Brian Graduated in 2008 from Eastern Washington University with a Doctor of Physical Therapy and has a Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry from Lewis & Clark College. As such, he has a strong science background with focus on neurological, psychosocial & biochemical approaches to providing therapy.

His interests emphasize patient populations with neurogenic injury and persistent pain, as well as orthopedic mechanically based dysfunctions. He thrives on diversity and challenge, and commands excellent critical thinking and communication skills. Brian practices with a balanced approach of therapeutic exercise, obtained from a background with the Ola Grimsby Orthopedic Institute, and manual therapy skills.

Brian is a member of the Pain Society of Oregon, and International Association for the Study of Pain. Brian presented at the Western States Annual Pain conference in 2012. He is currently pursuing advanced orthopedic certification from North American Institute of Orthopedic & Manual Therapy (NAIOMT) and is now an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist. Additionally he is continuing course work and currently evolving research regarding physical therapy interventions in concert with regenerative medicine techniques.

In his free time Brian enjoys spending time with his family in the outdoors. He has personal experience rehabilitating from injuries in soccer, track and field, skiing, basketball, marital arts, equestrian events and archery. This experience provides additional depth to his care as he helps patients rehabilitate from their own injuries.

Brian Graduated in 2008 from Eastern Washington University with a Doctor of Physical Therapy and ... Read More

Rebecca Kitzerow (formerly Rebecca Hurwood) has been a licensed Acupuncturist since 2006. She was first exposed to Acupuncture at age 9 when her mother became very ill and Western Medicine had no answers. Chinese Medicine was the key to her mother’s recovery, and some of Rebecca’s earliest memories are the smell of the Chinese herbs in the kitchen and watching the formula’s being put together in the small shop in San Francisco’s Chinatown. After a life-long obsession with Chinese culture, a year studying in China in undergrad and her own experience with Chinese Medicine healing personal illness, Rebecca was hooked and knew that Acupuncture was the path for her. Rebecca has won 10 awards from Natural Awakenings Magazine since 2014 including Favorite TCM Provider, Favorite Women’s Health Specialist and Holistic Provider of the Year. She is working on her Japanese Acupuncture Certificate in the Kiiko Matsumoto style and blends Japanese, TCM, Foot Reflexology and Diet and Lifestyle advice into all of her treatments. Her focus is on creating lasting health and wellness and a sense of empowerment to help people be well and stay well in every way!

Rebecca Kitzerow (formerly Rebecca Hurwood) has been a licensed Acupuncturist since 2006. She was... Read More