Meet Our Team
At Neuro Rehab Collaborative, we're more than just healthcare professionals. We're partners in your journey toward improved mobility and well-being. Our team of dedicated professionals with expertise in various areas of neurorehabilitation will work together to deliver personalized care tailored to your unique needs.
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Ashley Ingram, OTD, OTR/L
With a diverse occupational therapy background spanning acute care, inpatient rehab, and home health, Ashley possesses a holistic insight into patient experiences. Demonstrating natural leadership abilities, she took on the role of director at an Assisted Living Facility to enhance patient care accessibility.
Drawing from personal encounters with chronic pain, Ashley recognizes the importance of mental health services. Consequently, she has integrated mental health practices with occupational therapy to provide comprehensive care.
Specializing in animal-assisted therapy Ashley offers therapeutic interventions that can incorporate animals when appropriate to help meet patients' goals.
Ashley Ingram graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Animal Sciences from Virginia Tech before pursuing a Doctorate in Occupational Therapy (OTD) from Murphy Deming College of Health Sciences.
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Courtney Perkins, PT, DPT
Courtney Perkins is a certified in Parkinson’s Disease as a PWR!Moves therapist and also holds credentials as a Certified Brain Injury Specialist and as a Certified American Institute of Balance Provider, specializing in aiding individuals dealing with dizziness and concussions.
In her role as Lead Therapist within Carilion Clinic’s inpatient and outpatient brain injury physical therapy program, Courtney had a pivotal role in both patient care and research, notably as a primary investigator focusing on High Intensity Gait Training for individuals recovering from brain injuries.
Deeply involved in her community, Courtney has demonstrated leadership by founding and facilitating Head Strong, a support group dedicated to offering education and assistance to survivors of strokes, brain injuries, and brain tumors. Presently, she organizes Warrior Walk, a group aimed at encouraging physical activity among those facing mobility challenges.
Courtney, originally from Cleveland, Ohio, moved to Roanoke in 2017, where she attended Radford University and earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree.
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Lennox McNeary, MD Valley PM&R
Dr. Lydia Lennox McNeary is a physician specializing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R). Dr. McNeary is Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and holds subspecialty Board Certification in Brain Injury Medicine.
She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Environmental Science and Policy from Duke University and her Doctor of Medicine Degree from Virginia Commonwealth University. She completed her residency in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at William Beaumont Hospital in Michigan.
Dr. McNeary served as a Medical Director and attending physician for the acute inpatient rehabilitation unit at Carilion Clinic for 16 years.
Throughout her career, Dr. McNeary has been actively involved in professional organizations including the American Academy of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, participating in various committees and workgroups focused on advocating for her patients and the specialty of PM&R.
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