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Amy Werner, PT, DPT
West Portland Physical Therapy Clinic, LLC
Amy approaches physical therapy with a dancer’s eye for detail of movement. Her zeal for healthy movement fuels her interests in both dance and the practice of physical therapy. Amy’s approach emphasizes a whole-body perspective to patient recovery. She values one-on-one treatment with the goal of educating her patients to independently manage their own symptoms. Amy’s passion is dance medicine, but her experience with balance, vestibular dysfunction, and women’s health give an expanded understanding of patients’ challenges in regaining function. Education, Experience, Certifications: •Rockhurst University, Kansas City, Doctor of Physical Therapy •Kansas State University, BS, Dance •Advanced training with North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (NAIOMT), levels 3 of 4 completed toward manual therapy certification •Physical Therapist for Oregon Ballet Theatre, Body Vox, and NW Dance Project •Wellness committee chair and care coordinator for Oregon Ballet Theatre •Founding healthcare member for Dance Wire •Extensive course work in Dance Medicine, Pilates, hip and lower leg dysfunction, ankle and foot biomechanics, pregnancy and post-partum care, and vestibular dysfunction •Training in Pelvic Floor rehabilitation
