Coweta

Abbey was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma and lived in Broken Arrow until she was 10 years old. She then moved to Elgin, where she graduated high school. Abbey went on to play college softball and graduate from Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee in 2012 with a major in Exercise Science and minor in Natural Science. She was a three time Academic All-American while at OBU.  She then moved to Tulsa to attend the University of Oklahoma Health and Science Center where she graduated with honors with her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree.

Abbey works for Redbud Physical Therapy and is the Clinic Manager and Physical Therapist at their Coweta location. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and Oklahoma Physical Therapy Association. She began her physical therapy career in a hospital setting at a long-term acute care facility and with home health. This gave her many very valuable experiences that she finds especially useful when treating neurologic and geriatric patients in the clinic. However, she is passionate about orthopedics as well, and finds joy in helping people be able to get back to whatever activity they want to do. Being a former college athlete, Abbey also has an increased interest in sport related and athletic populations. Abbey tries to take advantage of all the learning opportunities she can from continuing education classes and mentors within the company.

Abbey resides in Tulsa with her husband, Jonathan, and their daughter Logyn. She is soon to have a little boy as well. Abbey enjoys almost anything sport related or outdoors. She enjoys trying to play golf with her family as well as hiking with her dog, Olympic lifting, CrossFit, running outside, and camping with family. She also enjoys going to the movies and eating her fair share of a large popcorn. Abbey loves to travel as much as she can and has many places left on her bucket list to check off!

Practicing Physical Therapy since 1996, Wendi has also been treating Certified Hand Therapists since 2001. She has worked in a variety of settings over her time in the PT field. In addition to Hand Therapy, she has a special interest in dance related injuries and prevention.

She lives in Claremore with her husband and son – both of whom have a passion for BMX racing and are, in part, the reason Mayes County BMX Track is now open. In her free time, you can catch her at the Dreamz Dance Studio, which she owns in Prayor.

Sharvea Larman earned her Associates in Applied Science (AAS) from Oklahoma City Community College as a Surgical Technician. Prior to that, Sharvea obtained her Physical Therapy Assistant from Southwestern Oklahoma State University.

Sharvea is most interested in treating post-operative.

In her free time, Sharvea enjoys watching Syfy/Action/Disney movies, playing/walking with her three large dogs (Chip, Remi, and Kiki), and watching/going to OU Football games.