CDM
PT & Performance therapy
where clinical precision meets performance innovation
DR. CHRIS MILLER - THE FORCE BEHIND CDM
A Doctor of Physical Therapy from Temple University and one of fewer than 7% of PTs nationwide to earn board certification in Orthopedic Clinical Specialization, Chris has built his career on bridging the gap between rehab and peak performance.His approach fuses advanced rehabilitation with performance training to help athletes unlock their full potential — moving beyond recovery to reach new levels of strength, power, and efficiency. Featured in leading running and golf publications, Chris has also led workshops on back pain, ACL injury prevention, and sport-specific movement mastery. With an unwavering focus on the art and science of movement, he delivers deeply individualized care — combining hands-on therapy, movement analysis, and performance strategy to help athletes not just recover, but thrive
THE MISSIOn
At CDM Performance Therapy, our mission is to help clients uncover the subtle imbalances, restrictions, and movement patterns that contribute to their injury and limit their performance. Through comprehensive, personalized assessments, we identify the root causes behind those limitations and create targeted plans that help you move, recover, and perform at your best. When injury occurs, we go beyond treating the what to uncover the why, leading to lasting results and preventing future re-injury.
WHAT TO EXPECT from CDM
Physical Therapy & Performance
A comprehensive physical therapy evaluation and treatment plan. A doctorate-level physical therapist will conduct a full-body assessment to pinpoint the underlying causes of pain or movement dysfunction. Same-day treatment may involve joint mobilizations to improve mobility, soft tissue work to relieve tension, cupping, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM), dry needling (coming 2026), neuromuscular techniques to restore proper movement patterns, and a pragmatic, yet effective, home program to ensure individualized care.
Subsequent visit(s): Hands-on treatment is a crucial component of physical therapy, especially for ensuring steady recovery and progress. Techniques like joint mobilizations, manual therapy, and soft tissue work help restore movement, reduce pain, and improve function. IASTM, cupping, and dry needling may be utilized as deemed appropriate. Continual reassessment allows your therapist to adapt treatments based on how your body responds, ensuring optimal progressions and preventing setbacks.
CONTACT TO
GET STARTED
267-405-1248
CDMPTandperformance@gmail.com
1 hour initial evaluation w/treatment
1 hour follow-up session*
30-minute follow-up session*
15-minute follow-up session*
*all follow-up sessions require initial evaluation
All treatments may include manual therapy, myofascial release, neuromuscular re-education, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization, cupping, and taping (dry needling coming 2026)