Her time is filled with her young children, Adelyn and Cooper, her husband, Andrew, and their goldendoodle, Kali! They are quite the crew and can be found outside enjoying all of San Diego’s sunshine! Kristen is very passionate about her work, but truly appreciates the simple joys she finds in the day-to-day with her family. She takes great pride in mentoring our staff and encouraging growth as people and professionals. Kristen is a well-organized individual with good connections and a strong reputation for delivering quality patient care and educating students in various settings. They love working with each other in the classroom setting and feel they both have something very special to offer students. Kristen taught at Point Loma Nazarene University in the Masters of Kinesiology program alongside Brian in 2016.
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Most recently, Kristen has gotten back involved with Women’s Professional Soccer through our partnership with San Diego Wave FC as one of therapists working with the team. In 2016, Kristen stepped away from traveling with the team to start her family, but she has been fortunate to work with athletes of all levels and loves the competitive drive professional athletes bring to the table. She was primarily with the US Women’s National Soccer Team as they prepared for and won the 2015 Women’s World Cup in Canada. In 2012, Kristen began working for the United States Soccer Federation with youth, Paralympic and Olympic level teams. She continually pursues new learning opportunities in massage, PT and business operations. Kristen is our Regional Director, overseeing all areas of the business. Additionally, Kristen is a Certified Massage Practitioner and Certified in Applied Functional Science making her a strong asset to the Catalyst Physical Therapy & Wellness team. Kristen Knightly Campbell, physical therapist and massage therapist, holds a Doctorate Degree in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University and has been practicing physical therapy since May 2009.
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