Marisa Gulizia
PT, DPT, CSCS, 200 RYT
“I grew up in Norfolk, Nebraska, playing softball, basketball and participated in track. After high school, I had the privilege of playing softball at Dana College in Blair, Nebraska and receiving All-Regional and All-Conference recognition. I graduated from Dana College with my B. A. in Biology. Taking my passion of sports and my time volunteering in the athletic training room, I pursued a career in physical therapy (PT). I was accepted at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) and graduated in 2009 with my doctorate in Physical Therapy. I worked in the Omaha Metro area as a Sports Medicine/Orthopedic PT for 7 years prior to moving to Alma in 2015. While in Omaha, I spear headed a non-profit website in education to the public on concussions called Concussion Focus. I am currently a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and the Nebraska Physical Therapy Association. I currently serve as a clinical instructor for UNMC PT students. In 2016, I completed 200 hours of yoga training and currently teach classes in the Alma community. My treatment philosophy is “to create a committed, trusting and fun relationship with each patient through strong communication, progressive treatment and positive motivation to achieve the patient’s goals.” I’m married to my husband, Tony, and have two beautiful girls. I love being a mom and enjoying fitness training, running, playing a variety of sports, camping and fishing. I enjoy spending time with family and friends, being a sports fan, and being outdoors.”