Augustine- San Marcos April which utilizes a diverse set of manual therapy skills. Joshua has taken advanced coursework from the Institute of Physical Art where he enhanced his knowledge in highly advanced sacroiliac dysfunction screenings and treatment techniques based upon movement analysis. His goal for treating patients is to make them aware of their functional deficits and make them independent again.
Joshua utilizes muscle specific treatments to alleviate many common dysfunctions ranging from back pain to shoulder injuries. As a Graston Technique provider, he can also incorporate the use of specialized stainless-steel instruments to promote tissue healing and remodeling. Through patient education and correct neuromuscular engagement, Joshua believes all his patients can become self-aware of their movement inhibitions to ultimately make pain free lifelong changes.
Joshua is a proud husband and father of two young boys and two daughters. He maintains an active lifestyle with his family engaging in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tournaments, soccer, competitive hip hop and scouting events. Scott Sabin graduated with high honors from the University of St. He believes that patient education is the most important aspect of physical therapy. Movement is life. Scott appreciates a functional body and he also understands the frustration that accompanies dysfunction.
He chose this occupation to help people improve their participation in life. He loves his family and can often be found at the beach, surfing on his days off. She has diverse work and fieldwork experiences in adult acute care, inpatient rehabilitation, hand-based outpatient rehabilitation, early-intervention, outpatient and community-based pediatrics.
Growing up in Chino Hills, CA; Gabby has always been surrounded by a big family who have all played a huge inspiration to join the health care field. Besides her career as an OT, Gabby enjoys cooking healthy and yummy food for her family and friends.
