Therapydia Beaverton

Therapydia Beaverton physical therapist Jenny Cannon moved to Portland in 2016 with her husband and has since settled into our clinic, seeing patients through their whole rehab process.

Jenny earned her Master’s degree in PT from University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, TX in 2002. After graduation, she moved to Denver, CO, and spent 14 years there working in various outpatient orthopedic clinics. Jenny brings a wide range of experience to the Beaverton clinic, treating everyone from high level athletes to chronic pain patients. She’s also completed extensive training with the Institute for Physical Art (IPA), mastering a treatment approach that involves manual therapy for the joints, soft tissue, and viscera, as well as neuromuscular re-education, postural, and body mechanics training. She has experience with running evaluations and recently added a bike fit certification to her bag of tools. Jenny is passionate about getting to the root of her patients’ problems and not just treating the symptoms. She enjoys working with patients of all ages and abilities in their goals of restoring function and healthy lives.

Outside of Therapydia Beaverton, Jenny enjoys spending time and exploring Oregon with her husband, Brian and dog, Stella. She can often be found running in Forest Park with Stella, while Brian is miles ahead. In addition to running, she enjoys biking (both mountain and road), hiking, snowboarding, and almost anything outside. She is a lifelong athlete, having been involved in sports from a young age all the way through college, and continues to stay active as much as possible.

Therapydia Beaverton physical therapist Monica Mai was born and raised in Portland, Oregon. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Human Physiology, with a minor in Music, from the University of Oregon in 2012. Monica left the Northwest to attend Western University of Health Sciences where she earned her Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy in 2016. She is a certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner, ASTYM™ system provider, and a member of the Oregon Physical Therapy Association (OPTA). She is also currently pursuing her Certification in Manual Therapy (CMPT) with the North American Institute of Manual Therapy (NAIOMT).

Monica loves the one-on-one approach to physical therapy and enjoys helping her patients reach their goals, whether it’s running a marathon or simply sitting at work without pain.

In her free time, she enjoys hiking, spending time on the Oregon coast, and rock climbing – both indoors and outdoors.

Therapydia physical therapist Jenna Schroeder is from a small town in southern Oklahoma. Drawn to the beautiful scenery, she moved to Oregon in 2016. Growing up playing sports and then as a college athlete, she was intrigued by the human body, and especially learning ways to train to improve performance. She graduated with her doctorate of physical therapy from the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center in 2013. Boomer Sooner!Jenna has taken courses to further her physical therapy education in many subjects including: Grey Institute 3D Maps, Blood flow restriction, and the Thoracic Ring Approach™. These courses allow Jenna to approach each patient individually and help them meet their specific goals. She loves working with a variety of patient populations to return them to what they love to do. Since graduating she has treated patients with acute and chronic conditions, as well as pre and post-operative patients. Outside of work, Jenna likes to spend time with her family, loves every opportunity to get outside, including camping, biking, hiking, and walks around the neighborhood with her mini Australian Shepard, Millie.

Deanna is originally from sunny Los Angeles, CA. She received her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology: Pre-PT from San Diego State University and went on to complete her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of South Florida. Deanna moved to the Portland area and has been enjoying the PNW along with her boyfriend, Jorge, and their two fur babies, Riley and Akira.She enjoys treating a multitude of musculoskeletal injuries as well as being an advocate for injury prevention. She is interested in pursuing further clinical knowledge in sports, vestibular and pelvic floor rehabilitation. During her time away from the clinic, Deanna enjoys sunset hikes, breaking a sweat at the gym, skiing the slopes on the mountain, being a total foodie, and just maintaining an overall healthy positive lifestyle. She can’t wait to help guide you along in your recovery journey through physical therapy!

Amanda is originally from Minnesota and California. She made the move to the PNW in 2011 and has made the Portland area her forever home. Although Amanda holds a degree in Graphic Design, she expresses that her desire to be around people ultimately outshined her technological, creative bent.Amanda spent the last decade working as an Administrative Manager and a Residential Manager. After a successful career in leadership helping adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, she is excited to join the Therapydia team. Amanda is passionate about the patient care experience and joined Therapydia to help make a positive impact on the patients we care for.In her free time Amanda enjoys graphic design, painting, and sculpting. She also loves spending time with family, tending to her many plants and chasing waterfalls all over the PNW.

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