Carly A. Archambeau, PT

Carly Archambeau, PT is a Physical Therapist located in Centerville, OH. She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Dayton in Dayton, OH in 2024. Carly received her Bachelor of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences from The Ohio State University in Columbus, OH in 2021.  

Carly became a physical therapist because of her interest in understanding the human body and the ability to provide holistic healing.  Her main focuses include rehabilitation for adolescents and women’s health populations, female athletes, swimmers, runners, and concussions. She competed for over 8 years in soccer, swimming, and track and field and also has competed in cross country, tennis, and basketball. Carly was an assistant swim coach during her undergraduate schooling which helped her refine her understanding and evaluation of swimming techniques. 

Carly specializes in orthopedic and sports physical therapy. Her last clinical experience in physical therapy school was at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, where she developed her skills to treat a multitude of pediatric and adolescent orthopedic and sports-specific diagnoses and injuries. She treats an array of orthopedic/sports-based pains, injuries, and dysfunctions. Techniques and treatments may include therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, neuro re-education, gait training, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM), blood flow restriction, cupping, and therapeutic activity. 

Carly specializes in running and swimming physical therapy. She provides comprehensive running and swimming evaluations and analyses. She has experience treating these patients for musculoskeletal dysfunctions, sprains, strains, repetitive stress injuries, and overuse injuries. Techniques and treatments may include specialized running or swimming care focused on analysis of injury risk, running or stroke mechanics assessment, practice modifications, shoe recommendations, manual therapy, and therapeutic exercises. 

Carly lastly specializes in pelvic floor physical therapy for female population. She has a special interest in runners with pelvic floor dysfunctions, stress incontinence related to exercise and physical activity, and helping pregnant and post-partum individuals. She highly enjoys working with pelvic floor patients by providing them with a sensitive and holistic approach.