About us

Aurora obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy from Southern Oregon University and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from A.T. Still University in 2012. Aurora continued her post graduate education through Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute and specialized in pelvic health treating men, women and children. Aurora has extensive experience and training in a wide range of pelvic heath conditions and orthopedic care. She enjoys working with patients of different age ranges and activity levels. She strives to provide a comprehensive, whole body assessment based on each individuals unique needs and goals.

Aurora grew up in Talent and is a graduate of Phoenix High School. She is excited to return to the Valley with her husband and two sons, creating a deeper connection to family in the area.

Specialties: Pelvic health, pelvic pain, back and hip pain, foot and ankle, endurance athletes and runners

My mission is to use my expertise to help patients move the best they can, for as long as they can.

Brent graduated from Creighton University in 2013 with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. He now has 12+ years of experience as a physical therapist in the orthopedic setting, and is comfortable treating a wide variety of orthopedic conditions. Brent utilizes a combination of different skills including manual therapy, motor learning, and exercise to help his patients move better. Brent is a true believer in what strength can do for recovery and earned his CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist) in 2017.

Brent is an avid golfer and has specialized training in golf rehab and performance. “I can’t stand to see a fellow golfer that is not playing well or is unable to play at all.” He continually works to expand his knowledge and takes pride in giving every golfer the physical tools necessary to play their best. This has led Brent to gain golf specific knowledge that is unmatched in Southern Oregon including Titleist Performance Institute Certifications in Medical Level 3, Fitness Level 2, Power Level 2.

Outside of his Physical Therapy training in Nebraska, Brent has lived in the Pacific Northwest his entire life. As of 2026, he is new to the Ashland/Medford area and looking forward to new connections and adventures ahead.

Specialties: Sports rehab, barball athletes, strength and conditioning, spine and back conditions, dizziness and vertigo, knee pain, golf rehab and training

Liz Amuchastegui PT, DPT (“Uh-MOOCH-ah-STEH-gee”) received her Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree from Regis University in 2015 with Alpha Sigma Nu honors. She seeks to give her patients the tools they need to learn to take care of their own bodies and get back to doing the things they love while addressing the root cause and preventing recurrences. Liz enjoys treating all orthopedic conditions, and particularly the shoulder. She also enjoys treating the spine, hip and knee, and has a CrossFit background. She is skilled at treating hypermobile individuals and athletes and individuals seeking a quick but safe return to sport and activity. She has a keen eye for adverse movement patterns and uses a hands-on and detailed approach.

Liz also works with local swim clubs and swimmers on injury prevention programs, dryland strength training, and technique optimization for athletes of all ages and abilities. Before working as a physical therapist, Liz studied at Stanford University, and competed on the swim team, achieving two 2nd place individual NCAA Div I finishes and contributing to two 2nd place team finishes. She was also a 12-time NCAA All-american and 3-time Pac 10 champion. She went on to compete nationally and internationally, including three Olympic Trials and World University Games in China.

In free time Liz enjoys a wide manner of outdoor activities, including backcountry skiing, mountain biking, camping and backpacking with her husband and three girls, and enjoying all that Southern Oregon has to offer.

Gwen graduated from Oregon State University’s Doctorate of Physical Therapy and has since pursued post-graduate training focused on pelvic health. Her clinical interests include pelvic health, hypermobility, and working with young adult athletes. She has experience treating a wide range of populations from professional athletes to weekend warriors, from teens to older adults and core to her practice is a belief that every body deserves to find joy through movement.

She has experience working across a variety of settings including outpatient orthopedics, pelvic health, acute care, skilled nursing, and home-based care which has instilled a holistic perspective on addressing patient care. She is passionate about providing individualized, whole-body care that supports each patient’s unique goals and lifestyle.

Gwen grew up in Oregon and values staying connected to the communities she serves. In addition to her work as a physical therapist, she has over 14 years of experience performing and coaching circus arts, which informs her approach to movement, body awareness, and rehabilitation. She enjoys helping patients return to the activities they love, whether that’s daily function, sport, or performance.

Specialties: Pelvic health, orthopedic rehabilitation, and return to sport/performance

Mary graduated from Des Moines University in Iowa in 2015. She began her career in general orthopedics, where she built a strong foundation in musculoskeletal care, before relocating from Iowa to Oregon in 2018. It was here in Medford that she discovered her true passion for pelvic health.

When treating bowel and bladder symptoms, Mary believes in looking beyond the pelvis. Her approach is holistic, considering the whole body to help identify the root causes of bowel, bladder, and sexual health concerns. While pelvic health is her specialty, she places equal emphasis on related areas such as the hips, core, pelvis, and feet. This comprehensive approach allows her to develop an individualized plan of care tailored to each patient’s needs.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find Mary running, hiking, and backpacking on the trails. She brings that same appreciation for movement and whole-body wellness into her work with every patient she sees.

Pablo has been a licensed Physical Therapist since 2007. He grew up in the mountain playground of Taos, NM where he spent his Summers playing baseball and winters skiing as much as he could. He attended the University of Redlands in CA for undergraduate where he played 2 years of varsity baseball before his own shoulder injury ended his career. He later moved back to NM and attended the University of New Mexico for his graduate training where he earned a Masters degree in Physical Therapy.

Prior to moving to Oregon Pablo practiced in his home town of Taos, NM for years working with local athletes including skiers and snowboarders as well as local HS teams. Upon moving to Oregon Pablo focused on obtaining his Orthopedic Clinical Specialty (OCS) certification while honing his treatment skills with different manual therapy and osteopathic techniques with special focus on overhead athletes.

He has recently focused his education on rehab and injury prevention for fitness athletes of all types while maintaining a large skillset in working all ortho injuries from shoulders to knees. He has become well known as not only a shoulder specialist but also a specialist in return to sport training for ACL and other knee surgeries. He has worked with athletes on both the Alpine and Nordic US Ski Teams, NFL, MLB and high school and college athletes across the Northwest.

Specialties: Shoulder, upper back, elbow and arm pain, overhead and throwing athletes, knee pain, post op recovery of knee, hip and shoulder.