Elizabeth Hampton PT, WCS, BCIA-PMDB

Elizabeth Hampton is a physical therapist in practice since 1987, specializing in pelvic ring dysfunction and movement re-education. Since 2006, Mrs. Hampton has been faculty for the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute, providing continuing education courses in women's health physical therapy to health care providers across the United States. Elizabeth is a graduate of Marquette University's program in physical therapy. She has earned specialized certifications in Women's Health Physical Therapy (TWU), childbirth & doula education, Polestar Pilates Rehabilitation, as well as Pelvic Muscle Dysfunction Biofeedback through the Biofeedback Certification Institute of America (BCIA). She is currently working through the level III curriculum through the North American Institute of Manual Therapy (NAIOMT). Elizabeth is a published author in the field of pelvic ring & elimination disorders. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association, the Section on Women's Health & Orthopedics as well as the Washington State Physical Therapy Association. She is also a Board Certified Women’s Health Clinical Specialist through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties.

Elizabeth is married & loves gardening, hiking & watching her 2 kids grow & thrive.

Juliana Bohn, PT, CMPT

Juliana Bohn is a graduate of Cleveland State University's program in Physical Therapy, Juliana earned her advanced certification in manual therapy through the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (NAIOMT) & is the first Certified Manual Physical Therapist through NAIOMT in Whatcom County.

With over 25 years of clinical experience as a PT and educator, Bohn has an extensive background in sports, dance, pelvic ring & orthopedic physical therapy as well as orthotics fabrication. Juliana is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association, the section on Orthopedics, & the Washington State Physical Therapy Association. She is an extraordinary athlete, active in yoga, trail running, & ballroom dancing, with extensive training in the Argentine Tango.

Sandy Hayner, PT

Sandy Hayner is a physical therapist in practice since 1987, specializing in orthopedic manual therapy. She is a graduate of Mayo School of Health Sciences' Program in Physical Therapy. She is currently working through the level III advanced curriculum for both spine & extremity manual therapy through the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (NAIOMT). She has a special interest in working with back pain in pregnancy & has taught the class "Baby Your Back", which focuses on anatomy, posture, body mechanics, & positions of comfort & exercise for pregnant women. Sandy also specializes in osteoporosis & contributed to the development of an osteoporosis education & exercise program at Northwest Hospital in Seattle. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association, the section on Orthopedics, & the Washington State Physical Therapy Association. Sandy is married, & has a son. She enjoys trail running, hiking, camping, & cycling with her family.

Sandy also specializes in osteoporosis & contributed to the development of an osteoporosis education & exercise program at Northwest Hospital in Seattle.

Tawny Bridge-Pope, MPT

Tawny Bridge-Pope earned her Master of Physical Therapy degree from Eastern Washington University in 2000. She is a certified Pilates instructor and completed her training with Elizabeth Larkam through Pilates and Beyond in 2004. She recently completed additional training in pilates-evolved techniques for osteoporosis through TheraPilates®. In 2002, Tawny earned her certification as a Level I Gyrotonic® trainer. She enjoys integrating her extensive training in movement re-education with manual therapy techniques. Tawny is currently working her way through NAIOMT level II training and has completed additional training in acupressure, kinesiotaping techniques and craniosacral therapy. She enjoys instructing specialty classes including Core Connection and Core Connection for the Equestrian. Tawny is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and Washington State Physical Therapy Association. She is married and has many 4-legged children. Tawny loves being outdoors and likes to spend time horseback riding, mountain biking, running, hiking and snowshoeing.

Kinsey Jackson, LMP

Kinsey Jackson graduated from Brenneke School of Massage in 2001, and has since been a practicing massage therapist in the Bellingham area. She graduated with honors from Western Washington University with a Bachelor of Science in Biopsychology in 2006. Kinsey also serves as the Director of Marketing for Bodylight Books, the publishing company of Campbell's book. Kinsey holds certifications in Reiki, Lymphatic Detoxification, and Pilates instruction. Kinsey has worked extensively with medical professionals in various fields such as acupuncture, chiropractic, massage, physical therapy, naturopathy, and mental health. She is certified in medical insurance billing and runs a small billing business from her home. She also works at Core PT in the office facilitating billing and patient relations. Kinsey's massage work focuses on sacroiliac, lower back, and cervical rehabilitation as well as Somatic Experiencing. She employs a variety of modalities in her practice including Swedish, Deep Tissue, Lomi-Lomi, Trager, CranioSacral, positional release, and energy work. Additionally, Kinsey is a very active member in the Bellingham community, volunteering for local non-profit organizations. She is an aspiring singer and talented flutist, pianist, and percussionist. Her interests include hiking, cross country skiing, ping pong, and her weiner dog Pele.

Stephanie Torres, Office Manager

Stephanie moved to Bellingham from Kansas & now considers herself a true "Hamster". She is the unsung hero of Core Therapeutics PT, providing exceptional & compassionate care to our clients, our staff & the community. Stephanie has extensive experience in the healthcare industry & a genuine passion for health and nutrition. She is an extraordinary cook and specializes in locally grown cuisine & gluten-free cooking. In her spare time, Stephanie enjoys yoga, hiking, mountain biking, cooking, & spending time with her wonderful husband, Trevor and dog/child Spier.