My name is Bibo.
Bibo, Jasper, Porter, Victor, & Clover
No one should have to deal with pain alone. I am here to empower you to live a vibrant life!
My dad nicknamed me Bibo when I was two years old growing up in Taiwan. This has affectionately become my identity all the way through PT school to present. Being exposed to the benefits of both eastern and western medicine peaked my interest to pursue an education in manual physical therapy. My deep compassion for people has moved me to make it a career. I love helping people feel their best!
I will not give you complicated explanations of the intricate, interconnected workings of the human anatomy....unless you want me to! Gaining a root-cause, whole-picture view of how all our body systems work has put me on a nonstop journey of learning how to heal.
Here’s my trip so far:
My core education took place in Taipei, Taiwan, where I received my degree in Physical Therapy from the National Yang-Min University. I am also certified in the Gyrokinesis Method® from Gyrotonic®, which addresses whole person energy, movement, strength, and flexibility. I became a certified Structural Integrator through Anatomy Trains Structural Integration to help in producing harmony in patterns of stability, coordination, posture, and movement. Continuing education in the United States has skillfully equipped me in Fascial Counterstrain, Postural Restoration, Dry Needling, and Visceral Manipulation, which allows the body to clear itself from chronic and acute pain.
Good health should be obtainable and sustainable. To this end, I keep my Anchorage and Whittier clinics very simple and cash-based. Keeping patient costs affordable allows me to invest extended time in your health and wellness success. Although I do not bill insurance, I am happy to provide you with the information necessary for you to personally pursue reimbursement.
I truly treasure the privilege of living in Alaska with my lifelong friend and husband, Victor. With our kids, Porter, Jasper, & Clover, we love biking, running, hiking, camping, kayaking, and just about anything that keeps our lives full, fun, and active! Driving back and forth between Anchorage and Whittier offers me many opportunities to gaze upon my favorite animal. You guessed it....the moose.