Teresa Iodice-Dadin graduated from NYU in 1985 with a BS in physical therapy and a minor in biology. She returned for an MA in Ergonomics and Biomechanics also from NYU in 1994. In 1996 she enrolled in a 5 year program to study osteopathy at the Canadian College of Osteopathy (CCO) in Toronto. Ms. Iodice-Dadin's continuing education has been mostly in manual concepts and manual training. She received a clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University in 2021. Presently, Ms. Iodice-Dadin splits her time working in private practice and a hospital outpatient facility. She utilizes mostly osteopathic techniques in her treatments, which include and are not limited to: mobilization and manipulation, cranial work, myofascial release, MET, strain counter strain, visceral releases, the Perrin Technique (treatment technique for chronic fatigue), postural education and retraining, therapeutic exercises. On a personal note, Ms. Iodice-Dadin was born in Italy, speaks Italian, Spanish and English fluently.