Erik Kaufman PT, DPT, CSCS, FSM Certified
Erik’s goal is to foster a safe, enjoyable, and educational environment that supports healing and promotes lasting well-being for his patients. After earning a Bachelor of Arts from Willamette University, Erik pursued his Doctorate of Physical Therapy at the University of St. Augustine in San Marcos, CA. His passion for rehabilitation began at Willamette, where he worked in the Athletic Training Center and captained the soccer team, later playing at an amateur professional level.
Erik is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, a FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine, and a certified practitioner of Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) after completing specialized training. His approach to physical therapy focuses on treating each patient as a unique individual, addressing a wide range of physical ailments. He integrates The Berry Method of Structural Integration, FSM, and customized exercise programs to address the root causes of discomfort and facilitate sustainable healing.
With an emphasis on realignment, Erik helps his patients improve movement efficiency, reduce pain, and enhance functionality for daily life, recreation, and sports. Outside of treating patients and expanding his knowledge, Erik enjoys mushroom foraging, playing soccer, and dancing.
Jenny Duong PT, DPT
Jenny is passionate about helping patients feel stronger, move with confidence, and return to the activities that make life meaningful. Originally from Seattle, Washington, she grew up powerlifting and continues to stay active through a combination of Pilates, weightlifting, and functional training. After earning a B.S in Kinesiology from Western Washington University, Jenny pursued her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at the University of Washington.
Jenny has experience across orthopedics, post-surgical rehab, sports medicine, geriatrics, and neurologic conditions. She believes therapy should feel collaborative, supportive, and tailored to each individual. Jenny values building meaningful connections and takes time to understand her patients’ goals, lifestyle, and challenges. Her approach blends hands-on treatment, movement-based rehab, and education, so patients leave not only feeling better, but also equipped with tools needed for long-term health, injury prevention, and sustainable movement.
Outside of the clinic, Jenny enjoys cooking and baking, reading, crocheting, traveling, and exploring local restaurants with her partner and friends. She loves staying active with her dog, Benji, and is still finding ways to step outside her comfort zone, whether that’s trying pickleball or learning golf.
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