John has been part of Longview Physical & Sports Therapy since 2009 and became co-owner in 2013. As a Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, he brings advanced clinical expertise and over a decade of experience serving the Longview community.

He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Marquette University. His clinical philosophy centers on versatility and individualized care — meeting patients where they are and guiding them toward meaningful, measurable progress.

In addition to his orthopedic specialization, John has completed advanced manual therapy training through the Mulligan Institute and NAIOMT, strengthening his hands-on approach to complex musculoskeletal conditions. He is also highly experienced in industrial rehabilitation, with specialized training in functional and ergonomic assessment tools including ErgoScience, OccuPro, and Joule. This background allows him to effectively bridge clinical recovery with real-world job demands.

John believes successful rehabilitation requires adaptability, precision, and collaboration. He works closely with each patient to design recovery plans aligned with their goals, lifestyle, and long-term performance.

Outside the clinic, John enjoys adventuring with his wife, daughter, and dog — often on a bike or exploring Pacific Northwest trails.

Fluent in Spanish

Shonn Tanner is an experienced orthopedic physical therapist known for delivering precise, results-driven care through advanced biomechanical analysis and hands-on treatment. He helps patients understand how their bodies function as integrated systems and translates complex movement problems into practical, actionable solutions.

Shonn earned both his Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Physiology and his Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Utah, graduating in 2013. He has practiced at Longview Physical and Sports Therapy since 2018, providing individualized, one-on-one care grounded in clinical reasoning and measurable progress.

In addition to orthopedic rehabilitation, he is a Certified Lifestyle Medicine Professional (CLMP), with advanced training in preventing and reducing chronic disease through sustainable lifestyle change. His whole-person approach integrates exercise, nutrition, sleep, stress management, substance avoidance, and meaningful social connection into the rehabilitation process. He is also Graston Technique® certified.

Shonn believes effective rehabilitation requires both precision and partnership. He prioritizes thorough assessment, hands-on problem solving, and progressive strengthening while addressing root causes rather than symptoms alone. His goal is to move patients from frustration and limitation toward long-term strength, resilience, and independence.

Born in the Northwest then raised in Idaho and Utah, Shonn is grateful to return to the Pacific Northwest as a co-owner of the clinic. Outside the clinic, he enjoys time with his wife, son, and twin daughters, serving in his church community, and experimenting with soap making.

Beth is a staff physical therapist specializing in orthopedic and vestibular conditions. She values building strong connections with her patients and is dedicated to helping them achieve their individual goals. A strong advocate for personalized care, Beth uses each patient’s symptoms to guide treatment selection and incorporates a hands-on, manual therapy–focused approach. She is committed to equipping patients with the tools and strategies they need for long-term condition management.

Beth began her academic career at Lower Columbia College, where she earned her Associate of Arts in Pre-Physical Therapy. She later completed her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science at Linfield College and went on to earn her Doctor of Physical Therapy from University of Puget Sound. She has been practicing at Longview Physical and Sports Therapy Services since 2016.

Certifications & Advanced Training:

• McKenzie Method
• Astym Therapy
• Vestibular Rehabilitation
• Continued education emphasis in myofascial treatment via Graston Therapy, Franklin Method, Cupping Therapy

Beth was born in Minnesota and raised in Rainier, Oregon. She lives with her boyfriend and their daughter, Isabel, and values spending quality time with both her immediate and extended family.

An active and adventurous person, Beth enjoys trying new sports and activities. She regularly plays wallyball, racquetball, and soccer. In her downtime, she likes working on jigsaw and crossword puzzles, as well as engaging in hands-on hobbies such as indoor and outdoor gardening and crocheting.

Beth also serves as a board member of Rainier Adaptive Sports, a nonprofit adaptive recreation organization serving individuals throughout the South Puget Sound area.

Gable is a dedicated Physical Therapist focused on helping individuals restore mobility, reach their personal goals, and build long-term resilience. They treat a wide range of patients, including active adults, athletes, and individuals recovering from orthopedic injuries or surgery. Gable plans to pursue Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) certification to further advance their expertise in evidence-based orthopedic care.

Their treatment philosophy emphasizes hands-on care, individualized programming, and patient education to empower individuals to take ownership of their recovery. Patients can expect thoughtful assessment, clear communication, and goal-driven plans designed to support lasting results.

Gable earned their Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Clarkson University, where they developed a strong foundation in orthopedic rehabilitation, movement science, and evidence-based practice. They also hold a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Eastern Washington University.

Certifications & Advanced Training:

• Continuing education in orthopedic aftercare
• Training in manual therapy techniques

Outside the clinic, Gable enjoys strength training, running, hiking, and walking their two dogs. They value community involvement and believe that living an active lifestyle enhances their ability to connect with and support patients professionally.

Eric is a licensed physical therapist who joined Longview Physical & Sports Therapy in December 2024. Since earning his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2020, he has practiced in both Nevada and Washington, providing comprehensive care across a wide range of orthopedic and neurologic conditions.

Eric earned his Bachelor’s degree in Allied Health Science with an emphasis in Kinesiology from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2012. He went on to complete his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Franklin Pierce University in 2020.

Eric enjoys treating a diverse patient population, from acute post-operative cases to chronic pain, athletic injuries, and neurologic conditions. His approach centers on individualized treatment plans that evolve with each patient’s progress and goals. He emphasizes education and active participation in recovery, believing that empowering patients with knowledge and practical strategies leads to greater independence and long-term success.

Originally from Henderson, Nevada, Eric relocated to the Pacific Northwest after meeting his wife, Kaszee, in Portland. Outside the clinic, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two boys, traveling, and staying active through soccer.

Lauren is a dedicated physical therapist who works with individuals recovering from acute injuries, managing chronic pain, addressing scar tissue and adhesions, improving generalized de-conditioning, and preparing for or recovering from surgery. She is passionate about helping people return to the activities that matter most to them.

Her treatment philosophy centers on restoring meaningful movement to enhance overall quality of life. Lauren provides patient-centered, function-focused care that blends thorough individualized assessment with hands-on manual therapy when appropriate. She places a strong emphasis on progressive, evidence-informed exercise to support long-term outcomes and lasting resilience.

Lauren earned her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, graduating Magna Cum Laude from California State University, East Bay, and went on to receive her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Pacific University in Oregon.

Certifications & Advanced Training:

• Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM), including myofascial decompression with cupping
• Continuing education emphasis in outpatient orthopedics

Outside of the clinic, Lauren is a proud dog mom who enjoys exploring the Pacific Northwest. She loves spending time outdoors and can often be found reading, beading, knitting, swimming, or horseback riding.

Orrin is a dedicated physical therapist who treats patients with a wide range of orthopedic and musculoskeletal conditions. He is committed to delivering individualized, hands-on care that addresses the root cause of pain while promoting long-term functional outcomes. Patients working with Orrin can expect a thorough evaluation, skilled manual therapy, and personalized exercise programming designed to restore movement, improve strength, and support lasting recovery.

Orrin began practicing at Longview Physical & Sports Therapy in 2022 after earning his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Chatham University. During his doctoral training, he worked as a rehabilitation technician at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, gaining valuable experience supporting patients throughout their recovery process. His education emphasized evidence-based practice, strong clinical reasoning, and the development of advanced manual therapy skills — all of which continue to shape his approach to patient care.

He remains committed to ongoing professional development and regularly pursues continuing education in orthopedic and manual therapy techniques. Orrin plans to pursue formal manual therapy certification to further enhance patient outcomes and expand his clinical expertise.

Originally from Kalama, Washington, Orrin is proud to have returned home to serve his local community. Outside the clinic, he enjoys spending time with his wife, daughter, and close-knit family.

Ed has been part of Longview Physical & Sports Therapy since 2005, bringing decades of experience in athletic training and rehabilitation.

As both a certified athletic trainer and licensed Physical Therapist Assistant, he has worked with athletes and active individuals of all ages

A Longview native, Ed graduated from R.A. Long High School and attended Lower Columbia College before earning his Bachelor of Science in Physical Education/Athletic Training from Brigham Young University in 1989. He completed his Master of Science in Exercise Science/Athletic Training at Brigham Young University in 1992, serving as a graduate athletic trainer for the Cougars during that time.

Before returning home, Ed worked as a staff athletic trainer at New Ulm Medical Center in Minnesota and later with HealthSouth Physical Therapy in Longview. In 2013, he earned his Physical Therapist Assistant licensure through Whatcom Community College.

Ed is a certified athletic trainer and longtime member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, and he has served as an examiner for the NATA Board of Certification since 1991.

Deeply connected to the local community, Ed has taught sports medicine at Kelso High School and prevention and care of athletic injuries at Lower Columbia College. Outside the clinic, he enjoys mountain biking, basketball, camping, skiing, and custom cabinetry.

Tanya is a Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) who specializes in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation, treating a large population of total joint replacements and rotator cuff repairs. She works closely with athletes and active individuals to help them recover from injuries and enhance their performance through personalized therapy and exercise programs. Tanya believes in the philosophy that an assistant plays a vital role in supporting the physical therapist and empowering patients through compassionate care, education, and motivation to achieve their best outcomes.

Tanya earned her Bachelor of Biology from Concordia University, where she developed a strong emphasis in athletic training traveling with the college sports team as a student athletic trainer. She also completed her Physical Therapist Assistant degree at Whatcom Community College, combining a strong scientific background with practical clinical expertise.

Tanya is Astym-certified®, enabling her to deliver advanced soft-tissue treatments that promote healing from chronic pain, tendon injuries, and movement restrictions.

Outside of her professional work, Tanya enjoys watching sports and staying active by playing and coaching her children in basketball and softball. She is married with two children and has a love for the outdoors and the beach.

Anastasia Ulrigg is a Physical Therapist Assistant who focuses on post-operative rehabilitation and geriatric care, rooted in the belief that movement is the most effective tool for maintaining independence and quality of life. With a background in biology and collegiate athletics, she brings a disciplined yet empathetic approach to the complexities of surgical recovery.

Anastasia earned her Associate of Arts in Biology from Lower Columbia College, where she balanced academic rigor with playing on the collegiate soccer team. She went on to complete her Associate of Applied Science in Physical Therapist Assistance at Mount Hood Community College in Gresham Oregon.

Anastasia believes that a collaborative and supportive environment is essential to successful outcomes. She emphasizes hands-on care and progressive exercise to help patients simplify their recovery process and build lasting resilience. Her goal is to help individuals reclaim their mobility and confidence, focusing on the long-term results that allow them to return to the activities they love.

Anastasia remains committed to an active lifestyle in the Pacific Northwest, whether she is cycling or exploring the outdoors. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys spending her free time with her family, reading, and bonding with her nine-month-old Saint Berdoodle puppy, Simba.

Emma Nelson is a Physical Therapist Assistant dedicated to helping patients improve mobility, reduce pain, and return to meaningful daily and recreational activities. She treats a wide range of orthopedic conditions, including post-operative recovery, sports-related injuries, and chronic musculoskeletal concerns.

Emma emphasizes individualized, function-focused care that blends hands-on techniques with progressive therapeutic exercise and clear patient education. She is passionate about helping patients build confidence in their movement while developing the strength and resilience needed for long-term success. Patients working with Emma can expect supportive coaching, attentive guidance, and thoughtfully progressed programs tailored to their goals.

Emma earned her Associate of Applied Science degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant from Mt. Hood Community College. Her clinical training provided a strong foundation in outpatient orthopedic rehabilitation, therapeutic exercise progression, and evidence-based treatment strategies.

Outside the clinic, Emma serves as an assistant volleyball coach at Lower Columbia College, where she previously played as a libero. She enjoys mentoring student-athletes and supporting their growth both on and off the court. Originally from Gresham, Oregon, she now lives in Kelso with her fiancé and their two dogs.

Certified Hand Therapist

Andrew Peaker is a Certified Hand Therapist specializing in comprehensive upper extremity rehabilitation. He treats a wide range of hand, wrist, and arm conditions, with particular expertise in complex post-operative cases and persistent nerve-related pain. His approach combines advanced manual therapy, precise splinting, and individualized rehabilitation programs designed to restore strength, mobility, and functional independence.

Andrew places strong emphasis on patient education, believing that understanding the diagnosis and treatment plan empowers patients to participate actively in their recovery while progressing at the appropriate pace. His care is hands-on, detail-oriented, and tailored to each individual’s goals — whether returning to work, daily responsibilities, or recreation.

He earned a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Occupational Therapy from Eastern Washington University. His advanced credentials include:

• National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT)
• Certified Hand Therapist (CHT)
• Certification in Manual Therapy of the Upper Quadrant for Occupational Therapists (CMOT)
• Certified Ergonomic Assessment Specialist (CEAS)

Married and a proud father of five, Andrew understands the importance of helping patients return to meaningful daily activities. Outside the clinic, he enjoys sauna sessions, traveling with family and friends, and serving in his church and local community.