OUR TEAM
Daniel Sandberg
Daniel is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and Certified Diet Technician, holding a B.S. in Dietetics from Brigham Young University. With a strong foundation in nutrition and a wide range of clinical experiences, he brings a well-rounded, integrative approach to patient care. Before earning his DPT, Daniel worked as a professional ski instructor, physical therapy aide, and supplemental instructor in anatomy and physiology. These roles helped shape his practical and educational approach to therapy.
His clinical journey has taken him across the country, including Utah, Texas, South Carolina, and New York City. He has gained extensive experience in orthopedic, acute care, geriatric, and sports rehabilitation settings. Daniel has also had the unique opportunity to treat elite performers and athletes, such as Cirque du Soleil performers, Olympic speed skaters, professional snowboarders, strongman athletes, and first responders in Las Vegas and Salt Lake City.
Now practicing in Salt Lake City, Daniel is passionate about providing personalized, client-focused care with an emphasis on orthopedic and sports rehab. He believes movement is for everyone and works with individuals ranging from teenagers to patients in their 90s. Guided by a love for the outdoors, skiing, and meaningful human connection, Daniel approaches physical therapy as a collaborative process that keeps the client’s goals and lifestyle at the center of care.
Founder | Physical Therapist
Penny
Penny is our friendly adult Vizsla and a proud member of the team. With big dreams of becoming a certified therapy dog or adaptive animal assistant, she brings calm, joy, and plenty of kisses to the clinic.
She’s always quick to greet visitors with love and enthusiasm, but she also knows how to respect boundaries. If you'd rather not interact, she’s more than happy to relax in her crate.
Just a little heads-up: Penny is still learning, so she might need a gentle reminder not to jump up or sneak in kisses without permission.
Our clinic is a dog-friendly space, so you're welcome to bring your pup along if it helps you feel more at ease during therapy. We simply ask that visiting dogs are non-aggressive and comfortable in a peaceful, healing environment.
Chief Therapy Officer | Chief Treat Officer
You.
No matter your background, current strength, pain level, or diagnosis, physical therapy is a team effort. It takes expert planning, technical skill, and clinical knowledge from your therapist, but it also requires your full commitment and effort.
Progress happens when both sides work together. When the effort is one-sided, results can stall and frustration can build. That’s why you are an essential part of the process, from setting your goals to driving your transformation.
These are your goals. Your expectations. Your improvement. And we are here to support you every step of the way.
Client | Teammate | Difference-Maker