Dr. Brice Leion is an alumnus of Oregon State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology after initially studying Mechanical Engineering and Psychology. Following his undergraduate education, Brice worked as a personal trainer for two years before pursuing his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in Provo, Utah.

Over the years, Brice has gained diverse experience as a clinic director, home health PT, skilled nursing therapist, and mobile physical therapist. He eventually founded his own practice, providing comprehensive physical therapy and strength & conditioning services within his community.

Brice's clinical approach centers around empowering patients to take charge of their own health and wellness, guiding them to become experts of their own bodies. He has a special interest in working with competitive and recreational athletes of all ages, as well as individuals dealing with persistent pain. Beyond the clinic, Brice coaches track & field as another outlet for his commitment to athletic performance and development.

Brice is a lifelong learner and athlete; if he isn't sharing something new he learned yesterday, he's either talking about today's sports news or the competition he has tomorrow. A devoted Timbers fan, he is happiest flying down a trail on his mountain bike, paddleboarding with his wife Madi and their dog Kai, or lifting heavy things at the gym.

Brice's clinical approach centers around empowering patients to take charge of their own health and wellness, guiding them to become experts of their own bodies. He has a special interest in working with competitive and recreational athletes of all ages, as well as individuals dealing with persistent pain. Beyond the clinic, Brice coaches track & field as another outlet for his commitment to athletic performance and development.

Brice is a lifelong learner and athlete; if he isn't sharing something new he learned yesterday, he's either talking about today's sports news or the competition he has tomorrow. A devoted Timbers fan, he is happiest flying down a trail on his mountain bike, paddleboarding with his wife Madi and their dog Kai, or lifting heavy things at the gym.