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Korryn views every patient interaction as a meaningful opportunity to connect, serve, and learn. With over 38 years of experience, her passion for physical therapy remains rooted in a deep sense of caring. She feels fortunate and profoundly grateful to have found a profession that resonates with her core being to serve others. She intends to positively impact each patient and empower them with the tools to connect them with their inner healing. The body is the most complicated, mystical, and intricately complex system, which comparatively makes a computer seem elementary.

A 1988 graduate of the University of Utah physical therapy program, Korryn spent 3 years in practice in Colorado and 2 short stints in Maui. She dedicated 15 years to the McKay Dee Sports Medicine team before founding Body Tune Physical Therapy in 2006. Her commitment to the profession extends to education, having served as an adjunct professor in manual therapy for the University of Utah doctoral program and a mentor to aspiring therapists in the clinical setting. 

Korryn has invested hundreds of hours into lifelong learning, striving for excellence, and continuing her education. She earned several certifications, including manual therapy through NAIOMT and functional dry needling via Evidence in Motion/Kineticore. Current interest moves her into both Eastern and Western medicine. Her expertise in biomechanics and curiosity in neuroscience have been integral to her successful patient interactions.

As an Ogden native, a successful Layton High School experience as Senior Class President, valedictorian, and former championship athlete receiving student athlete of the year, Korryn remains fueled by an active lifestyle. She enjoys nature from mountains to oceans, skiing to fly fishing, and a love for the arts, theater, and music. Whether you are an elite athlete or simply seeking a return to daily movement, Korryn welcomes you to “come in for a tune-up” and experience care driven by gratitude.