Burlington Clinic

Graston Technique

Kinesio Tape

Dry Needling

Blood Flow Restriction

Keith Karpinski, PT, ATC

Keith is a graduate of The University of Vermont and has been a licensed physical therapist since 1998. He has been a certified Athletic Trainer since 2001 with the National Athletic Trainers’ Association. Keith has been a part of the Long Trail Physical Therapy family since 2003. Keith specializes in outpatient orthopedic physical therapy and sports medicine. He has extensive experience working with local orthopedic surgeons and providing pre-and postoperative care. Keith has attended numerous continuing education seminars, including the completion of all course work in the McKenzie Mechanical and Diagnosis Treatment methodology of treating neck and back pain, Kinesiotaping, Graston Technique, and Dry Needling. Keith is married with two daughters.  His personal interests include exercising, coaching, golfing, boating, hiking, and snowboarding.  

Makayla King, DPT, ATC

Makalya is a local resident from the New North End of Burlington. She is a graduate of The University of Vermont with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2022. She attended Castleton University for her undergraduate degree where she double majored in Athletic Training and Health Sciences and graduated in 2020. Makalya joined Long Trail Physical Therapy in 2022. Makayla has extensive experience in sports medicine and outpatient orthopedics. While at Castleton, she worked daily with college athletes on and off the field. She has experience working with high school athletes at Burlington High School. Her personal interests include Crossfit, talking sports and finding local eats around the area with her partner Almir.  

Taylor Lebria, Admin

Taylor has been part of the Long Trail Physical Therapy team since 2022. Prior to joining LTPT, she worked as an Administrative Assistant at Cedar Wood Natural Health Center. Taylor grew up in Essex, VT and loves spending time with her dog Stella and her cat Stanley.

“I love LTPT!!! They were recommended to me when a neck spasm turned into chronic neck pain that no medicine could touch. Within a few sessions of dry needling my pain was much better and after about 3-4 months it was gone.”

— Katie Danaher Marchessault, Facebook Review

“I had a lower lumbar injury that resulted in surgery. It took forever to convince the Docs to get me on the table and to fix me. Keith, Andy, and the Burlington team worked hard to keep me moving as much as possible.

— Don Angolano, Facebook Review