Bobby Cochrane PT, DPT, CSCS
Bobby is the owner and lead physical therapist at Kennebunk Physical Therapy, bringing extensive clinical expertise and a commitment to helping individuals move, heal, and thrive. He earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of New England and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)—credentials that place him among a select group of professionals specializing in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation.
Dedicated to delivering the highest level of care, Bobby has pursued advanced training throughout his career, ensuring that every patient benefits from the latest evidence-based treatments. His experience spans orthopedic and neuromuscular rehabilitation, post-surgical recovery, concussion management, and sports performance enhancement. He has worked with a diverse patient population, from youth and collegiate athletes recovering from injury to individuals seeking to regain mobility and strength after surgery.
Prior to founding Kennebunk Physical Therapy, Bobby played a key role in developing and managing post-concussion rehabilitation programs and contributed to research initiatives aimed at advancing best practices in physical therapy. His expertise has been recognized at both the state and national levels—he was honored as an Emerging Leader by the Maine Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) in 2017 and featured in APTA’s PT in Motion. He has also been a featured speaker at professional conferences across the country.
Beyond the clinic, Bobby is deeply rooted in the Kennebunk community, spending time with his wife, their two sons, and their golden retriever. Whether coaching his children’s hockey team, fishing in local waters, or participating in community events, he remains committed to fostering a healthier, more active community.
Jen Danley PT, DPT
Jennifer is a Doctor of Physical Therapy with nearly a decade of experience helping people recover from injury, move freely, and confidently return to the activities that matter most to them.
Her approach to physical therapy combines hands-on treatment, patient education, and progressive exercise to create an individualized plan for each patient. Jennifer has extensive experience treating a wide range of orthopedic and post-operative conditions, including spine, shoulder, hip, knee, and ankle injuries, as well as working with athletes and active adults looking to get back to sport and recreation.
Jennifer has pursued advanced training in dry needling, Mulligan manual therapy techniques, Pilates-based rehabilitation, and treatment of vestibular conditions, dizziness, vertigo, and concussion. She particularly enjoys incorporating Pilates principles into rehabilitation to help patients build strength, control, and confidence in their movement.
A graduate of Simmons College, Jennifer earned both her Doctor of Physical Therapy and Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science degrees while competing as a collegiate softball player. Her background as an athlete continues to influence her appreciation for keeping people active and helping them return to the things they love.
Jennifer believes great physical therapy should be collaborative. She takes the time to understand each patient's goals, explain the "why" behind their treatment, and give them the tools they need to take an active role in their recovery.
At Kennebunk Physical Therapy, Jennifer provides the same individualized, one-on-one care that defines KPT: thoughtful treatment, evidence-informed clinical decision-making, and a focus on helping people move freely and live fully.
Scott Stackhouse, PT, PhD
Scott brings more than 25 years of experience in physical therapy, teaching, and research to Kennebunk Physical Therapy. He is a licensed physical therapist and Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at the University of New England, where he has taught since 2017.
Scott earned his Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Arcadia University before completing a PhD in Biomechanics and Movement Science at the University of Delaware and a postdoctoral fellowship at Drexel University College of Medicine’s Spinal Cord Injury Research Center.
Throughout his career, Scott has combined hands-on clinical practice with a deep understanding of human movement, strength, pain, and recovery. His research has included work in muscle performance and activation, Achilles tendinopathy, ACL injury, joint replacement, pain science, and neuromuscular rehabilitation, with numerous publications in peer-reviewed physical therapy and orthopedic journals.
At KPT, Scott brings that experience back to what matters most: helping people move better, get stronger, and confidently return to the activities that are important to them. His approach fits naturally with KPT’s focus on individualized, evidence-informed care and building long-term physical resilience—not simply treating symptoms.
