Community health lectures across the East Valley.

You need a speaker for a room full of people who sit at a desk all day. One of our physical therapists will come and talk to them.

Workplaces and HOAs Clubs and senior centers Request A Speaker

What It Is

Not an appointment. A talk.

This is not a treatment and there is nothing here to book for yourself. It is one of our physical therapists standing in your room, talking to your group about how bodies get hurt and what keeps them working.

Moore Physical Therapy has been in the East Valley since 2002, with clinics in Mesa, Tempe and Gold Canyon. Marc Moore grew up in Mesa and has volunteered across this valley for two decades. Speaking to local groups comes out of that.

Somebody in your group is already working around a back or a knee. They will keep working around it, quietly, until somebody explains what it actually is and what helps. That is the point of a talk like this.

A small group of adults seated together listening to a presenter

Your room, your group, our therapist

What Groups Ask About

Three subjects worth the room.

You are the one who books the speakers, sets out the chairs and gets asked afterwards whether it was any good. So start with what your group is already quietly dealing with. Follow a link for the clinical version.

Backs that give out at work Falls, and how to stop them Pain that outlasted its cause Another topic in mind? Tell us.

What A Talk Looks Like

Three steps, one talk.

You tell us the group and the topic.

A therapist comes out and speaks.

Questions, for as long as they last.

Why Host One

Four reasons your group gets something out of it.

A licensed physical therapist, not a rep.

Plain language, no jargon to decode.

Your topic, not a canned deck.

Real questions answered in the room.

After The Talk

If someone in the room needs more.

Physical Therapy Where an evaluation turns a question into a plan. Functional Improvement Turns range of motion back into stairs, curbs and car doors.

Questions, Answered

Before you ask for a speaker.

Who can request a speaker?

Any group in the East Valley. Employers and safety committees, HOAs, running and cycling clubs, churches, senior centers, schools and support groups all fit. If you have a room and people in it, ask us. Nobody in the room has to be a patient, and there is nothing for them to sign up for.

What does the talk cover?

You pick the subject. Options that work well: backs and necks at work, keeping hips and knees usable as you get older, balance and falls, and what to do in the first week after an injury. We explain why physical therapy matters in recovering from common injuries, in language people can use the same afternoon, and we leave real time for questions.

How do I request one?

Call your preferred clinic: Mesa (480) 218-1344, Gold Canyon (480) 982-7948 or Tempe (480) 833-7879. Tell us your group, roughly how many people, the topic you want and the dates you are weighing up. We will sort out which of our therapists can be there.

Still Deciding?

Not sure where to start?

You don’t need to know which clinic or which service is right before you reach out. Start a request, or call the clinic closest to you, and we’ll help you sort out the rest.