Performance Edge Physical Therapy
About Us
ABOUT PERFORMANCE EDGE PT • LIVONIA, MI
Care Built Around the Life You Want to Keep Living.
Performance Edge Physical Therapy is a one-on-one physical therapy and performance practice in Livonia, Michigan, created for active adults who want to stay strong, capable, and confident.
Whether you’re recovering from pain or surgery, building strength for the long term, or preparing your body for golf, your plan should reflect your goals, your lifestyle, and what you want your body to be able to do.
Why Performance Edge PT Exists
When your body starts limiting something that’s important to you, the goal shouldn’t simply be to tell you what to avoid.
You should understand what’s getting in the way, know what you’re working toward, and be able to see whether you’re making progress.
Performance Edge PT was built around that idea: clear guidance, measurable progress, and helping you become stronger and more confident in what your body can do.
Meet Dr. Mishka Spencer, PT, DPT
Dr. Mishka Spencer is the founder of Performance Edge Physical Therapy. She created Performance Edge to give active adults more individualized guidance than a one-size-fits-all approach can provide.
Her approach combines one-on-one care, strength and movement training, education, and regular progress checks. The goal isn’t to keep you dependent on treatment—it’s to help you become stronger, more capable, and more confident managing your body.
Every plan starts with one question: “What do you want to get back to?”
Care Built Around You
Your goals, lifestyle, and the activities you want to keep doing help shape the plan.
One-on-One Attention
Your time stays focused on you, with individualized guidance based on what you need next.
Education That Builds Confidence
We explain what we’re working on and why so you can better understand your body and make informed decisions.
Progress You Can Measure
We use meaningful checkpoints and objective measures to see what’s improving and adjust the plan when needed.
A Path Toward Independence
Good care should give you the tools and confidence to keep moving forward—not make you dependent on treatment.
Community Connection
We value education, local relationships, workshops, and community events that help people stay active.