Meet the Berryhill Physical Therapy Staff

John has been a therapist for 30 years. He was raised in Arizona, where he played football, swam, and wrestled in high school.  He received scholarships in football and swimming but competed in collegiate football. In 1993 he graduated from Northern Arizona University with a Degree in Physical Therapy. He then moved to Cache Valley with his wife Kristi and 4 children. He has worked in a hospital, nursing home, home care, rehab center, and now his own private clinical practice. John finds it important to serve in the community where one resides, as he and his wife have emphasized this to their children. He has coached at the high school level in baseball and football and enjoys working with the youth and local athletes, as well as our older population. He served in the LDS church as a Bishop and served a mission in Costa Rica and Panama in 1982, where he learned to speak Spanish.

He emphasizes manual therapy in his orthopedic practice and works with pre-surgical, post-surgical, orthopedic, and sports physical Therapy. His experience and lifelong involvement in sports allows him to provide the best care and experience to his patients. John has a knowledgeable staff of clinicians that work with him in his clinic and homecare settings. He feels everyone he works with has a story that makes them unique, and that is why he focuses so much on individual care and treatment.

Ty is a Cache Valley native. He attended Sky View High School and Utah State University where he played baseball winning the national championship in 2012. He moved on to receive his Physical Therapist Assistance Degree from Dixie State University (Utah Tech University) graduating in 2017. He loves spending time with his wife and three kids on his time off.

Shelbey grew up in Cache Valley, where she developed a lifelong love for staying active and being outdoors. She is married and a proud mom of two boys who keep life busy and full of energy. In her free time, She enjoys running, hiking, playing soccer, and anything that gets her moving.

She has been a Physical Therapist Assistant since 2015 and truly loves working in the field of physical therapy. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Utah State University and completed her PTA degree at Dixie State University. For her, helping patients regain strength, confidence, and independence is incredibly rewarding, and she feels grateful to be a part of their healing journey.