Laura established Diamond Physical Therapy Associates, PC in 1993. She received a Master of Science degree in Physical Therapy from Boston University in 1989, a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education from Saint Lawrence University in 1978, and has completed postgraduate courses in manual therapy and water therapy techniques. Her training includes work with world-renowned therapists in physical therapy and therapeutic aquatics at Brigham and Women's Hospital and New England Rehabilitation Hospital. Laura is certified in Lifeguard Training, CPR and First Aid. She is trained as a Water Safety Instructor and Instructor Trainer. Laura is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association.

For 30 years Laura has been active in the aquatic industry as an aquatics director, instructor trainer, consultant, and high school swimming coach. At Boston University, Northeastern University and Simmons College she has taught in the physical therapy departments and has trained water safety instructors. In addition to her private practice, Laura has lectured nationally, presenting lectures to doctors, other health professionals, and the general public about water therapy techniques and aquatic practice management. She has been featured in several publications including Rehab Magazine, January 2002 Carving Out a Niche and Physical Therapy Magazine, March 2000 'An Entrepreneurial Spirit'. Laura takes great pride in her practice. Since its inception in 1993, she has successfully maintained her commitment to individualized care, and exceptional customer service, with a team of dedicated holistic health practitioners.

Brock Haines has been in practice for 20 years, graduating from Santa Barbara College of Oriental Medicine in 1987. He attended a yearlong internship with Drs. Juan Yu and Chen Kejie in Chinese Herbal Medicine. Shortly after beginning practice, Brock joined an integrated medical group with physicians, chiropractors, physical therapists and behavioral therapists, offering true holistic and integrated healthcare.

One of Brock's interests has been integrating acupuncture into the medical and public health systems. He practiced for ten years in a variety of settings such as homeless shelters, substance abuse clinics and generalized public health complementary medicine, both as an Acupuncturist, Clinical Director and Executive Director. Recently, he has been the Clinical Director of one of the nation's largest AIDS treatment facilities using complementary medicine.

Brock has a treatment style that uses both Japanese and Chinese styles. He believes that treatment should be accomplished with the minimum necessary intervention to achieve the most rapid result.