Doctor-led care for people who are tired of being passed around.

Dr. Pere earned his Bachelor’s in Exercise Science from Mississippi College, where he played wide receiver and made the Academic All-Conference Team. He graduated from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences as Salutatorian with a Master’s in Occupational Therapy in 2012, then earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2013.

Before founding Beyond, he worked for some of the best-known physical therapy practices in the country, with patient outcomes in the top 2 percent nationwide. He has served on the medical team at the CrossFit Games, volunteered with the Special Olympics, treated patients on a mission trip to Honduras, and guest-instructed at Samford University.

He lives in Thompson’s Station with his wife Megan, also a physical therapist, and their sons Auggie and Dempsey.

Dr. Tisdale grew up in Smyrna, TN and earned her credentials from Belmont University. A fascination with how the human body works, paired with a love of working with people, is what drew her to physical therapy. Her favorite part of the job is the moment a patient starts to feel better.

She treats the whole person, working to understand why a body part hurts and what will keep it from hurting again. Away from the clinic she spends time with her husband Jon and kids Addie and Ollie, and enjoys reading and crafting.

Dr. Lacey grew up playing sports and was always curious about injuries and the road back to playing. She started working as a PT tech her freshman year of college and built her career from there. She is an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist, Certified Dry Needling Therapist, and ImPACT Concussion certified.

Her treatment starts with a functional movement assessment and manual therapy, built around each patient’s specific goals. Her favorite part of the job is watching a patient return to an activity pain had taken away, with the independence and knowledge to stay there.

Dr. Mullins grew up in Huntsville, AL and earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 2021 before completing his Doctorate of Physical Therapy at South College. His path into the field started with CrossFit, where he saw firsthand how fitness can change lives.

His favorite part of being a PT is taking patients past their pre-injury baseline, so they leave stronger and more resilient than before. Outside of work he enjoys CrossFit, board games, kayaking, hiking, basketball, and disc golf, and he is a proud Tennessee Vols fan.

Dr. Hamilton came to physical therapy through orthopedics and her years as a collegiate soccer player. She is a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist and Pelvic Health PT with dry needling certification.

Her treatment style is thorough and patient-specific. She listens carefully, builds a working hypothesis, tests it with clinical assessment, and shapes the plan of care around what she finds. Outside the clinic she loves traveling, staying fit, and being outdoors with her husband Bryan and daughters Madison and Aubrey.

Dr. Enoch grew up in Franklin and earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Tennessee State University in 2024. Her fascination with anatomy and intentional movement started early, and it shows in how she practices. Sessions are goal-driven and active, and she listens closely to what each patient loves doing and wants to get back to.

For Emily, therapy is about restoring confidence and freedom in daily life, whether that means returning to running, picking up your kids, or getting back to a favorite hobby. Outside the clinic she runs, practices Pilates, reads, and bakes for the same community she serves.

Dr. Hardy grew up playing sports in Monroeville, Alabama, and realized early that physical therapy was the career that matched her interest in healthy living through movement. She earned her Bachelor’s in Exercise Science from the University of Alabama in 2012 and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Elon University in 2015. She is a Certified Manual Therapist and Pelvic Health Therapist and provides dry needling.

She treats to each patient’s functional goals, whether that means picking up a child without pain, running a race, or living free of pelvic pain, and pairs hands-on care with education patients can use at home. Outside the clinic she enjoys cooking, hiking, yoga and Pilates, watching Alabama football, and time with her husband Matt and son Andrew.

Dr. Bullock grew up in Crossville, TN, where a high school anatomy and physiology class sparked his interest in how the body moves. He earned his Bachelor’s in Exercise Science from Tennessee Tech University in 2022 and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from South College in 2024.

He treats with the golden rule in mind: listen first, understand why the patient is in the clinic, and make them an active participant in their own plan of care. His goal is for every patient to leave confident in their ability to manage their own health and fitness. Off the clock he plays soccer, hikes, heads to the lake, and watches Tennessee Vols football and USA soccer.