Becca knew she wanted to become a physical therapist from an early age because she was drawn to a profession centered around movement. She wanted to be moving every day while helping others problem solve movement challenges. During college, Becca briefly explored a different career path before realizing that physical therapy was one of the few professions that combined meaningful relationships with people and a highly hands-on approach to care, something she believes is a powerful part of the healing journey.

She graduated from Regis University in 2018 and worked for several years in Denver. In 2022, she moved to Steamboat Springs to pursue intensive training with Gregg and Vicky Johnson through the Institute of Physical Art. She became a Certified Functional Manual Therapist (CFMT) in 2023 and continued in Steamboat for fellowship training. She has extensive experience treating head-to-toe musculoskeletal conditions, as well as treating the viscera, pressure system dysfunctions, integrated pelvic dysfunction, vagus nerve dysfunction, and airway dysfunctions. She is passionate about helping patients better understand their bodies and restore meaningful, efficient movement through individualized, whole-person care.

Outside the clinic, Becca enjoys exploring nature with her family. Whether skiing or running in the mountains, fishing in a river, or simply taking a nature walk together, she feels most grounded outdoors.