Brynna is an Oregon native, growing up in Springfield. She found a passion for reception through the beauty industry and found a hunger for more, leading her to Staszak PTWC and beginning a journey in medical reception. In her spare time, she enjoys exploring Oregon and hiking to waterfalls with her family and bull terrier, Bruiser. She also enjoys cooking and cleaning, lounging around with her pets, and going camping whenever possible.

Erin initially found herself in the massage therapy world after her first pregnancy and birth. She became aware of the importance of taking charge of your own health and worked in a holistic medicine center working with lymphedema and detoxification. After losing her mother to complications from back surgery, Erin became impassioned to help others find relief from their myofascial pain without surgery. She trained in Chicago from some of the most respected Myofascial Trigger Point experts in the field and continues to seek out techniques that are well tested and proven to be effective.

Being a Myofascial Trigger Point Therapist means knowing what muscle to release for specific areas of pain. Erin approaches her treatments by releasing the trigger point with compression and then taking the muscle into its fullest range of motion. By working within the client’s comfort levels she is able to eliminate trouble spots and regain function. Sometimes this can be done in one short session, sometimes it takes longer.

Erin’s varied background enables her to work with people on many different levels. For Erin, she has found that performing at a high physical level requires a very holistic approach. The top five aspects being: biochemistry , full range of motion, form, mental aptitude and sleep habits. No matter what a person’s physical goals, these five things make the biggest difference in achieving them.

Erin works with her clients to empower them with skills so that they can continue to target areas of pain outside of their sessions by using specific self-compression exercises and stretching. She also looks at perpetuating factors such as diet, posture and sleep to correct those things that undermine our ability to be pain and inflammation free.

Mary was an active LMT from 1999-2016 and had worked in a variety of settings over the years, including her private practice and other PT clinics, as well as having had the pleasure of working in a spa environment. All of this experience helped to complete her vision for the types of massage therapy now offered at Staszak Physical Therapy & Wellness Center, which is therapeutic touch in a warm, inviting atmosphere.

After being diagnosed with breast cancer in the summer of 2013, having a bilateral mastectomy and several other surgeries, Mary cut back and ultimately stopped seeing massage clients, shifting her attention to growing and managing the clinic with Mike and also starting her own skincare business.  

Between being an avid athlete and often having to work 7 days a week as a massage therapist over the years, Mary had her fair share of injuries and degenerative issues.  It took a long time to correct her old compensation patterns, but with the ongoing help of PT, massage therapy, Pilates, CoreAlign and finally Broga Yoga, she was able to move without pain for the first time in 8 years.  This inspired her to think bigger.  

She figured that if she could make this kind of life changing progress, so could others.  She and Mike have seen so many people come into the clinic over the years with chronic and sometimes acute pain from going to the gym, pre and post surgery as well as other common, everyday activities.  They would get to a much better place with all that’s offered at SPTWC, be discharged, only to come back in pain again.  This led the Staszaks to put their heads together again and in the spring of 2017 Evolve Fitness Studios was born.  Now, she not only attends classes regularly, she also teaches CoreAlign and Broga Yoga classes.  

The thrill of hearing testimonials from students and clients and witnessing how they benefit from what we’re doing at both SPTWC and Evolve Fitness Studios is incredibly rewarding and the reason we do what we do.

If Mary’s not working, you’re most likely to see her spending time with the love of her life, the joy in her every day, her beautiful grand boy, Grayson (sorry Mike, she loves you, too, but you understand). She also enjoys spending time with the rest of her family, which include her incredibly loving and supportive husband, 2 awesome adult children and their lovable spouses, traveling, hiking, mountain biking, singing, good food, good wine and friends.

Tiffany graduated from The Providence Institute in Tucson, Arizona in 2003. She offers a therapeutic massage blending Swedish massage with neuromuscular therapy, trigger point and myofascial release techniques. She intentionally creates a massage that is suited to your specific needs. She truly enjoys facilitating personal goals towards wellness and pain-free movement. Tiffany recently completed her training at Lane Community College to become a Physical Therapist Assistant. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, girl scout activities with her daughter, swimming and yoga.

Shane was born and raised in southern Georgia, and has spent significant time in North Carolina, New Jersey, and Colorado. While living in Colorado, he had the opportunity to work as a PT aide at an outpatient orthopedic clinic with an outstanding staff. After seeing the impact that these individuals had on their patient's lives, he decided to pursue a career in physical therapy. Shane completed his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Arcadia University in Philadelphia. As a DPT, Shane is able to practice using the most current evidence and has a passion for learning new skills and concepts that will help him develop serve his patients. Shane’s professional interests are in general orthopedics with a special interest in pain science. What he values most about being a physical therapist is the opportunity to learn from each patient in an effort to be a better person. In his free time, Shane enjoys the outdoors, travel, dancing, and learning Spanish. He also enjoys taking on new challenges, and believes that one key to a fulfilling life is to always be willing to try something new.

Eric and his family have called Eugene, Oregon home for many years. Eric spent 7 years in the US Navy as both a combat medic then a physical therapist assistant. He earned his Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2013 from the University of Washington.  Outside of work, he finds balance with playing music, and spending time with his two young children. His fitness pursuits include kettle bell training, battle mace, running, and body weight conditioning. He is also interested in lifestyle optimization that includes nutritional science, stress management, circadian rhythms, and sleep hygiene.

Eric's treatment approach includes achieving and/or restoring pain free movement, improving body mechanics and postural awareness, goal and task appropriate strengthening, and teaching symptom self management techniques. Eric's areas of specialty include help for neck pain and headache, spine and rib pain, running and sports rehabilitation, post-operative rehabilitation, and advanced athletic training to re-integrate you back into your sport or activity. ​

Cynthia is a California native who moved to Oregon to pursue studies in psychology at Oregon State University. She now calls Eugene her home and lives happily with her significant other who keeps her busy with computer and car projects. In her spare time, she loves reading sci-fi novels that transport her to a different world.