Robert Maroon, PT
Clinic Director

Education:
State University of New York,
    Bachelor of Science, Physical Therapy, 1985

Robert Maroon is one of the founding members of The Therapy Network. Originally from Niagara Falls, New York, he came to Virginia Beach in 1987 and started at The Therapy Network’s Ghent office, then known as Ghent Physical Therapy. He quickly set up TTN’s multiple clinics using his PT expertise and created the standards TTN still follows today. Robert specializes in Spine Therapy, utilizing the McKenzie method of spine evaluation and treatment. Robert is well known in the Hampton Roads Community for his continued work with difficult spine cases and his high outcomes with those patients. Robert has done work with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and remains a devout supporter of that charity. He has four children. Robert enjoys golf, basketball and live music.

Professional Memberships: ATPA, McKenzie Institute

Lauren Stacy, LPTA

Education:
AAS at TCC, BS of Psychology from Old Dominion University, applying for DPT

Certification:
Mckenzie Lumbar

Lauren is originally from Norfolk, Virginia. She went to school for cardiac technology and has always enjoyed health care but chose the wrong field initially until she became a physical therapy technician. From there she worked for three years and eventually went to school to become a Physical Therapy Assistant. Her interests and hobbies include: surfing, dogs, traveling, running and reading.

Erin Morris , DPT

Education:
Furman University, Greenville, South Carolina, Physical Therapy School at Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia.

Erin is originally from Shreveport, Louisiana. She enjoyed science and medicine growing up, but also liked working hands on with people. She found that physical therapy provides the best of both worlds. She eventually went to school at Old Dominion University where she became a physical therapist. In addition to Erin’s hard work, she enjoys running, triathlons and traveling.