Eric’s journey into physical therapy started the same place as most of his best stories, on the field. A lifelong love of sports and a few meaningful experiences with excellent care convinced him that helping people move and feel their best was exactly what he wanted to do. He earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Delaware in 2012 and has built a practice around compassion, curiosity, and results.

Eric is curious about how the body works and relentless about finding what helps each person improve. He’s completed advanced training in Dry Needling, SFMA, FMS, Titleist Performance Institute (Medical Level 2), Run DNA L2, Mulligan Mobilizations, and PNF techniques. Skills he uses to create individualized, practical plans that get people back to the things they love.

Teaching is one of Eric’s great joys. He taught Electrotherapeutics at Widener University’s DPT program for a few years and found it deepened his care: when patients understand why something hurts and how rehab helps, they’re more confident and often recover faster. He brings that same clear, patient-centered approach to every appointment.

Eric has worked with high-level athletes across multiple professional sports organizations (NBA, NFL, LPGA, UFC, Pro Squash and Paddle Tour) and collegiate athletes but he treats every person with the same care and urgency. He believes everyone is an “athlete” in their own life, and he loves helping people reach the goals that matter to them.

When he’s not with patients, Eric is with his wife and two daughters, watching or playing sports, on the golf course, skiing, or doing whatever active adventure the day calls for. He’s happiest helping others move better and enjoy life more.

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Kim Ersin, PT, MS, is a licensed physical therapist with more than 25 years of experience helping patients improve their movement, function, and quality of life. She earned her bachelor’s degree in psychobiology from Albright College before continuing her education at Jefferson University, where she earned both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physical therapy.

Throughout her career, Kim has worked across outpatient rehabilitation, early intervention, and home care, giving her a unique perspective on treating patients through different stages of life. Today, she has a particular focus on women’s health and pelvic health physical therapy, combining her extensive clinical experience with a thoughtful, individualized approach to care.

In 2022, Kim completed Level I pelvic health training through Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute, expanding her expertise in the assessment and treatment of pelvic health conditions. She is passionate about creating a comfortable, supportive environment where her patients feel heard, understand what they are experiencing, and have a clear plan for moving forward.

At Circle Up, Kim approaches physical therapy as a partnership. Whether navigating pelvic health concerns, returning to activity, or simply wanting to feel stronger and more confident in their body, she works alongside each patient to provide the guidance, education, and support needed to make meaningful, lasting progress.

Outside the clinic, Kim enjoys supporting her children in their high school and collegiate sports and activities. She also loves traveling with her husband and spending time with her dogs.

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy may be beneficial for:

-Urinary urgency, frequency, leakage, or pain -Bowel or bladder incontinence -Constipation -Low back or tailbone pain -Abdominal separation (diastasis recti) -Pelvic or rectal pain, pressure, or heaviness -Pain or discomfort with intimacy or pelvic exams -Pregnancy related discomfort and postpartum recovery -Pelvic health concerns affecting both women and men

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Dr. Tara Gannon is a Philadelphia native whose interest in physical therapy began as a high‑school cross‑country and track athlete. She earned her undergraduate degree at Penn State University and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) from the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. With more than nine years of clinical experience, Tara has a strong foundation in sports and orthopedic assessment and rehab.

Tara is certified in Running Gait Analysis, which she uses to develop individualized programs that improve form, efficiency, mobility, and performance for runners of all levels. She is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and a Certified Dry Needling Specialist, skills that enhance her treatment of athletes and active individuals to restore function and support ongoing activity.

Outside the clinic, Tara stays active training for road races, attends concerts and music festivals, and enjoys relaxing at home with her boyfriend and adorable pup.

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Ryan is a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist who earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Neumann University. With more than 20 years of experience in strength, movement, and exercise, Ryan combines evidence-based treatment, expert manual therapy, and targeted exercise to understand what is limiting each patient and build a clear path forward. Ryan takes a personalized approach to care, starting by listening to each patient’s goals and understanding the challenges standing in their way. From acute injury and rebuilding to returning to sport and performance, he guides patients through each phase of recovery with a plan that evolves as they progress.

A former collegiate golfer and football player, Ryan has a particular passion for working with athletes and golfers. As a Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) certified provider, he combines his understanding of the body with golf-specific movement and swing demands to identify limitations that may affect performance. His goal is simple: help golfers move better, stay healthy, and play with confidence.

Ryan believes physical therapy should be more than treating an injury—it should be a partnership. He works alongside each patient to create a clear game plan, provide the tools and education needed to take ownership of their recovery, and build the confidence to keep moving forward. Whether the goal is returning to sport, improving performance, or simply moving without pain, Ryan is committed to helping each patient become stronger, move better, and achieve their goals.

Outside of Circle Up, Ryan enjoys spending time with his family, embracing life as a new father, golfing with friends, and staying active through strength and fitness training.

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