Our Amazing Therapists


Amy Harmon, PT, DPT Director of Program Development Amy Harmon, PT, DPT was born and raised in Jackson WY where she grew up skiing, snowboarding and enjoying the outdoors. She attended undergrad at UC Santa Barbara and the University of Wyoming and earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of North Dakota. She is a dynamic physical therapist integrating both traditional and non-traditional methods. She is EXOS Sports Performance certified and trained alongside French Osteopath GUY Voyer to deepen her knowledge of the human fascial, nervous and organ system. She treats a wide range of orthopedic conditions but specializes in the active population. Her career started in Los Angeles where she worked inside of Golf Fitness Los Angeles. She then moved back to her hometown in 2016 where she opened her own company in 2019. Amy was voted Best Physical Therapist in 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 by the Jackson community. She has worked with a variety of athletes ranging from Olympic ski racers and big mountain snowboarders, NHL players to the weekend warriors. She is excited to explore everything Bend has to offer and connect with the community. When not working you will find her walking her two dogs, up in the mountains, paddle boarding, or attending an outdoor concert.










Connor Perkins, PT, DPT


Courtney Odell, PT, DPT, WCS, PRPC


David George, MA, LA-C, C.SMA
















Hayley Hoggarth, OTR/L, CEAS






A native of Klamath Falls, Oregon, Justin Hoggarth completed his Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Sport Science from Oregon State University in Corvallis. He then obtained his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from University of the Pacific in Stockton, California.
Justin most recently worked as a PT in the Portland area. Prior to that, he worked as a therapist for several years in Las Vegas, Nevada. Justin treats a wide range of orthopedic and neurologic conditions, with specific training in blood flow restriction exercise for enhanced muscle strength, manual therapies and rock climbing injury rehabilitation.
When he is not working, Justin loves to spend time with his wife, Hayley, and their young daughter, Maeve. His hobbies include archery and fishing, as well as cheering on his alma mater’s team — the OSU Beavers— in football.





Lela Stemple PT, DPT, ATC Bend South Clinic Originally from Southern Oregon, Lela Stemple, PT, DPT, ATC obtained her undergraduate degree in athletic training and her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Boston University. During her education, she treated Division I athletes from various Boston area schools, including Harvard, and gained experience in high school and pediatric settings. Along with her clinical experiences, her participation on the BU track and cross-country teams helped develop a passion for treating endurance athletes of all ages. Currently, she enjoys treating various orthopedic conditions and populations, and has a particular interest in treating endurance athletes, pediatric athletes, and foot and ankle pathologies. She is actively pursuing higher certifications in sports physical therapy. Additionally, she enjoys being involved in community health outreach programs and encouraging patients to find a way to enjoy movement. In her spare time, Lela enjoys volunteer coaching at local schools, collecting as many books as possible, and hiking and running with her husband, William, and their dog, Axl.


Lydia Pane, PT, DPT


Meghan Biggs, PT, DPT, FAFS












Sarah Zamora PT, DPT, ATC
Sarah Zamora PT, DPT, ATC was born and raised in Idaho where she gained a love of sports and the outdoors at an early age. It was through her involvement of sports that she knew she wanted to pursue a career where she could help others reach their full physical potential.
Sarah attended Idaho State University where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Physical Education with an emphasis in exercise science. Following her undergraduate studies, she remained at ISU where she earned her Masters of Athletic Training (ATC) and Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT).
Apart from work, Sarah loves to spend time outdoors. She enjoys hiking and biking mountain trails, paddle boarding, horseback riding, and even skiing and snowboarding in the winter months.
Sarah looks forward to exploring all of the nature Oregon has to offer, while helping people of all ages, athletic backgrounds, and abilities.






Sophia Holms, PT, DPT was born and raised in Fullerton, CA where she began playing indoor and sand volleyball, going on to play the former at Clarkson University. After obtaining her Bachelors of Science in Psychology, she earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) at Simmons University in Boston, MA.
While Sophia treats a wide range of orthopedic and sports injuries, she specializes in lower extremity injuries, surgical rehab of the knee, barbell athletes, and court sport athletes. Sophia has earned her ICE Certified Specialist: Fitness Athlete to better push herself and her patients in the world of weightlifting, bodybuilding, and regular gym go’ers. Additionally, she is working towards becoming a Boards-Certified Clinical Specialist in Sports Physical Therapy to better serve her patient population. She blends a psychologically-informed, fitness-forward mindset with evidence-based treatments to keep everyone in the game, continuing to move and do what they love. She empowers her patients to take an active role in their individualized rehabilitation and performance enhancement. More often than not, you can find Sophia lifting weights at the gym entirely way too early in the morning. She can also talk your ear off if you ask what TV show, movie, podcast, etc. she’s been binging lately

Stephanie Sultzer, PT, DPT






Taylor DeBar, MOTR/L Redmond Clinic We are pleased to announce that Taylor DeBar is the newest addition to Rebound’s Hand Therapy Program. Her primary clinic location will be Rebound’s Redmond Clinic. Originally from Michigan, Taylor graduated from Grand Valley State University with her Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy. Taylor first became interested in hand therapy while working throughout graduate school as a Rehabilitation Technician. Upon graduation, Taylor transitioned from a Rehab Tech to a full time Occupational Therapist where she enjoyed working with the upper extremity and assisting her patients return to their daily activities and hobbies. Additionally, she attended continued education courses in kinesiotaping and manual therapy techniques. Taylor also has experience as a Lead Therapist at a pediatric outpatient clinic in Phoenix, Arizona. As a Lead Therapist, she developed policies and procedures, trained staff, and mentored new therapists. It is Taylor’s goal to become a Certified Hand Therapist and gain more advanced training in complex splinting techniques and manual therapy. Taylor is new to the Northwest and recently got married. When she is not working, she enjoys skiing, bike riding, paddle boarding, hiking, camping, and yoga.




Trevor Nannini, PT, DPT, CSCS




