Providers
Dr. Ashlee Roderick, PT, DPT, OCS, CMPT, CPT
Dr. Roderick joined Healing Motion Physical Therapy in June of 2015. She and her husband, Stephen, became owners of the company in June of 2019.
Ashlee grew up in Northern California. She graduated from Corban University Magna Cum Laude in 2011, where she majored in Health Science, Human Performance with an emphasis on Exercises Science, and minored in Biblical Studies. She played basketball on a scholarship for all four undergraduate years and was an Academic All-American and All-Conference player. Prior to her physical therapy training, Ashlee worked in various facilities, including the Corvallis Anytime Fitness and Fitness Over Fifty, as a Certified Personal Trainer (CPT).
Ashlee attended graduate school at Pacific University and graduated Doctor of Physical Therapy with distinction in May of 2015. She achieved her Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) certification in 2018, her Certified Manual Physical Therapist (CMPT) certification through the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy in 2021, and is pursuing additional specialty certification in manual therapy through Mulligan. Additionally, she was a primary investigator in “The Effectiveness of Astym® in Treating Plantar Fasciopathy: a feasibility study.” Ashlee enjoys treating athletes, specializing in pre-habilitation and return-to-sport. She is also very passionate about treating pelvic floor dysfunction and is one of the few local specialists. Ashlee feels privileged to serve this community and is grateful for the trust and confidence patients place in her and the Healing Motion staff as their preferred providers of physical therapy.
Outside of work, Ashlee loves to make memories with her husband and their three little ladies, Ellie, Addisyn, and Kinsley, as well as their Golden Retriever, Ky. They spend their time together with friends and family, dabbling in real estate, running, playing basketball and disc golf, boating, and cheering on the Blazers, Red Sox, 49ers, and of course, the Beavs.
Dr. Kersey Schuh, PT, DPT, CMPT
Philomath Clinic Manager, Director of Clinical Education, Physical Therapist
Dr. Schuh, a Corvallis native, joined Healing Motion Physical Therapy in the Summer of 2017.
Kersey graduated from Oregon State University Cum Laude in 2013, where she majored in General Science with a concentration on Pre-Physical Therapy. She attended Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia for graduate school and received her Doctor of Physical Therapy in May of 2017. Kersey achieved her Certified Manual Physical Therapist (CMPT) certification through the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy in 2021, and is pursuing additional specialty certification in manual therapy through Mulligan. Her interests lie in throwing-related shoulder injuries, post-surgical knees and hips, and low back pain. Kersey is eager to build relationships with each of her patients and to help them live their best life.
Outside of work, Kersey enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing with her adorable puppy, reading, baking, and decorating cakes. She is also an avid Braves fan.
Dr. Melissa McNulty, PT, DPT, COMT
Community Care Coordinator, Physical Therapist
Dr. McNulty joined Healing Motion Physical Therapy in December of 2019 after relocating from Alaska to Oregon’s Willamette Valley.
Mel graduated with honors from the University of Alaska Fairbanks in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, and later earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Northern Arizona University in 2011.
After graduate school, Mel returned home to Alaska and served the Matanuska Susitna Valley in the outpatient orthopedic setting for seven and a half years. She is a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist (COMT) and is also skilled in both land-based and aquatic therapeutic exercise prescription. Mel is particularly passionate about treating the older adult, and recently completed her Cert-MMOA (Modern Management of the Older Adult Certification) through the Institute of Clinical Excellence. Mel considers it a privilege to practice physical therapy, and strives to provide personalized, unparalleled care through hands-on treatment, education, and of course, healing motion. In addition, Mel is perhaps less commonly known as “the praying PT,” and she welcomes the opportunity to share prayer with patients when invited to do so. Apart from clinical practice, Mel also serves as Healing Motion’s Community Care Coordinator and works closely with many of our incredible nonprofit groups.
Outside the clinic, Mel enjoys spending time with her husband, Shawn, radical rescue dog, Mason, and family – including nearby niece, Olivia, and nephew, Henry. Mel is also an avid Pittsburgh Steelers’ fan, and, of her own admission, spends entirely too much time on fantasy football.
Dr. Paige Perkett, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Dr. Perkett joined Healing Motion Physical Therapy in August of 2023.
Paige grew up in Northern California. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from California State University, Sacramento with her Bachelors of Science degree in Kinesiology with an Emphasis in Therapeutic Rehabilitation in 2015. She later traveled to Big Sky country to earn her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree at the University of Montana, Missoula, graduating as an AHEC scholar in 2019.
After graduation, Paige turned to travel physical therapy. This led her to Oregon, where she was able to find herself in a position to help start a new program to embed a physical therapist in a primary care clinic. She has spent the last three years working alongside various primary care practitioners. This collaborative effort to best serve the patient was aimed to provide researched-based, preventative, psychologically-informed, and non-pharmacological care. She helped provide access to direct the patient to the best health care professional to meet their needs. A Primary Care Physical Therapist truly sees it all, requiring knowledge in a variety of presentations/conditions such as acute/chronic orthopedics and neurological/vestibular conditions within a wide age range.
Paige is beyond ecstatic to share her knowledge to the Philomath Community, where she lives, to aid in empowering a person’s ability to improve their life experience. She is currently studying with Physiological Oncology Rehabilitation Institute (PORi) to become an oncology specialist to best serve the needs of our community. In addition to this, she enjoys treating a variety of patients with special interest to include: preventative health, acute/chronic orthopedic conditions, and neurological/vestibular therapy.
Outside of work, Paige spends time enjoying the outdoors with her husband, Rory, their friends/family, and their dogs Scooby and Harlow. Whether she is traveling to a new country, fishing on the Alsea, mountain biking in McDonald Forest, or hiking up Mary’s Peak, you can catch Paige exploring and enjoying this dynamic world we live in.
Dr. Robert Long, PT, DPT, MEd
Physical Therapist
Dr. Long joined Healing Motion Physical Therapy in February of 2025.
Bob has been a lifelong resident of Oregon, growing up in Roseburg. He worked in the timber industry for 8 years before deciding to pursue a career in physical therapy. His undergraduate wok was at Oregon State University, obtaining a bachelor’s degree in physical education and athletic training and a Masters of Education in Sports Medicine and Exercise Science. He attended Rockhurst University in Kansas City, MO for a second bachelor’s degree in physical therapy with minors in theology and philosophy. In 2018, Bob received his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Western University in Pomona, CA.
Bob returned to Oregon and joined a practice in Lincoln City where he practiced for 15 years as a staff therapist, before joining as a partner. Bob eventually left the practice, doing brief stints with Capital PT in Salem and see some private patients at Mary’s River Acupuncture in Philomath. Bob eventually joined Samaritan PT group and became manager of their program in 2010, the last 10 years at Lebanon Community Hospital.
Although Bob came into physical therapy via the athletic training avenue, Bob’s first attraction to physical therapy was working with persistent pain patients – this remains his passion. While at Lebanon Samaritan Hospital, he supervised and encouraged the development of the MMAPS program for persistent and chronic pain patients. He also noted the need for PT in primary care setting and worked with George Fox University to develop a pilot program for PT in primary care.
Bob takes a very eclectic treatment approach, utilizing skills from a multitude of manual therapy courses to address patient needs, most often implementing myofascial techniques in care plans. Besides persistent pain, Bob also enjoys working with cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine issues. Most recently Bob is pursuing certification from the American College of Lifestyle Medicine and plans to incorporate this into his current treatment programs.
In Bob’s free time, he enjoys spending time with his family and grandchildren as well as fly fishing, camping, hiking and working on his property. Bob has more recently become interested in community projects that address environmental concerns. “I believe our purpose on earth is not only to serve, but to be stewards to our environment.”
Dr. Ashlyn Zoon, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Dr. Zoon will be joining Healing Motion Physical Therapy in July of 2025.
Full bio coming soon!
Front Office
Stephany Harlow
Front Office Manager
Stephany joined Healing Motion Physical Therapy in March of 2023.
Stephany was born in Southern California but was raised in the Willamette Valley. She graduated Cum Laude from Western Oregon University in 2016 obtaining her Bachelor of Science in Public Policy and Administration with a Health concentration.
Following graduation Stephany spent some time in Southern California overseeing residential care facilities for the elderly, and as an active board member of a non-profit that focuses on assisting the senior transient population. After some time she decided to return home to the beautiful Pacific Northwest.
Outside of work Stephany loves crafting and creating art. She enjoys making everything from knitted blankets to watercolor paintings.
Seth Cain
Physical Therapy Aide
Seth joined Healing Motion Physical Therapy in September 2024.
Seth grew up just outside of Denver, Colorado, but moved to Oregon when he was in middle school, where he has lived since. Seth is currently a fourth-year student at Oregon State University studying kinesiology with a pre-medical path. When he graduates, Seth plans to take a gap year prior to attending medical school.
During his downtime, Seth likes to spend his time lifting, kayaking, biking, climbing, or snowboarding with his friends.
Mia Bennett
Physical Therapy Aide
Mia joined Healing Motion Physical Therapy in October of 2024.
Mia grew up in Philomath, Oregon. She is currently studying BioHealth Science at Oregon State University, with minors in Religion Studies and Chemistry. In the summer of 2023, she earned her Nurse Assistant license. After completing her degree, Mia plans to attend PA school.
Outside of work and school, Mia enjoys a wide range of outdoor activities, including paddleboarding, kayaking, fishing, crabbing, and hiking. She often brings along her Bernedoodle puppy, Cooper, on these adventures!
Sofia DeLange
Physical Therapy Aide
Sofia joined Healing Motion Physical Therapy in May of 2025.
Sofia was born and raised in Gardnerville, Nevada, a small town close to Lake Tahoe. She is a third-year student at Oregon State University studying Kinesiology with an option in Pre-Physical Therapy. She is currently working as an Undergraduate Research Assistant in a biomechanics lab studying the “Effectiveness of feedback and/or practice on penultimate step deceleration during side-step cutting”. Sofia was a competitive swimmer for nine years and most recently was a member of the OSU Women’s Rowing Team for two years. When she graduates, Sofia plans to pursue a doctorate degree in Physical Therapy!
Outside of work and school, Sofia enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking, running, baking, going to concerts, and volunteering at the Corvallis Food Bank and Special Olympics Oregon.
