Kim has been working in the physical therapy space for over 25 years, with a diverse background ranging from clinical practice, to hospitals, to yoga studios. She is on a journey to unlock better movement systems – gathering inspiration from her training in pilates, integrative body psychotherapy, Mezieres method & gyro tonics to transform the “traditional” approach to treating patients.

After experiencing a life-changing injury herself, Kim was determined to find a non-surgical treatment. This led to discovering the unparalleled benefits of the Neurac method and the 3D movement scan used in Postureworks today.

“We have the ability to really help people and PREVENT injury. Traditional physical therapists are trained to treat segments of the body – not the whole. Now, we can use science & technology to identify small problems before they become big ones. And that is pretty cool.”

Aolani Jimenez is currently a college student with an associate degree hoping to enter into the medical field as a NP. She loves working in the health & wellness industry because it allows her to focus on helping & improving the quality of life of others.

“We have a very collaborative all women team at Postureworks that makes me feel empowered. I like that we focus on the use of technology and innovating how we approach physical therapy. In my time at Postureworks, I have seen so many inspiring cases!”

Julia completed her Doctorate degree through the University of Findlay. She became interested in physical therapy while studying Anthropology and Public Health as an undergraduate student at the University of Cincinnati. This led her to complete a Physical Therapist Assistant program at the University of Cincinnati and she began working and gaining clinical experience throughout her Doctorate education. She is a trained teacher in Ashtanga Yoga (200hrs) and Balanced Body Reformer Pilates. She has extensive experience teaching both yoga and Pilates in group and private training settings. Julia personally had a history with severe scoliosis and eventual spinal fusion surgery and has experienced immense personal benefit from physical therapy, Pilates, and strength training interventions. Prior to joining the Postureworks team, Julia worked as a physical therapist in orthopedic and sports physical therapy clinics in Colorado and Las Vegas. She enjoys working with athletes of all ages. When she isn’t working, Julia stays active with her own Pilates workouts, and exploring southern California with hiking, trail running, and rock climbing adventures.

Elizabeth graduated with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Colorado – Denver after receiving her BS in Health Science from Chapman University. Prior to becoming a physical therapist, she gained experience as a strength and conditioning trainer, yoga teacher, caretaker, and ski instructor. Elizabeth is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association and is certified in Applied Functional Science through the Gray Institute. She is trained in vestibular therapy and works with patients managing dizziness and balance deficits. Elizabeth is passionate about healing through movements and seeks to empower her patients to achieve their goals.