About Amy

I grew up in central North Carolina and have made Graham my home for many years. What began as a practical move quickly became a place we chose intentionally — a small town with a strong sense of community and room to grow.

I’m the owner and sole physical therapist at Graham Physical Therapy, where I provide private, one-on-one care shaped around each person’s body, goals, and pace. I opened this practice because I believe physical therapy works best when it is focused, unrushed, and responsive — not standardized.

My approach emphasizes listening, clear communication, and respect for body autonomy. Treatment plans evolve with you, guided by how your body responds rather than rigid protocols. My work is especially informed by continuing education in pelvic health, fascial mobilization, and movement-based core and pelvic rehabilitation, which have significantly shaped how I assess and treat the body as an integrated system.

Outside of work, I’m a parent and share my home with two dogs who ensure there’s plenty of daily movement. I enjoy being part of the Graham community and caring for the people who live and work here.

Education & Professional Background

Dr. McMillion earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Elon University and a Bachelor’s degree in Clinical Research from Campbell University.

She has completed advanced training in:

• Pelvic Health Certification (Evidence in Motion)

• Fascial Mobilization coursework (Herman & Wallace)

• Pelvis Pro coursework (Core Exercise Solutions)

• Advanced Dry Needling (Double E PT Education)

• Therapeutic Neuroscience Education (Evidence in Motion)

Dr. McMillion has also published research in Physiotherapy Theory and Practice focused on gait, balance, and cognition in individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Ongoing education and clinical refinement remain an important part of her practice.

Care is thoughtful, individualized, and grounded — and appointments are available when you’re ready.