Our Team

Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist

Owner & Founder of Lyons Physical Therapy and Longmont Physical and Sports Therapy

Dr. Bronwyn Muldoon has extensive experience in sports medicine, orthopedic injuries and the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal conditions. She particularly has an interest in educating athletes, coaches and parents in preventive care such as ACL injuries, concussion rehab, and advising when it’s safe to return to sport post injury.

Bronwyn opened Lyons Physical Therapy in 1999, to give individual, hands-on care for her patients, striving to meet each patient’s needs and goals. She is continually advancing her education and knowledge of human movement, supporting her commitment to providing the best possible care to her patients.

Bronwyn earned her doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2014, and in 2017, Bronwyn became a Board Certified Sports Clinical Specialist, and expanded her practice to Longmont, with Longmont Physical & Sports Therapy.

Bronwyn lives in Lyons with her husband and four children. She enjoys traveling, camping, hiking and paddle boarding. She is very active in the community and is currently president of the Lyons Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Mary Eaman graduated from the University of Colorado with a BS in Physical Therapy and has worked as a PT in Boulder County for over 20 years. She enjoys working with a variety of orthopedic injuries, especially spinal pain and problems.

Mary has done extensive continuing education coursework in manual physical therapy techniques, vestibular and vertigo treatments, and is fluent in Spanish. Mary believes hands-on, one-on-one PT is the best way to help her patients achieve their rehabilitation goals.

Mary lives in Longmont with her husband and dog and loves to travel, scuba dive, sail, read and garden.

Kris Donohoe graduated from Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania in 1988. She has held several positions in the insurance industry the last of which was as a corporate trainer for a large brokerage firm with four offices in Colorado.

In 1999, Kris left that position to become more active in the family business and spend more time with her two children.

Kris joined Lyons Physical Therapy in 2008 and thoroughly enjoys life in Lyons with her husband and kids.

Jackie Brennan is an Occupational Therapist with over 20 years of experience. Her expertise is working with individuals with various hand and upper extremity injuries including carpal tunnel, finger and wrist fractures, tendon repairs, splinting and elbow problems.

She has specialized in upper extremity rehab and focuses on healing those with injuries so they can get full function and strength back. “The ability to use our hands and arms without pain and limitations is integral to living ones daily life. It is important to learn to work through our impairments to be able to perform daily activities like dressing, eating, driving and working.” Jackie also teaches the importance of good body mechanics, ergonomics and joint protection to prevent future injuries and overuse.

Jackie lives in Lyons and enjoys the outdoors, hiking with her dog and spending time with friends and family.

Ann Trombley has been a physical therapist for over 20 years. She specializes in sports injuries and sacro/iliac pain and dysfunction. Ann received her M.S. degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Colorado in Denver, CO. Since then she has continued to grow in her knowledge of the body and enthusiasm for helping others.In addition to her physical therapy practice Ann is an author, motivational speaker, and mountain biking coach. She competed in the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia. Although originally from Michigan, Ann moved to Colorado and immediately fell in love. She now spends as much time as possible exploring Colorado’s natural beauty and excellent mountain biking trails.

Dr. Jodi Eckenhoff is a Midwest transplant with over 20 years of physical therapy experience. Born and raised in Chicago, she moved to Colorado 8 years ago and immediately fell in love with the area.

She originally earned a degree in architecture from the University of New Mexico. While working in the field of architecture, Jodi discovered an interest in exercise physiology and decided to pursue it. In 1996, Jodi received a master’s degree in physical therapy from Northwestern University in Chicago. Shortly after moving to Colorado, she earned her doctorate in physical therapy from the University of Montana. Jodi worked with pediatric patients for 8 years. Recently, she has specialized in outpatient orthopedics.

Jodi is an active Coloradan. She loves the outdoors and enjoys hiking, biking, yoga, and gardening. She loves spending time with her three daughters and their families.