Meet Jenny.

Jenny went to Washington University in St. Louis for her physical therapy doctorate degree. After she graduated, she moved to Miami, FL and completed a year-long residency training in treating geriatric patients. She loves working with older adults. Besides from enjoying listening to their stories, Jenny also admires their resilience and motivation during her treatment sessions with them. 

After a few year of clinical practice, Jenny decided to pursue further training in treating people with neurological conditions. She enrolled in Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF) residency in Vallejo, CA, where PNF was founded. At the PNF residency, Jenny learned a different approach in treating her patients with neurological conditions. PNF is an integrated approach in which it address the physical, emotional and intellectual aspect of an individual. PNF focuses on the use of hands-on treatment in facilitating and stimulating different sensory receptors in your body to produce efficient functional movements. Today, Jenny utilizes the principles and techniques of PNF to treat her clients and specializes in treating people with neurological conditions. She promotes motor learning via repetition of a specific task with appropriate intensity along with the use of developmental sequence of activities to achieve the omit optimal function of an individual.  

Besides from her practice, Jenny also holds a position at the University of Washington Doctor of Physical Therapy Program as part of their teaching faculty. One of Jenny's passion is to teach and education the future physical therapy clinicians by sharing her clinical knowledge. She enjoys teaching and interacting with the students. She is honored to be part of University of Washington that has one of the top physical therapy programs in the nation. 

In her spare time, Jenny enjoys spending time with her family, friends and doing anything outdoors. Jenny and her family love to travel and learn about different foods, culture, and people. She feels very fortunate that she has been to four continents!