“Brian Yee is the thinking person’s physical therapist. Instead of treating the injury in front of him, he treats the entire person. He will change the way you think about your body, and may very well help you discover the reason you are in pain — and what you need to …

Dr. Brian Yee, PT, DPT is a Board-Certified Orthopaedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) and a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists (FAAOMPT). A graduate of Northwestern University in physical therapy, Brian completed post-graduate physical therapy training at the University of Queensland in Australia and obtained ...

Brian Yee is a Partner at ACME focusing on investment opportunities in consumer, healthcare, fin-tech and vertical software. Brian currently sits on the board of Ever/Body, Forma.ai, Quip, SoLo Funds, Wag! (NASDAQ: PET), and Zendrive, and serves as a board observer for Brightside, MyMo, Favor Health, and Slync.io.

Motion Stability was founded by one of the top physical therapists in Georgia, Brian Yee PT, DPT. In addition to working directly with patients, Brian consults with clients all over the world, teaches, and has authored numerous academic papers and a book. He started Motion Stability in 2008 to bring together the best physical therapists in Atlanta.

Brian is an Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor at Mercer University Physical Therapy involved in the Orthopedic Residency and Manual Therapy Fellowship curriculum. Clinical specialties include injury-related motion analysis, manual therapy, neurodynamics, fascial manipulation, and dry …

West Virginia Pain Institute, leading experts for treating patients who suffer from pain, uses advanced diagnostic techniques to assess the source of the pain and develop a comprehensive and safe treatment approach that can significantly reduce your pain.

2012年1月1日 · Brian Yee is the Partner at ACME Capital. Additionally, Brian Yee has had 2 past jobs including Associate, North America at General Atlantic.

In his debut book, (Un)Resolved, Dr. Brian Yee, PT, DPT, makes the case for examining any chronic injury against one’s pain landscape, or Movement Story. Instead of the quick fixes so pervasive in healthcare today, Yee urges readers to slow down and take a comprehensive view of their pain so they understand it well enough to properly treat ...