Our Team

Parker O’Regan was born and raised in Redwood City, CA. He attended Loyola Marymount University graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Health & Human Sciences, as well as a minor in Psychology. He then attended Baylor University where he earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy. Parker believes that physical therapy can not only treat prior injuries but can also prevent injuries from happening in the first place. Although Parker utilizes hands-on care, he believes that treatment revolves not only around exercise & functional activities but as well as patient education to ensure patients are able to stay active & healthy long after leaving his care. Outside of work, Parker loves to stay active, golf and play niche sports like rugby & Gaelic (Irish) football. Parker is also a diehard Giants, Warriors & 49ers fan and you will see Parker at many games with lots of family and friends.

Robert earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Combined Sciences from Santa Clara University (SCU) in 2005. While attending SCU he worked as a student athletic trainer in the sports medicine department where he gained his first exposure to rehabilitating orthopedic and sport injuries. This experience inspired him to pursue a career in physical therapy so he could expand his rehabilitation skills beyond athletics to the whole community.

In 2008 Robert graduated from Mount St Mary’s College with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. In 2013 Robert became board certified as an Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS). He has advanced training in manual therapy and in 2016 became a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist (COMT) through the Maitland Australian Physiotherapy Group. Robert has an extensive background in sports therapy as he was lead physical therapist for Santa Clara University Sports Medicine Department for nearly 10 years.

Robert’s motto; the difference between a good physical therapist and a great one is an individuals ability to connect with their patients. Robert takes pride in creating an atmosphere where you feel listened to, acknowledged and treated like family.

Since family deserves the best, Robert is constantly reading the latest research and taking numerous continuing education classes to ensure his skill set remains elite and groundbreaking. In his spare time, Robert is a family man, soaking in as much time with his wife Karen and their two children Aria and Weston.

I have always been a fan of Grey’s Anatomy, and I like to imagine if Dr. McDreamy were a physical therapist, he would start every day with the quote, “It’s a beautiful day to fix bodies.” I believe that every patient can achieve their best version of themself. I strive to use my expertise in physical therapy to help patients achieve their goals with various techniques, skills, and evidence-based practice. My goal is to make sure every patient feels heard, acknowledged, and motivated to get back to their best self. To become your best self, a person must believe in themself and be active in their recovery. My role is to guide them through that process and give them the necessary tools for a successful restoration. I treat my patients like family and enjoy creating lifelong relationships in the process of their recovery.

Professional Licensure and Certifications:
Licensed Physical Therapist, State of California
Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist (OCS)
Pilates Instructor—ITT and BASI trained
Master Instructor—TRX Sports Medicine
CPR Certified


Education:
Masters of Science in Physical Therapy, UCSF/SFSU, 2003
California Teaching Credential, California Polytechnic State University
Bachelors of Arts, Liberal Studies, California Polytechnic State University


Techniques:
Postural Restoration Institute (PRI)
Dynamic Neuromuscular Stability (DNS)
Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA)
Functional Movement Screen (FMS) Certified
TPI Level 1 Certified
Gray Institute Applied Functional Science Method
Maitland (Australian) Approach
Graston Certified
RockTape Certified-FM1, FM2
RunRx assessment


Activities and Community:
Trains and participates in running events—half-marathon and marathon distances
Enjoys cycling and swimming
Teaches and practices Pilates and TRX
Community lecturer for local groups including Team in Training, lululemon athletica, The San Francisco Marathon, Luna Chix, San Francisco AIDS Marathon, See Jane Run, The Run Center at UCSF
Contributing writer to various physical therapy publicationsMember of the U.S. Open Wellness Team
Member of The Loose Interpretations a cappella group

What drives my work at the clinic is being able to make other peoples’ day lighter, brighter and more vibrant! Providing attentive, solution-based care has been at the heart of learning how to be a better resource to my patients. I like to employ a down-to-earth, strengths-focused approach in helping all patients upfront, and handling all aspects of clinic maintenance behind-the-scenes so they can focus on their healing and potential! In my downtime, I enjoy reading, practicing piano, seeing friends and cuddling my black cat Sunday.

Spencer was born and raised in the small town of Sonoma, CA about 45 minutes northof San Francisco. He attended Oregon State University graduating in 2020 with abachelors of science in kinesiology before attending the University of the Pacific wherehe earned his doctorate degree in physical therapy. Spencer believes that physicaltherapy care should revolve around a patient centered approach with an emphasis onlong term improvement in general quality of life through empowering individuals tofurther their health and well being. A foundation that lies in providing individualized carespecific to each patient's needs with empathy, respect, and kindness. Spencer believesin providing treatment through emphasizing therapeutic exercise and manual therapywith a combination of functional movements and various modalities to target eachpatient's specific needs and create a high quality individualized plan. Spencer alsoappreciates how patient centered therapydia is while also prioritizing the health and wellbeing of their employees. When not in the clinic he enjoys being outdoors hiking,playing basketball or golf, as well as hunting for waterfowl and fishing for trout or bass.Spencer is also a huge fan of baseball and enjoys going to games with friends andfamily throughout the summer and spending time at the beach.

Vincent is a Bay Area native who takes pride in supporting the health of communities. He received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the UCSF/SFSU Graduate Program in Physical Therapy in 2019. After completing the orthopedic residency program through Kaiser Permenente in 2020, he became a board certified specialist in orthopedic physical therapy. Vincent values professional development, and his pursuit of continued education has expedited his understanding of musculoskeletal management.Vincent’s athletic history in ice hockey and baseball ignites his passion for physical therapy and movement optimization. His experiences with personal injuries and post-surgical rehabilitation provides his own patient perspective that informs his approach with clients.Education and empowerment through movement literacy are Vincent’s strongest attributes as a physical therapist. He uses active listening along with biomechanics informed movement assessments to simplify treatment. Outside of the clinic, Vincent enjoys spending his time outdoors with his wife Kealan, son Roman, and dog Zeke.

I am originally from Portland, Oregon and have lived in San Francisco for 11 years. In my free time, I enjoy photography, live music, and dancing. I am excited to join the Therapydia team!

Robert earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Combined Sciences from Santa Clara University (SCU) in 2005. While attending SCU he worked as a student athletic trainer in the sports medicine department where he gained his first exposure to rehabilitating orthopedic and sport injuries. This experience inspired him to pursue a career in physical therapy so he could expand his rehabilitation skills beyond athletics to the whole community.

In 2008 Robert graduated from Mount St Mary’s College with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. In 2013 Robert became board certified as an Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS). He has advanced training in manual therapy and in 2016 became a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist (COMT) through the Maitland Australian Physiotherapy Group. Robert has an extensive background in sports therapy as he was lead physical therapist for Santa Clara University Sports Medicine Department for nearly 10 years.

Robert’s motto; the difference between a good physical therapist and a great one is an individuals ability to connect with their patients. Robert takes pride in creating an atmosphere where you feel listened to, acknowledged and treated like family.

Since family deserves the best, Robert is constantly reading the latest research and taking numerous continuing education classes to ensure his skill set remains elite and groundbreaking. In his spare time, Robert is a family man, soaking in as much time with his wife Karen and their two children Aria and Weston.

Bio coming soon.

Tony found his passion for physical therapy following the end of his Marine Corps career as he wanted to continue his public service with a focus into the healing arts, and after being introduced to Massage Therapy through his mother, his wife noticed his excitement when working with more acutely injured patients. He received his B.S. in Kinesiology at Notre Dame de Namur University, and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy at The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. Since his graduation, he has been working with a wide variety of orthopedic injuries with a focus on integrating his massage therapy and physical therapy skills as a Manual Therapist, and has been building his expertise in myofascial decompression and pelvic health therapy. He wants to develop his skills in order to finish his Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification (PRPC) requirements, and earn his Manual Therapy Certification (MTC), his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), and Orthopedic Specialist Certification (OCS) to better integrate a more holistic and in-depth approach to healing, and better educate his clients within all stages of athleticism from dormant to professional status to prevent reinjury. When he is not refining his skills or running clinics, he likes to partake in deep conversations, venture to the beach, watch indie films, play video games, and visit microbreweries/local eateries with his wife.

Michael graduated this year with a Bachelor’s in Public Health. After studying public health and working different positions within healthcare, Michael realized how much he enjoys helping others! He models his work ethic after the saying, “Never underestimate the difference you can make in the lives of others”. Michael grew up in the Bay Area and enjoys rooting for the San Francisco 49ers and Giants during his free time. He also loves dogs as he grew up with 6 in the house!

Stephany has always had a passion for helping others, and started pursuing a career in physical therapy after seeing her mom requiring rehab services after a work injury. She received her B.S. in Human Development at UC Davis (go Aggies!) and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Samuel Merritt University. What really drew her to Therapydia were their core values of compassion, satisfaction, trust and growth all which resonated closely with her own personal values. She believes in not only identifying impairments, but also treating the patient as a whole. She is dedicated to providing quality one-on-one care to help patient’s restore function and quality of life, to get them back to doing the things they love to do. She uses a mix of techniques and creates a plan of care that is catered to each individual. As a lifelong learner, she plans to take continuing education courses and stay up to date with the most recent evidence based practice to provide to patients. Her current hobbies include hiking through the Santa Cruz redwoods, biking with her fiancė, smothering her kitten Jack with endless kisses, being an expert couch potato and discovering all the good eats in the Bay.

Christina earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from California State University (CSU) of Sacramento, where she focused on early-intervention and rehabilitation for the pediatric population. After graduating, she returned to the South Bay area to practice. She has experience in pediatric early-intervention and rehabilitation, aquatic therapy, and has treated individuals with a wide variety of orthopedic conditions. She is currently pursuing her certification in Pilates to further her practice. In her spare time, Christina enjoys pilates, cooking, baking, and spending time with her friends and family, which includes wrangling her two adorable nephews. In addition to English, she also speaks Mandarin and Japanese fluently.

Jan is a native of the Bay area and has been practicing here for nearly 25 years. He received his Bachelors degree for CSU Chico in Exercise Physiology. Soon After he received his Masters of Physical Therapy from Mt. St. Marys College. Jan’s treatment focus has been on musculoskeletal/orthopedic conditions including most post surgical cases. The last 15 years he worked in private practice Sports Medicine and Family Practice which honed his skills as an excellent treater for orthopedic conditions. Jan’s philosophy lays heavily on accurate assessments of the underlying pathomechanics involved with these conditions. Treatment focus is on manual therapies and corrective exercise progressions. He is also CSCS (certified strength and conditioning specialist through NSCA). Jan stays up to date with current evidence based practices to be able to deliver the best care possible. In his off time Jan spends time with his wife and two children. His interests include weight training, cooking, travel, watching sports and reading.

Robert earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Combined Sciences from Santa Clara University (SCU) in 2005. While attending SCU he worked as a student athletic trainer in the sports medicine department where he gained his first exposure to rehabilitating orthopedic and sport injuries. This experience inspired him to pursue a career in physical therapy so he could expand his rehabilitation skills beyond athletics to the whole community.

In 2008 Robert graduated from Mount St Mary’s College with his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. In 2013 Robert became board certified as an Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS). He has advanced training in manual therapy and in 2016 became a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist (COMT) through the Maitland Australian Physiotherapy Group. Robert has an extensive background in sports therapy as he was lead physical therapist for Santa Clara University Sports Medicine Department for nearly 10 years.

Robert’s motto; the difference between a good physical therapist and a great one is an individuals ability to connect with their patients. Robert takes pride in creating an atmosphere where you feel listened to, acknowledged and treated like family.

Since family deserves the best, Robert is constantly reading the latest research and taking numerous continuing education classes to ensure his skill set remains elite and groundbreaking. In his spare time, Robert is a family man, soaking in as much time with his wife Karen and their two children Aria and Weston.

Tony found his passion for physical therapy following the end of his Marine Corps career as he wanted to continue his public service with a focus into the healing arts, and after being introduced to Massage Therapy through his mother, his wife noticed his excitement when working with more acutely injured patients. He received his B.S. in Kinesiology at Notre Dame de Namur University, and his Doctorate of Physical Therapy at The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. Since his graduation, he has been working with a wide variety of orthopedic injuries with a focus on integrating his massage therapy and physical therapy skills as a Manual Therapist, and has been building his expertise in myofascial decompression and pelvic health therapy. He wants to develop his skills in order to finish his Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification (PRPC) requirements, and earn his Manual Therapy Certification (MTC), his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), and Orthopedic Specialist Certification (OCS) to better integrate a more holistic and in-depth approach to healing, and better educate his clients within all stages of athleticism from dormant to professional status to prevent reinjury. When he is not refining his skills or running clinics, he likes to partake in deep conversations, venture to the beach, watch indie films, play video games, and visit microbreweries/local eateries with his wife.

Jan is a native of the Bay area and has been practicing here for nearly 25 years. He received his Bachelors degree for CSU Chico in Exercise Physiology. Soon After he received his Masters of Physical Therapy from Mt. St. Marys College. Jan’s treatment focus has been on musculoskeletal/orthopedic conditions including most post surgical cases. The last 15 years he worked in private practice Sports Medicine and Family Practice which honed his skills as an excellent treater for orthopedic conditions. Jan’s philosophy lays heavily on accurate assessments of the underlying pathomechanics involved with these conditions. Treatment focus is on manual therapies and corrective exercise progressions. He is also CSCS (certified strength and conditioning specialist through NSCA). Jan stays up to date with current evidence based practices to be able to deliver the best care possible. In his off time Jan spends time with his wife and two children. His interests include weight training, cooking, travel, watching sports and reading.

Daniel was born and raised in Barcelona, Spain, from a Filipina mom and Spanish dad. He moved to California when he was 17 to attend San Jose State University and graduated in 2018 with a Bachelor’s in Advertising. After graduating, he worked for a couple Bay Area startups but the pandemic made a turn on his career.

After working at a covid testing site during the pandemic, Daniel realized how much he enjoys assisting patients in finding the care they need. This experience led Daniel to explore other opportunities in healthcare. He expanded his knowledge working for an urgent care and a dental clinic but ultimately found his calling at physical therapy.

During his free time, Daniel enjoys traveling, skiing, climbing and spending time with his two cats, Kona & Ruffle.

Kat found her passion for physical therapy and helping people get back to living the life they want to live following a series of injuries that resulted in several years of physical therapy. PT gave Kat back her life when she couldn’t see how she’d ever be active and pain-free again. As a Bay Area native and a non-traditional student, she completed her BS in Kinesiology from San Jose State University, and her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Pacific University. With a passion for learning and an endless curiosity, Kat combines evidence based practice and treating the whole person, not just one body part. Along the way she found her areas of special interest in physical therapy to include pelvic health, hypermobility spectrum disorders, and providing accessible and affirming care for neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ individuals. Kat has completed APTA’s level 1 pelvic health coursework, and has experience working with individuals assigned female at birth with urinary issues, pelvic organ prolapse, and pelvic pain. She plans to continue her pelvic coursework to further her ability to work with all types of pelvises. She completed her second year Capstone research on pelvic floor physical therapy after gender affirming surgery, her third year Capstone on hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, and is eager to continue her research on her own time. When Kat is not working she enjoys spending time with her cats, family, and friends. Kat is a self-proclaimed nerd with a passion for fantasy and sci-fi, and also enjoys spending time with her horse and learning ballroom dancing.