Our Team

Zivi is a movement lover, an avid trail runner and downhill skier, and a compassionate physical therapist who’s all about helping you get back to what lights you up. She believes movement is one of the most powerful tools we have to heal and build resilience - whether that means tackling a race, chasing after your kids, recovering postpartum, or gearing up for your next adventure.

Originally from Portland and most recently based in Bend, Oregon, Zivi earned her BS in Kinesiology from Seattle University and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Oregon State University Cascades. Her own athletic background and curiosity about biomechanics led her to physical therapy, where she blends science, movement, and meaningful human connection.

Zivi has a strong background in orthopedics and running rehab and enjoys working with athletes of all levels. She is also a pelvic floor physical therapist and has experience treating a wide range of pelvic health conditions, including people who are pregnant and postpartum.

Recently relocated to Austin, Zivi is excited to explore the local trails and outdoor spaces. Outside of work, you’ll find her jogging around town, skiing (when she can find snow!), strength training, hiking, or dabbling in new sports like cycling, surfing, and swimming. She’s also a big reader, traveler, concert goer, and foodie who loves swapping book, restaurant, and travel recs with her clients.

Spencer is a physical therapist who’s passionate about helping people move with confidence, strength, and purpose - whether that’s returning to sport, getting back to everyday life, or leveling up their performance. A lifelong athlete and lover of all things movement, Spencer believes physical therapy should be as motivating and dynamic as the people he treats.

Originally from Utah, Spencer earned his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Brigham Young University before completing his Doctor of Physical Therapy at Indiana State University. His clinical approach is rooted in education, individualized care, and a belief that rehab should be collaborative, empowering, and yes - even fun.

Spencer brings a sport-specific lens to the clinic, drawing from his own background in collegiate roundnet (spikeball), volleyball, and recreational sports to help clients recover smarter and return stronger. He enjoys working with athletes of all levels as well as anyone looking to feel more at home in their body.

Outside of the clinic, you can find Spencer rallying on a roundnet net, watching whatever game is on, or trying every new food truck he can find. He’s new to Austin and currently on the hunt for the city’s best pickup games, hiking trails, and tacos - recommendations welcome!

Certifications: Gait Happens Gait Guru

Emily is a movement enthusiast, a skilled pelvic health and orthopedic physical therapist, and your new best friend in getting you back to what you love. She’s a firm believer in the mind-body connection and that movement truly is medicine. Whether you’re gearing up for a marathon or just trying to hold your newborn without a nagging ache, Emily is here to empower you. Growing up playing volleyball her entire life and dealing with her own pelvic floor dysfunction, Emily enjoys treating fitness enthusiasts, anyone with a pelvis dealing with pelvic floor dysfunction, and weekend warriors with chronic hip, low back, and/or SIJ pain.

With a BS in Kinesiology from Texas A&M University (Whoop!) and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from UT Southwestern, Emily merges her passion for serving underrepresented communities with her expertise in holistic, individualized care. With experience in orthopedics/sports, pediatric and adult pelvic health, inpatient rehab and acute care, she’s ready to help you tackle a wide range of movement challenges. 

Outside of the clinic, Emily enjoys running, strength training, and telling the world’s best dad jokes. As an avid foodie, she’s always open to recommendations for great restaurants or great views after a run or walk.

Certifications: Gait Happens Gait Guru

Erin is a runner, writer, and physical therapist who loves taking on new challenges and inspiring others to do the same. She is a firm believer that movement is one of the best forms of medicine, and that everyone deserves to feel their own version of strength.

Originally from New Jersey, Erin earned a BA in journalism from Northeastern University in Boston. After working in the media industry in New York City for several years and becoming an endurance athlete herself – writing about everything from why running makes our digestive systems go crazy, to how marathon training literally changed her life – she pivoted to pursue her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Southern California. She loves to combine her passions by writing about health, fitness and wellness.

More than just writing about it, Erin likes to be about it, by helping individuals build endurance and train for races as a run coach, and by guiding people out of pain and into stronger human beings as a physical therapist.

Erin loves empowering people to meet their goals, to push (and exceed!) their limits, and to have fun while doing it. She loves to laugh and build relationships, and likes to bring her sense of humor to the (treatment) table.

Her favorite ways to move currently include running, hiking, and CrossFit – but don’t ask her to do a kipping pullup.

Erin is currently taking recommendations on the best places to hit on the eastside, as she's new to Austin! If you see her out and about, she's probably on a 10 mile run for fun or petting a dog.

Certifications: Level 1 Run Coach - Road Runners Club of America and Gait Happens Gait Guru

Anthony is a go-getter and is constantly looking for something new to challenge him. His strengths lie in his analytical nature and ability to find multifaceted ways to treat and therefore heal. He strives to find what is most useful with several different treatment approaches. Anthony’s goal is to maximize movement and wellness in his clients.

He earned a BS in exercise science from Western Michigan University and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Rosalind Franklin University. He then completed a manual therapy fellowship through The Manual Therapy Institute.

Anthony sees your uniqueness. He works hand-in-hand with his clients to develop the most personalized and relevant treatment plan to suit their needs.

Anthony’s favorite ways to move are currently weight training, cycling, and running. He is a true-blue Detroit Lions fan. Following the triumph of a satisfying victory (how bout those Lions), he enjoys an evening walk with his wife, daughter, and dog.

Favorite places on the eastside: Palomino, Central Machine Works, Southern Walnut Creek Trail

Amy is a problem solver and is obsessed with learning more about how incredible our bodies are. She firmly believes in the interconnectedness of our bodies' systems. She strives to treat the person in front of her in a way that is holistic and honors the individual nature of each person.

She earned a BS in mechanical engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Texas State University.

Amy has a heart for helping people return to and discover activities that make life good and enjoys working with people of all ages and ability levels.

Amy's favorite ways to move are strength training, cycling, and hiking. She loves to chat about great places to hike and recently completed the Tour du Mont Blanc.

Favorite places on the eastside: Southern Walnut Creek Trail and Epic Poke. Honorable mention to across-town favorite Eldorado Cafe.

Awards: Austin Under 40 Awards 2026 Finalist

Certifications: Gait Happens Gait Guru