Amy Gibbs has been a licensed physical therapist for 16 years. She specializes in chronic pain reduction, functional movement improvements and patient education. She works one on one with individuals to give them accurate, customized care, allowing them to see results more quickly. She has worked in a variety of settings and has pursued advanced education on a variety specializations included but not limited to : Myofascial Release, KT taping, Hippotherapry Level 1, Functional Assessment Screening,  Testt ® Method and others. Having guest lectured at both WSU and USU, National Athletic Trainer Association Conference, and other organizations such as the National MS Society,  she has evolved into a keen educator that can communicate effectively and clearly with patients, allowing them to understand their diagnosis, engage in their sessions and home program more quickly and achieve results in a more timely manner with less visits overall. She has added the specialization of working with equestrians and has taken advanced education through Andy Thomas and the Testt practitioner model. This allows her to address rider asymmetries and get riders communicating in a more cohesive manner with their equine partners by reducing asymmetries and improving functional and postural control in the saddle.