Zander Romero graduated from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs with a Bachelor’s in Exercise Science Summa Cum Laude in 2021 then received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Regis University in 2024 with a certification in dry needling. Zander has a passion to treat the whole person, utilizing his skills and expertise to maximize the patient’s potential before resorting to medications and surgery. His mission is to spread hope through physical therapy by being the conduit to allow patients to reach autonomy from their life-changing migraines and headaches.

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Jono Taves first fostered a love for health and wellness as a collegiate soccer player and an exercise science major at Northwestern College. It was then a move to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota where he received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy and developed a passion for helping people find the source of their aches and pains, allowing a more natural healing process. Within the first few years of his career, he noticed gaps in the healthcare system and started to see potential in an overlooked treatment approach for headaches and migraines. Since then Dr. Taves has dedicated his career to the mission of educating and empowering people with headaches and migraines to break free from a life of fear and dependence and thriving in everything they do. This mission stems from years of seeing chronic headache and migraine sufferers find life changing relief from this debilitating problem by providing a simple approach to an overlooked and misunderstood problem. He now is the owner of Novera: Headache Center, one of the country’s only specialty physical therapy centers devoted to helping headache and migraine patients, and the host of The Headache Doctor Podcast.

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Sarah Thomas didn’t always plan to be a physical therapist; she planned from childhood to be a marine biologist. A chance encounter with physical therapy changed her trajectory, however, and after earning a Bachelor’s in Wildlife Conservation from BYU she attended physical therapy school in Arizona. Sarah has been practicing physical therapy since 2018, and has worked in a variety of settings including outpatient, assisted living, and home health. She’s passionate about learning and educating her patients how their bodies function, how to safely navigate their environment, and how to mitigate pain. When not working with patients Sarah can be found doing art, writing her novel, reading, working out, birdwatching, and hanging out with her husband and cockatiel.

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