Ian McClure, PTA, LMT

Ian was born and raised in southern Maine. Growing up, he was your typical nerdy kid who enjoyed playing video games and Dungeons & Dragons. It was during his time at UMaine that a friend introduced him to the gym, and he quickly got hooked on it. He fumbled around on his own, trying to get stronger, and then, after college, discovered CrossFit. Sometime later, he started doing handstands. Now, he is still a giant nerd, likes to squat and bench press (but no CrossFit anymore), and still often stands on his hands.

Becoming a Physical Therapist Assistant came out of nowhere for him. He got stuck working retail for a long time until he decided something had to change. He knew he wanted to be able to help people. After some introspection, he discovered that helping people get back to what they love doing was the most satisfying. Physical Therapy seemed like a good place to do just that. In 2021, he enrolled in the PTA program at Kennebec Valley Community College and took that next step toward his goal. He is interested in working with athletes and weekend warriors.

Brian Callegari PT, DPT

Brian is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who combines both personal and professional experiences to patient care. His journey into physical therapy began as a patient recovering from his own injuries. From there he was inspired to pursue PT as a career after experiencing the profound impact it had on his life.

As a physical therapist, Brian values building strong, meaningful relationships with his patients. His goal is to empower his clients with the knowledge and resources they need to make positive lifestyle changes and achieve long-term relief. While early in his career, he has a growing interest in pain science and concussion care.

Brian grew up in East Lyme, Connecticut, where he developed an early passion for sports and fitness. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Health Science in 2023 and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2025, both at Springfield College. After finishing his degree he moved to Portland, drawn to the balance of city life and access to nature. Outside of the clinic, Brian spends most of his time hiking and going to concerts.