Agility Physical Therapy Tucson on Houghton Rd

Kathy was born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona and did her undergraduate studies at the University of Arizona. She graduated with her Masters in Physical Therapy from Northern Arizona University in 1992.

She has been a therapist all over the United States and has been a clinic director for several years. She enjoys treating a variety of diagnosis and different types of patients from very young to the elderly. She also treats infants, including late walkers and torticollis.

She speaks Spanish and has the ability to sign.

She is trained in manual therapy, sports medicine, orthopedics, ergonomics, post-operative care, balance/vestibular problems.

When she is not working Kathy enjoys spending time outdoors hiking, spending time with her husband and keeping in touch with her college-age children.

Bridgette is originally from Eagle River, Wisconsin where she grew up playing sports and snowmobiling with her family. She attended Carroll University in Waukesha, WI and obtained her Bachelor's of Science degree in Exercise Science with a minor in Psychology. She also played
4 years of collegiate basketball while attending school.
Bridgette then moved cross country to receive her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at the University of Saint Augustine for Health Sciences in San Marcos, CA in 2018. She specializes in sports medicine, musculoskeletal injuries, post-op care, and more. Bridgette likes to treat with a
holistic approach that utilizes different treatment techniques such as manual therapy, dry needling, and functional movement exercises. She dedicates her time to help getting people back to what they love to do!

In her free time, Bridgette loves to country dance, play basketball (once a baller, always a baller), hike with her dog Maverick, and pretend she is a master chef. On Sundays, you will always find Bridgette cheering on her favorite football team, the Green Bay Packers! During the
weekdays, Bridgette will be located at our Houghton location in Rita Ranch.

Sydney grew up in the small town of Brighton, Illinois, and attended Southern Illinois University Carbondale as a two-year student-athlete. She graduated in 2012 with a Bachelor's in English and a minor in Women's Studies. Sydney returned to school to earn an Occupational Associate's degree in PTA from Pima Medical Institute in Tucson in 2021.

Sydney has treated a variety of patients with diagnoses such as Parkinson's, Myasthenia Gravis, MS, TBI, stroke, vertigo/BPPV, and cardiovascular events and is adept at treating athletes, teens, and younger children, runners, and the geriatric population. Her passion for physical therapy started at a young age, as her mom is also a 40+ year PTA.

Sydney has a multi-focal approach to a patient's rehabilitation and always puts the patient’s needs first. The main focal points she strives to achieve are getting the patient back to their prior level of function, educating the patient on what their body is going through in order to maintain the progress made in therapy, and focusing on postural stability with all activities.

Sydney is fluent in Spanish, and outside of work, Sydney enjoys spending time with her spouse, two sons, and dog. She is a St. Louis Cardinals baseball fanatic and also enjoys watching the Kansas City Chiefs and St. Louise Blues hockey. Her hobbies include cycling, gardening, and generally being physically active.

Steven was born and raised in Tucson and graduated from Pima Medical Institute with his Occupational Associate’s degree in Physical Therapist Assistant in 2015. He also received his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science from Northern Arizona University in 2009.

Steven has worked with the geriatric population in Tucson for six years as a Health Fitness Specialist and coordinator, having experience with wide varieties of geriatric pathologies, and disabilities. He is dedicated to returning all of his patients to their greatest level of function.

Steven has a very active and athletic family and is an enthusiastic sports fan. You may spot Steven golfing, running, or supporting a family at little league baseball and Tia Kwon Do events.