About

“Change happens through movement and movement heals.”

- Joseph Pilates

Our Philosophy

At the Movement Collective, we feel it’s vital to collaborate with an array of movement experts to create the most comprehensive and tailored plan. As movement specialists, we aim to improve your quality of life through exercise, hands on care and self directed strategies. No two individuals' needs are the same, so, your exercise program shouldn’t be the same either. With 60 min consultations, we help identify your specific goals and areas for improvement.

Our Expertise

Our collaborators include Master GYROTONIC trainers, board certified specialists, and seasoned Principal dancers who have a wealth of experience watching and analyzing complex movers and are ready to provide their insight. These individuals are at the forefront of their fields, yet are in constant pursuit of continuing education. We utilize evidence based practice and cutting edge techniques to bring you the best results.

Our Commitment to Results

The Movement Collective is committed to helping you reach your goal, whether that’s preparing for a full length ballet, or recovering from having twins. Each treatment plan we create is built to achieve your specific goal. We are devoted to helping you get to the next level.

Kerri Regan

Founder

Dr. Kerri Williams Regan PT, DPT is a licensed Physical Therapist in the state of Massachusetts. A former dancer, she is a graduate of the Fordham/Ailey BFA program receiving her degree in Dance Performance. While in NYC, she pursued her Pilates comprehensive training becoming a third-generation classical instructor through Power Pilates under the direction of Bob Liekens and Susan Moran. Over her teaching tenure, she has developed a client following ranging from pre- and post-natal women, to professional athletes and artists.

After completing an internship with NYU Langone’s Harkness Center for Dance injuries, Kerri returned to her native state of Massachusetts to complete her Pre-Health Studies at Harvard University Extension School and subsequently receive her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from MGH Institute of Health Professions. Following graduation, Dr. Regan completed her internship year at Brigham and Women’s/Mass General Health Care Center and her first years of practice at Spaulding Outpatient, where her caseload was predominantly sports/orthopedic.

In 2015, she joined the Boston Ballet as a Physical Therapist. In 2020, she became the Health and Wellness Coordinator and Head Physical Therapist for the dancers of Boston Ballet. Among her initiatives, she fostered a Pilates and GYROTONIC® based conditioning and rehab program as well as implemented workload tracking and performance enhancement season planning strategies.

Kerri is currently an active member of the Boston Children's Hospital, Division of Sports Medicine, Performing Artist Athlete Committee. She is a former teaching assistant for MGH IHP and Teacher Trainer for Equinox Pilates. She has presented for IADMS, and the Harvard Medical School Sports Conference. Her recent publication credits include “Return to Sport Following Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction in the Professional Female Ballet Dancer” in the Journal of Women’s Sport Medicine.

Kerri believes in integrating a multidisciplinary approach to care and relies on her movement background as a Pilates and GYROTONIC® trainer as well as multiple manual therapy techniques including but not limited to: instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, myofascial release, dry needling, mulligan mobilizations and taping techniques. Her clinical interests include injury prevention, sports performance enhancement, women’s health, post-operative injuries and sports/ortho rehab for the lower extremity and spine.

In the Spring of 2020, Dr. Regan created the KWR Movement Collective, a platform that supports multidisciplinary care to address her client’s unique goals through traditional PT and other movement modalities. She is currently a full time Physical Therapist at the Micheli Center for the Division of Sports Medicine at the Skating Club of Boston.