BIO

Danielle Robinson is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who specializes in pediatric physical therapy.  Dr. Robinson has 15 years of experience as a pediatric physical therapist, working primarily in the Knoxville area, evaluating and treating various conditions as well as age levels over the years.

Dr. Robinson became interested in physical therapy after an injury in high school soccer which required physical therapy.  At that time, she knew of her passion for working with children, but as a physical therapy student she pursued pediatrics as her main focus which solidified her career path.  She graduated in 2007 from West Virginia University with a Bachelors of Science in Exercise Physiology and in 2010 from West Virginia University with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy.  Dr. Robinson has since worked in various facets of physical therapy including acute care, pediatric ICU care, neonatal intensive care, outpatient care, specialty clinic for weight management, oncology and hematology care, aquatic therapy, and school system care. She is certified in neonatal massage and pediatric kinesiotaping.

Dr. Robinson treats all pediatric conditions ranging from developmental milestones achievement to post injury care.  In addition, she integrates a variety of approaches such as pediatric massage, sensory integration, kinesiotaping, therapeutic yoga, therapeutic exercise, core strengthening, and play-based therapy to help patients and families achieve their goals. She seeks to help each child achieve their highest potential and is passionate about providing family-centered care. She also highly values being transparent, honest, and communicative with each family to ensure all are working towards the same goals.

Outside of her therapy practice, Dr. Robinson enjoys spending time with her husband and two energetic children as well as camping, crafting, and cooking.