He has a special interest in rehabilitating soccer athletes.  He is a high school soccer coach in Roswell, GA and continues to play at Silverbacks Park in Atlanta, GA.