Jodie Thomas dances for the Pacific Northwest Ballet.  From humble beginnings in St. Maries, Idaho (a town so small it didn’t even have a movie theatre), Jodie has danced her way into the big leagues.  She moved from her hometown to study in Spokane at the age of 14, and then to Seattle two years later to study at the Pacific Northwest Ballet School.   Today, she is an accomplished soloist for the company.

With an uncommon grace, Jodie bends and moves in ways most of us wouldn’t attempt!     So, when Jodie began experiencing lower back problems, a major strength center for dancers, she had to take quick action.  She turned to Dreamclinic and therapist Drew Roehrich.  Working with Drew has allowed her to keep dancing at the highest level.

A family vacation is one of the worst times to get injured, particularly if that injury has long-lasting effects. But that’s exactly how Larry French’s debilitating pain in his shoulders began. 

It takes endurance, tenacity and maintenance to compete in an ultra marathon -- a foot race upwards of 100 miles.

And Daulot Fountain has plenty of each to hold his own in

24-plus-hour races. Daulot has been competing in marathons, ultra marathons and triathlons for 20 years now and has only recently added massage to his rigorous training schedule.

Mindy Ziffren-Hall races for Team Group Health women’s cycling team.  She's won seven state championships and achieved 40 victories in six seasons.  Mindy loves skiing, running, swimming

and, of course, competitive cycling.

With a strong background in competitive sports, Jennifer Triplett recently joined the Starbucks Duetto Visa Category 4 cycling squad for her first year of racing.  A Pacific Northwest native, her athleticism started at a young age where she participated in basketball, soccer, softball, track and field, ski team and volleyball.

Joyce Lagow is a brand manager in the food service group at Starbucks as well as a competitive cyclist for Team Starbucks Duetto Visa.

Brook is the living embodiment of the expression “work hard, play hard.”  She obtained her doctorate in chemical oceanography from the University of Washington in 2004.  While she pursued her degree, she spent her free time as a successful multi-sport racer, competing at the national level in both triathlons and adventure races.

Adriel is a very active custom yacht designer who enjoys biking, running, swimming, skiing, triathlons, trail running, sailing and hiking.  After an automobile accident, his general practitioner and chiropractor both recommended that Adriel undergo massage therapy for his low back and neck pain.  So, Adriel contacted Dreamclinic and began a course of treatment with weekly massage sessions.

Kris is a graphic designer and medical illustrator, as well as the owner of Cognition Studio.  Kris keeps healthy by running, cycling, weight training and doing Pilates.  She also enjoys hiking, aerobics, t’ai chi, and yoga.