Our Team

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.

Lexi is a Tucson native who completed her bachelor degree in Physiology with a minor in Psychology at the University of Arizona in 2014. She then went on to earn her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, AZ in late 2017.

She loves working together with her patients to develop an individual plan to help get them back to doing what they love. She also has a passion for working with persons with Parkinson Disease.

Since her undergraduate career, she has been involved in data collection, analysis, and presentation of clinical research on national and international levels, which emphasized utilizing disease-specific exercise as medicine for Parkinson's Disease. She is a Parkinson Wellness Recovery Certified Therapist. Lexi is also a Certified Running Gait Analyst and is certified in Dry Needling.

In her free time, she enjoys hiking, trail running, playing volleyball and spending time with her friends and family.

Marissa is a Tucson native who graduated from Arizona State University with a B.S. in Kinesiology and minor in Psychology, going on to receive her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Northern Arizona University.

Marissa has a 3 part approach to helping others achieve their goals, utilizing clinical expertise with evidence-based and patient-centered practice to treat the problem at the source. She specializes in sports medicine, orthopedics, pediatric orthopedics, post-op recovery, manual therapy, and dry needling.

Marissa is certified in Parkinson Wellness Recovery and is passionate about working with patients from all walks of life to form a therapeutic alliance.

Marissa enjoys traveling, watching baseball, and spending time camping and hiking with her fiancée and 3 dogs in her spare time.

Originally from St. Cloud, Minnesota, Alyssa Zenner (Ali) has been practicing since 2017. Ali received her Bachelor of Science degree in Public Health from the University of Arizona in 2012. From there she continued pursuing her passion by earning her Doctorate in physical therapy from Northern Arizona University.

Ali is enthusiastic and still looking to determine her specialty but sees patients from age range 1 month to 99 years old. She especially has a passion for dynamic orthopedic treatment and geriatric rehabilitation with a solid foundation in evidence-based practice, manual therapy and therapeutic exercise.

Outside of work Ali enjoys spending time with her dogs Rider and Daisy, water sports, camping, weight training, and eating.

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.

Alex was born and raised in Mesa, Arizona. She is a graduate of the University of Arizona with her Bachelor in Physiology. She then graduated from Northern Arizona University in late 2017 with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy.

She has experience in orthopedics, geriatrics, neurologic and vestibular/balance therapy. She is also certified in dry needling and in concussion management training, and she is always looking to expand her skills in order to better help her patients meet their goals.

When she isn't spending time in clinic, Alex enjoys hiking and camping, golfing, spending time with friends and family, and cheering on her UArizona Wildcats!

Originally from northeast Washington state, Aaron attended the University of Arizona where he received a degree in biology and competed for the track team in the shot put and discus throw. Aaron received his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Eastern Washington University. Aaron is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA. When he is not working as a physical therapist, Aaron enjoys strength training, hiking, and track and field

Kate is originally from Tucson and moved at a young age to upstate New York. She completed her undergraduate and graduate coursework at the University at Buffalo. She graduated with her Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2020, and participated in the University’s first ever “virtual graduation ceremony”.

Kate enjoys working with a wide variety of patients. She especially enjoys working with athletes and dancers. She spent several years volunteering at Danceability in NY, a dance studio that specializes in working with dancers with cognitive and physical disabilities.

Kate loves to stay active. You can often find her hiking, biking or at the gym. She spends her free time with the company of friends and family or watching a Buffalo Bills game. This year she’s confident they’ll be in the Superbowl!

Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Kyndall King received her Bachelor of Science in Health and Exercise Science from The University of Oklahoma in 2017. She then went on to earn her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in 2020, moving to Tucson shortly thereafter.

Kyndall enjoys working with her patients to develop individualized plans to get them back to the activities they love doing. She uses a combination of manual therapy and therapeutic exercise to accomplish her patient’s goals, and it is her goal to make their physical therapy experience as positive as it can be.

In her free time, she enjoys watching sports, playing soccer, and listening to music on her record player.

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.