Sarah Consiglio, PT, DPT

Sarah earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from OSU–Cascades and her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Southern Oregon University. She has a diverse clinical background spanning adult and pediatric orthopedics, along with experience in adaptive sports and recreation, providing care in a variety of clinical and outdoor settings throughout Oregon.

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She has a special interest in caring for individuals with hypermobility spectrum disorders, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), dysautonomia, chronic pain, and other complex medical conditions. She is a participant in the Ehlers-Danlos Society's ECHO Program for Allied Health Professionals, which supports ongoing education and collaboration in the care of individuals with EDS and related conditions. She is passionate about providing individualized, evidence-informed care that helps patients improve function, confidence, and quality of life. Her pediatric experience includes treating children with orthopedic and neuromotor conditions, including cerebral palsy, limb differences, fracture rehabilitation, and idiopathic toe walking.

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Sarah believes in empowering individuals through movement and works to create an inclusive, supportive environment where every patient can achieve their personal goals.

 

Outside the clinic, she enjoys hiking and camping with her husband and their dog, running, paddleboarding, crafting, cooking, baking, and reading. Her love for nature, creativity, and balance inspires both her personal life and her patient care philosophy.