Thomas F. Roinestad, Physical Therapist, came to his profession to be of direct benefit to others, satisfy his innate curiosity and desire for personal and intellectual growth, and to figure out why he and others suffer from chronic pain and physical deterioration. He continuously seeks to find the optimum method(s) of addressing the underlying causes of pain. He derives great pleasure in facilitating positive change in his clients and himself.

Previously a medical technologist, Thomas graduated with honors with degrees in Physical Therapy, Medical Technology, and Zoology. He also studied Endocrinology at the graduate level for two years.

He is currently pursuing research investigating the contributions of foot function to orthop[edic and other problems throughout the body.

He enjoys all sports and outdoor activities, including biking, hiking, camping, canoeing/kayaking, hunting (with bow and arrow), fishing and weightlifting. He is an avid archer, having won many titles in his home state of Georgia, including the state championship in traditional archery.