Mountain Land Physical Therapy in St. George, Utah, is a leading provider of comprehensive physical therapy services for residents of St. George, Washington, Hurricane, La Verkin, Springdale, and nearby areas. Our clinic is led by professionals with decades of experience in treating diverse injuries and conditions. Our director brings over 27 years of clinical practice, specializing in various injury types and therapeutic modalities.
We offer specialized programs like the Pelvic Health Program, utilizing advanced biofeedback and pelvic floor stimulator technologies to enhance pelvic health and improve quality of life. Our clinic excels in sports injury rehabilitation, providing tailored recovery plans under the guidance of licensed coaches with extensive experience. We also offer innovative treatments such as Blood Flow Restriction Therapy, VO2 Max Programs, Running Video Analysis, and the exclusive NeuroHops program for vertical leap enhancement. Complementing these are comprehensive orthopedic rehabilitation services and a warm, supportive environment where every patient receives personalized care to regain independence and restore function.
St. George Clinic Therapists
Steven C. Bennett, PT, MSPT
Clinic Director, Physical Therapist
Steven is from Houston, Texas and has practiced physical therapy since 1997. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Brigham Young University in 1994, and a master’s degree in Physical Therapy from University of Alabama Birmingham in 1997.
Steven specializes in neurological rehabilitation, specifically in stroke, spinal cord injury, and cerebral palsy rehabilitation. He has received advanced training in Electromyography (EMG) from the Houston Rehabilitation Institute. Before joining the Mountain Land team, Steve was the director of the Southwest Neurological Center for nine years where he specialized in treating neurological patients from across the Western United States using his sophisticated EMG training.
Steve is now the director of the NeuroHops program which utilizes sophisticated EMG protocols to improve vertical leap and explosiveness in athletes who come from many locations to train with him. Mountain Land is now one of the few centers in the country able to offer this specialized training. Steve is also highly trained in treating all sports injuries including running injuries and plantar fasciitis and is an expert in running video analysis. He trains athletes using blood flow restriction to improve their performance by increasing their V02 max. Steve is highly trained in occupational medicine and does post offer job testing and functional capacity evaluations.
Steven was inspired to become a physical therapist because he wanted to help people who were paralyzed learn to walk and move again. Steven enjoys coaching, playing all sports and writing; he writes novels and children’s books. He has even written a book, Been There Done That: A step-by-step cure for Plantar Fasciitis.
Erin Brown, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
A dedicated physical therapist, Erin Brown, PT, DPT, graduated from Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in April 2024. In addition to her Doctorate in Physical Therapy, Erin holds additional training as a licensed massage therapist with a specialization in pelvic health. Inspired by her first anatomy class while pursuing a career as a massage therapist, Erin’s journey into the field of physical therapy was driven by a deep fascination with the intricacies of the human body. Her dedication to patient-centered care and ongoing pursuit of knowledge make her a valuable asset to her patients and the field of physical therapy as a whole.
Her therapy philosophy revolves around patient education and empowerment. Erin believes in equipping her patients with the knowledge and tools necessary to take control of their care and advocate for their healing journey. Her goal is to instill confidence in her patients, enabling them to engage in daily tasks and activities without fear of pain or injury. Erin is passionate about promoting lifelong activity and strives to help her patients find activities that keep them active and healthy throughout their lives.
Various interests and hobbies bring joy to Erin’s life, including reading fantasy/fiction books, kayaking, hiking, and quilting. She also loves to spend time with her family.
Cami Wright, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
Cami earned her Physical Therapy Assistant degree from Dixie State University in St. George. She has been a part of the Mountain Land team since 2013.
Cami enjoys getting to know each of her patients and helping them get back to what they love to do. She specializes in orthopedics and has additional training in aquatic therapy. Cami strives to find the most beneficial ways to treat her patients and educate them on how they can prevent future injuries. She loves being able to work with patients from all backgrounds and have them return to what they enjoy, from gardening or walking around the block to hiking or mountain biking. Being an active person herself, Cami recognizes the positive impact that physical therapy can have on one’s life.
When Cami is not in the clinic, she enjoys swimming, kayaking, playing soccer, hiking, or going to the park with her young son, husband, and dogs.
Zachary Page, PTA
Physical Therapist Assistant
Zachary Page attended the University of Utah and earned his Bachelors in Exercise and Sport Science in May of 2016. Zachary then attended Dixie State University and graduated in May of 2021 with his degree as a Physical Therapist Assistant.
Zachary enjoys working with lower extremity injuries and takes pride in his ability to connect with his patients to help them feel comfortable and at ease as they work towards their goals. Zachary also places high importance on educating each patient so they can understand the mechanism of their injury, how to recover from it and how to prevent it in the future.
When not in the clinic, you can find Zachary spending time with his amazing wife and their energetic children. Zachary enjoys golfing, playing softball, and watching movies with his family.
