Christina Levesque Monroe, PT, DPT

Physical Therapy Supervisor – Brunswick

Christina, South Portland PT, is a passionate and experienced physical therapist who has been helping patients heal and thrive since joining Reform Physical Therapy in 2014. Originally from Rhode Island, Christina moved to Maine after marrying a Maine native. Since then, she has become an integral part of the South Portland clinic, known for her compassionate care and uplifting energy. Her approach blends clinical expertise with an encouraging treatment style, ensuring each patient feels supported from start to finish.

She began her academic journey by earning a Bachelor of Science in Biology in 2009. Shortly after, she pursued her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Franklin Pierce University, which she completed in 2013. From the very beginning of her career, Christina was drawn to outpatient orthopedics, where she could focus on one-on-one care and build long-term connections with her patients.

Over the years, Christina has continued to expand her knowledge through ongoing education. She has completed advanced training in manual therapy, particularly techniques for addressing cervical and lower back pain. Additionally, she has studied patient compliance strategies—ensuring that those she works with are more likely to follow through with treatment and achieve successful outcomes.

Her clinical interests include general orthopedic impairments, sports-related injuries, and neurological conditions. Moreover, Christina’s upbeat and lively personality helps create a positive environment that motivates patients to stay committed to their recovery. She firmly believes that healing can be both effective and enjoyable.

Outside the clinic, Christina enjoys running on the treadmill, catching up on her favorite Netflix shows, and spending quality time with her husband and their two young children. She brings the same enthusiasm and dedication to her home life as she does to her practice.

In every session, Christina, South Portland PT, empowers her patients to take control of their pain—so they can get back to living the life they love.

“I believe a person can control their pain, not let their pain control them”.