Staff

After being director of physical therapy at a community hospital in the San Fernando Valley, she assisted in setting up a private physical therapy department. She worked in a chronic pain management setting prior to joining the staff at Progressive Physical Therapy, where she particularly enjoys orthopedics and physical therapy management of multiple sclerosis. Outside interests include jogging, tennis, baking, paper crafts, and reading.

Tina graduated from Santa Clara University in 1991 with a Bachelor of Science in Business/Marketing while on a volleyball scholarship. She worked in sales and marketing prior to returning to school in 1997, when she earned her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from California State University, Northridge. Tina has many specialties including sports injuries, manual therapy, custom orthotic evaluation and fabrication, back education and training, balance dysfunction, TMJ dysfunction, pediatric torticollis, the osteopathic approach to the cervical and lumbar spine, kinesiotaping, and functional mobilizations.

Tina is a Certified Mat Pilates Instructor and a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. She has been a member of the American Physical Therapy Association since 1995 and a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association since 2005. In 2010, she finds herself once again returning to school to earn her Doctorate in Physical Therapy. When she is not working, you can find Tina playing a variety of sports with her kids including soccer, volleyball, basketball, backpacking and snow skiing. She also enjoys traveling with her family and spending time with friends.

Shelly earned her Bachelor of Science in Health Science with emphasis in community health from San Diego State University in 1991, after which she attended College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific to earn her Master of Physical Therapy in 1995. Shelly has been associated with Progressive Physical Therapy, Inc. since 1992. Her specialties range from orthopedics, sport injuries, manual therapy, pain management, kinesiotaping, orthotic evaluation and custom orthotic fitting.

Shelly is a certified Pilates instructor, as well as, a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and National Strength and Conditioning Association. Shelly is currently working on her doctorate in Physical Therapy. When not working, you'll find her playing tennis, hiking, traveling and hanging out with friends and family.

Kathy earned her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy in 1985 from California State University Long Beach. She has been a member of the American Physical Therapy Association since 1984. Kathy earned a certification in senior strength training that she utilizes in the clinic with her clients. Kathy has extensive experience in a hospital setting working with a variety of patients with chronic pain, orthopedic injuries/surgeries, Diabetes, high-risk pregnancy, and burns/wounds.

Kathy has 16 years of Aquatic Therapy experience with orthopedic and neurologic patients. She has worked in a private practice orthopedic setting for the last 12 years and opened/directed 3 clinics for a large HMO organization. Kathy has received advanced training in Lymphedema Management using the Le Duc Method and has treated a variety of patients helping to improve the quality of their life. Kathy enjoys expanding her knowledge through continuing education classes. When not working she enjoys fishing, hiking, trips to the mountains, crafts, sewing and time with her family and Shih Tzu Teddy.

Stacy Jensen graduated from USC in 1982 with a BS in Occupational Therapy. She developed an interest in rehabilitation when a high school friend suffered a head trauma which left him in a coma for 6 months. She watched her friend regain his speech, ability to walk, and perform his basic daily needs including driving an adapted vehicle. Such inspiration! Stacy began her career at Olive View Medical Center where she worked in the Rheumatology and Plastic Surgery clinics. The treatment of diseased and injured hands fascinated her. With mentoring by outstanding physicians in these fields she became proficient in "Hand Rehabilitation."

Stacy became a Certified Hand Therapist in 1992, and has been rehabilitating hands for 27 years. She enjoys challenging cases such people who suffer from traumatic hand injures (crushes, amputations, etc.) and arthritis. She loves to educate her clients and enable them to take an active role in their recovery. Ergonomic education and fabrication of custom splints or orthotics keep her interested and challenged in her area of expertise. Functional screenings to assess clients for postural deficits are a new addition to her skills set. These assessments may reveal other areas of the body that need treatment in order to function at full capacity. Stacy loves spending time in the outdoors body surfing, hiking, playing with her dogs. She attends yoga regularly to keep her mind and body in shape.

A background in athletics and other outdoor activities cultivated Mike Saguibo's passion for Physical Therapy. He graduated from California State University at Northridge in 1999, obtaining his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing. After working in the Entertainment industry for five years, he realized that his passion for sports combined with his amiable personality was more suited for helping others change their lives. Therefore, he returned to school to pursue a career in Physical Therapy.

In 2009, he earned his Master's degree in Physical Therapy from California State University at Northridge. Along with his professional background, he now brings a fresh perspective and approach to quality patient care at Progressive Physical Therapy. He enjoys treating many diagnoses including sports injuries, work related injuries, and post-surgical recovery. Mike is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association since 2006. Mike always finds time to spend with his family, as well as being avidly involved with recreational sports activities.

Lorena is a nationally-certified Personal Trainer through the National Personal Training Institute in Santa Monica, accredited through the national Strength & Conditioning Association (NCSA). In addition, she is a certified Mat Pilates Instructor, a certified Holistic Nutritional Consultant through the global College Of Natural medicine, a certified Massage Therapist since 2000 and a certified Hypnotist. Lorena enjoys working with the adult population and has been a member of the American Senior Fitness Association since 2008.

Lorena currently is a coach for Competitive Athletic Training Zone (CATZ), a program designed for sports enhancement and injury prevention, for both the youth and adult population. Her eclectic experience enables her to help her clients focus on the mental and physical aspects of personal wellness. Her interests are spending time with her husband and dogs, going on hikes, marathons, and outdoor fitness.