Recovery Project Promotes Dr. Meghan Malley to Program Director

The Recovery Project, a leading provider of progressive, effective neuro rehab therapies that improve the lives and functionality of patients with spinal cord and other neurological injuries, announced Meghan Malley, DPT has accepted the position of program director, in addition to her current role as lead physical therapist. Charlie Parkhill, co-founder of The Recovery Project, made the announcement.

“Since joining The Recovery Project 10 years ago, Meghan has led the way in developing new service offerings, medical programs and wellness classes,” said Parkhill. “From launching Rock Steady Boxing at our clinic nearly three years ago, to spearheading our new oncology clinic, Meghan has been an invaluable asset to The Recovery Project. We expect great things as Meghan settles into her new role and continues to bring highly personal care to our clients.”

Malley started at The Recovery Project in 2010 as a staff physical therapist. She became the medical programs coordinator in 2016 and lead physical therapist in 2017. She now oversees medical and wellness programs at The Recovery Project’s three locations as program director. Through her more encompassing role, Malley will manage the development and improvement of the clinic’s medical and wellness curriculum, seeking out advanced therapeutic approaches that fit within the clinic’s continuum of care.

“I am very eager to embrace the challenges and opportunities that come with this new role,” said Malley. “I’m looking forward to developing programming that is innovative, evidence based and above all else, positively impacts the lives of our wonderful clients who have entrusted us with their care.”

Malley holds a doctorate degree in physical therapy from Oakland University and a bachelor’s degree from Miami University. Among other certifications, Malley is a certified Parkinson Wellness Recovery (PWR!) therapist, a certified Rock Steady Boxing coach, and certified LSVT clinician. She earned the prestigious Beth C. Marcoux Research Excellence award during her graduate program at Oakland University.

About The Recovery Project

The Recovery Project leverages cutting-edge, evidence-based research to provide progressive and effective physical, occupational and speech therapies to clients who have suffered spinal cord, neurological and traumatic brain injuries. Through a highly trained, compassionate staff and state-of-the-art equipment, The Recovery Project builds unique therapy programs designed to directly help every client meet his or her specific goals. With convenient locations in Livonia, Clinton Township and Lansing, The Recovery Project provides hope and life-changing results for clients and their support network. For more information, visit www.therecoveryproject.net.