Brian is a Wyoming native who moved to Sheridan, Wyoming in 2011. He enjoys spending time with his family, reading, and being of service in his community. His special skills include bad puns, getting things off tall shelves, geeking out over computers, and getting his patients back up and running again! Brian has been a physical therapist since 2011, and loves to treat people with chronic pain, knee dysfunction, and low back pain.

Ginny moved to Sheridan, Wyoming in 2014, and was immediately struck by the town’s generous and welcoming nature. She loves to garden, chill with her family, fly hot air balloons, and likes to boogie on Fridays!  She has been an occupational therapist for more than 20 years and is passionate about treating people with shoulder, elbow, and hand injuries, headaches, and lymphedema.

Bri enjoys working with all ages, but she has a special place in her heart for the pediatric population, and enjoys all the fun things they get to work on together. Bri is partial to treating shoulder injuries and delights in being a part of the success and progress her patients make getting back to the activities they enjoy. In her free time, she likes to go fishing (even when she doesn’t catch a fish, which is quite often), hiking, golfing, and spending time with family and friends. She always enjoys a good book and has begun finding time to pursue creative outlets.

Hector was born and raised in Santiago, Chile. It was there where he met his wife, a Wyoming native who brought him here a couple of years later. When he's not hanging with the crew at the clinic, he enjoys camping and hiking the Big Horns with his wife, son, and dog.

Hector loves spending time with his patients and guiding them back to the things they love doing!

Phylicia is a 2011 Casper College graduate with her Associates Degree in occupational therapy. She has worked in outpatient/orthopedics her entire career. She has also completed many advanced continuing education courses in upper extremity and orthopedic care with topics such as  extensive manual therapy techniques (cupping/soft tissue, trigger point release, myofascial, Graston), joint mobilizations, and splinting.

Phylicia is also currently a college instructor for the COTA program at Casper College since 2019. Phylicia has served as president of the Wyoming Occupational Therapy Association since 2016. Her role helps advocate for therapists in the state of Wyoming at the state level with the national association.

She enjoys helping patients meet their goals and restore function so that they can get back to their daily activities. When not being highly active in her field of occupation in and outside of the clinic, she enjoys time spent outdoors with her family, sports (watching, and playing softball and bowling), and being a mommy!