About Us

Our Vision

We are dedicated to providing an environment for healing, self-awareness, empowerment and inspiration.

Our Mission

To provide extraordinary personalized service with  a progressive approach to health and healing.  Through a one to one relationship, we are committed to helping people return to a life of freedom and movement.

Our Staff

Kathleen Troust, Physical Therapist, Owner 

Kathleen Troust graduated from Marymount University with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree after an 8-year career as a fitness, Pilates, and group exercise instructor.  Kathleen is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the APTA’s Women’s Health section. She is currently working towards her Certificate of Achievement in pelvic floor and pre/post-natal rehab.

Kathleen's advanced training is in the John F.Barnes'  Myofascial Release approach. She treats complex pain issues and pelvic pain/dysfunction for women and men, in addition to pre/post-natal, postural issues, scoliosis,  common musculoskeletal injuries and myofascial release for infants. Her extensive experience in fitness, Pilates, yoga, meditation and corrective exercise brings variety to her treatment approach. She structures patient programs according to their individual needs and preferences and encourages exploration of complementary approaches to healing when appropriate.

 Kathleen has advanced training in transformational  coaching with Inner Journey Seminars, an educational organization for personal and spiritual development. She is also a graduate of  the Landmark Education Curriculum for Living and enjoys meditation, yoga, dancing, hiking, teaching indoor cycling and participating in various transformational programs. Kathleen lives in Arlington with her husband Dave , infant son Ian and boxer Hannah.

Randi Dutch, office assistant

Randi joined the Quantum team as the bookkeeper in 2007.  She was then brought on part-time as Kathleen's office assistant in Aug. of 2009 and continues to be an extremely valuable team player, managing many administrative responsibilities.  This greatly helps the therapists focus on what's most important...YOU.