Here at Therapy West Physical Therapy + Sports Medicine in Gunnison, UT, we truly value our patients, and we have a very high success rate when it comes to our treatment services! This is due to our implementation of advanced technology and methods of pain relief.
Our sophisticated diagnostic methods, such as movement investigation and gait analysis, help our Gunnison, UT physical therapists determine which services you will benefit from most at Therapy West Physical Therapy + Sports Medicine. Our thorough evaluations lead to successful treatment plans for your pain relief, healing, and future injury prevention needs.
Our physical therapists are highly trained and experienced. We are proud to offer specialized treatment services for any pain, injury, or discomfort you may be feeling.
Our Gunnison, UT physical therapy clinic is located at 13 E. Center St., making it a commonly frequented spot for pain relief. Our dedicated staff members are eager to help you recover.
Physical therapy often provides the best treatment for a variety of different pains, injuries, and conditions. Treatment not only provides relief, but it also teaches you techniques to prevent re-injury and avoid pain in the future.
Do you find that your pain makes it hard for you to move around freely and complete everyday tasks? If so, physical therapy could be an extremely effective solution for you.
Therapy West Physical Therapy + Sports Medicine’s ultimate goal is to make your daily tasks and activities easier. For example, our physical therapist could help you with getting dressed, walking with confidence, going up-stairs, getting in and out of bed, or getting back to the activities you love.
Our Gunnison, UT physical therapy treatments help you move better and will relieve your pain. They can also help improve or restore your physical function and your fitness level.
Gunnison Clinic Clinic Therapists
Dallas Overly, PT, MPT
Clinic Director, Physical Therapist
With a Bachelor Degree in Exercise Science/Physical Therapy Studies and a Master of Physical Therapy Degree, Dallas Overly graduated from the University of Utah in 2001. Additional therapy experience was gained at the University Hospital and The Orthopedic Specialty Hospital in northern Utah. Dallas continues to sharpen his skills through many continuing education courses.
Along with his wife, Janelle, Dallas has enjoyed raising his children in Gunnison. He has enjoyed seeing his children grow through all of their ups and downs. He has really enjoyed the additions that have come into his life as his children have grown and married wonderful individuals, making their family even more whole and complete. Dallas continues to work with the local school athletics, helping with injuries on and off the court.
Dallas enjoys the rural setting of Utah where he hones and uses his masterful skills, working with people in the Gunnison outpatient clinic as well as Gunnison Valley Hospital. During his 20+ years in physical therapy, Dallas has enjoyed the opportunity to work with people in almost every situation; including orthopedic and sports injuries, post-surgical rehab, neurological injuries, cardiac and pulmonary rehab, as well as balance issues, age-related conditions, and wounds.
Joshua Mortensen, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Joshua Mortensen, PT, DPT, graduated from Southern Utah University with a Bachelor’s in Nutrition and earned his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions. With a diverse practice across various PT settings, Joshua focuses on helping patients regain physical capability and pursue their passions. He is passionate about making a positive impact through meaningful healthcare. Outside of work, Joshua enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and skiing, staying active through running and soccer, and cherishes time with his family.
Kim Childs, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
Kim Childs is a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant with a passion for geriatric care and Home Health Physical Therapy. She holds an Associates of Applied Science degree from Salt Lake Community College, graduating in 1994. After a career spanning from 1994 to 2001, she then resumed in 2022.
Kim’s therapy philosophy centers on building strong, positive relationships with her patients. She believes that trust is essential for effective care and focuses on empowering her patients to regain mobility and confidence.
Kim stays up-to-date by taking courses in geriatric rehabilitation, fall prevention, and Parkinson’s disease treatment. Her commitment to learning ensures that she provides the best care possible.
Outside of work, Kim enjoys traveling and exploring the wilderness with her family, especially at national parks like Yellowstone and Arches. She’s an avid baker, known for her fun birthday cakes and sourdough bread. Kim can also be found enjoying a good book.
Tyler Paulson, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
Tyler Paulson decided to go into the physical therapy field after having several personal experiences with Physical Therapy. “I know first-hand how hard things can be and I know a person must be patient with their progress. I adapt the treatment to them in the best way that fits their lifestyle. I like to personalize their treatment for their age, activity and ability.”
Tyler enjoys doing hands on treatment and being able to push others to do their best even when they don’t believe they can. Tyler is a certified Advanced Blades Practitioner through Rock Tape.
Tyler completed PTA school at Provo College in 2011. Tyler gets to see a variety of patients providing therapy at Richfield Rehab and Care Center as the Rehab Team Leader, Richfield Clinic and within Home Health settings.
Tyler enjoys spending time outdoors coaching sports teams, working in the yard, camping, hunting and fishing in the mountains.
Diana Bautista, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
Diana Bautista currently works as a PTA at the Gunnison clinic as well as the Gunnison Valley Hospital. She also fills in with home health when needed!
Diana grew up in Salina, Utah and graduated from North Sevier High School with honors. She attended Snow College graduating with her Associates of Science then transferred to DSU to pursue a career in physical therapy. She graduated with honors while working full time.Diana is also bilingual
“I chose to become a PTA because, my parents were injured in a car crash my junior year of high school and going to physical therapy helped so much in their recovery. I joined them in a lot of their visits and just loved how happy everyone was, so I chose then and there to be a PTA. Plus I wanted to help people get better and make a positive impact in our community.”
One of my goals is to become a more skilled therapist in order to provide the best care possible! I plan on taking courses in both women’s health and soft tissue massage in order to learn new skills and techniques.
I have a lot of animals… like a lot! They include 12 goats, 7 chickens, 6 ducks, 4 dogs, 3 fish and 1 cat.
