Therapydia Vancouver

Adria completed her undergraduate degree at Eastern Washington University in 2012 and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in 2014.She enjoys treating a wide variety of orthopedic injuries, from overuse work injuries and postural dysfunctions to sports injuries and post-surgical. Her areas of interest include manual therapy, strength and balance training, and vestibular rehabilitation. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys running CrossFit, and playing with her 4 dogs.

Kelly received her Bachelor of Science in Biology from Washington State University in 2015 where she found her love for studying human movement and injury. She received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in the San Diego area in 2019. Kelly enjoys treating an array of orthopedic injuries including sports injuries especially shoulder injuries as she had a shoulder injury during her high school swimming career. Since beginning her journey toward becoming a physical therapist, she wants to spread the knowledge about physical therapy not just as a treatment after injury, but also to prevent injury too. Kelly is interested in manual therapy, sports-specific strength and balance training, and will be pursuing a pelvic floor specialty. When she is not working at the clinic, you can find her in the outdoors either hiking, camping, snowshoeing, or playing with her dog.

Taylor was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. After spending 10 years in Northern California, she and her husband along with their two small children moved back to the beautiful state of Washington. Taylor was eager to raise her children closer to family and to share all that the PNW has to offer. Taylor has over 14 years of supervisory experience in the healthcare field. She has worked in an array of care settings including Assisted Living, Home Health, and Radiology. Taylor is compassionate about the patient care experience and joined the Therapydia team to help make a positive impact on the patients we care for.