Dr. Micala is a movement-based chiropractor dedicated to helping people stay active, recover fully, and keep moving well throughout care. Her approach goes beyond pain relief—she focuses on restoring strength, mobility, and confidence so you can feel and perform your best.

She earned her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, and brings a passion for evidence-based, patient-centered care to every visit.

• I've been practicing yoga since 2005 and teaching yoga since 2017.
• I discovered Rolfing® in 2015 when I sought treatment to help restore function to my feet. Needless to say, my life was transformed, and I opened my own Rolfing® practice in 2022.
• A former competitive athlete, I've harnessed my love for movement into modalities that prioritize embodiment, exploration, and play.
• I'm in constant relationship with questions about what it means to be embodied, and how our relationships with our bodies can resource us for this crazy thing we call life.
• I am a "woo-averse" practitioner. My approach to my work is based on my thousands of hours of study in anatomy, kinesiology, biomechanics, nervous system science, and functional movement principles, as well as my own lived-experience with inhabiting an active, aging body. The more energetic realms are simply beyond my grasp cognitively and experientially, so I don't center them in my practice.
• I am also a "modality-agnostic" practitioner. I have learned that the vast diversity of bodies and nervous systems in my community demand a vast diversity in approaches to care, and I have done enough self-work to let go of the expectation that my work is the right fit for everyone :) If you would like any referrals to other teachers or practitioners, I have built an amazing network of folks who I would be happy to introduce you to (yoga teachers, massage therapists, acupuncturists, chiropractors, somatic therapists, personal trainers, and beyond).
• I have personal experience with abuse and trauma, and am a forever-student of trauma-informed principles—which I am committed to employing to support you in feeling safe and resourced in your body. If you ever feel that I'm not delivering in this regard, I warmly welcome your feedback, and I promise to move through earnest attempts to repair and reestablish trust with you.

I'm Annalise DuSell, a sports Physical Therapist and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). I found my passion for physical therapy and strength training while dealing with childhood ankle sprains and later when taking preventative measures as a competitive softball pitcher. My career began in 2009 after graduating from “The U” (The University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida).

Since 2009, I have constantly sought to learn new techniques while fine-tuning the skills I already have. I’m trained in Active Release Technique (ART) and Graston. I've also taken multiple Institute of Clinical Excellence (ICE) courses, and have earned my CSCS from the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).

I enjoy treating shoulders and OH athletes of any kind, which led me to obtain my Baseball Overhead Athlete Certification from the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS). I also love treating CrossFit athletes and enjoy doing CF myself. This includes my passion for teaching people lifting mechanics and helping increase their confidence in lifting weights.

My numerous professional certifications and personal areas of focus combine to offer my clients a wide range of custom-tailored treatment options that are grounded in real science.

I have helped people avoid hip and knee replacements, recover from auto accidents, heal from concussions and regain mobility they thought they would never have again.  I also work on the emotional and psychological levels, using the body itself as the venue for renegotiating old traumas and developing new resources.

I help people to not just liberate themselves from pain, but to become empowered in their own bodies; to inhabit and live fully connected and embodied.

I am trained in classical Chinese acupuncture and herbal medicine derived from the Nei Jing and Shang han za bing lun.  I utilize osteopathic techniques such as craniosacral therapy and visceral manipulation, structural integration and myofascial release, as well as somatic based psychology and trauma work derived from somatic experiencing, bodynamics, psychosynthesis, and other body centered forms of mental and emotional therapy. I work with clients where they are at, and can adapt my treatment to include more or less acupuncture or bodywork depending on their need and inclination.

You will learn to tune in to the signals your body is telling you. Only then can you give it what it needs to heal, thrive, and learn how not to follow in your family’s medical footprints. Building from a “nature cure” philosophy (food, water, air, movement, relationships), I specialize in developing personalized lifestyle plans that align to your unique individual makeup and lifestyle.

You are a human, not a robot, and you don’t have to be perfect. You have built in resilience which allows you to make choices. Finding your optimum vitality is about making conscious decisions most of the time, not every time. I want to empower you to abandon guilt, and embrace your ability to live consciously. It’s that simple, and that powerful.

The foundation of Dr. Thomas’ treatment approach was influenced not only by her career experience, but also by her own journey with functional medicine. Throughout graduate school and after giving birth, Dr. Thomas struggled to feel well, brushing off aches and pains as her “new normal.” Despite medical tests, bloodwork, and conventional doctors telling her nothing was wrong with her, Dr. Thomas decided to take her health into her own hands. With functional medicine, she was able to regain a level of optimal health and win the constant battles over her biology. She is here to help you do the same.

His clinical approach to patient care blends core wellness concepts from traditional Asian medicines and Functional Medicine with holistic, evidence-based therapies. Scott creates individualized treatment plans for his patients that build on Root Whole Body’s core values of nutrition, movement, resilience, and restoration.

Scott earned his Master of Science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from the renowned Bastyr University in Seattle, WA where he deepened his respect for this centuries-old system of medicine. Practicing at integrative medicine clinics for over a decade has honed his craft of blending the wisdom of ancient Eastern cultures with the scientific advances driving modern holistic medicine.

As a Functional Medicine practitioner he is part of a growing body of clinicians who are shifting away from a disease-focused model of healthcare and instead using systems-biology to create individual, patient-centered wellness.

Scott is an outdoor enthusiast and can often be found hiking, running, surfing, or skiing throughout the Pacific Northwest. He lives in Portland with his wife Samantha, two young children, Rylee and Aidan, and his adventure husky, Zadie.

Either option offers personalized care, looking at your unique patterns and symptoms and tailoring treatments to not only relieve your symptoms but also treat the root cause of those symptoms.

As a nutritionist, Lindsey is diet agnostic, focusing on creating long-lasting habits that support your health and tackle your symptoms instead of following the ever-changing diet trends. Lindsey is methodical in fully understanding your unique body and biochemistry in combination with understanding your lifestyle to meet you where you’re at in your nutrition journey and support you as you move towards your health goals.

She believes the only way to true health is by engaging her practice with a whole-person approach; because as we all intuitively know – it’s all connected. Functional and integrative medicine treats the underlying issues. With this type of medicine, the patient is cared for by identifying and modifying the factors that fuel symptoms and diseases. She has advanced training in women’s and men’s health, hormone balancing, gynecology, fertility, mental health, thyroid conditions, sleep disturbance, adrenal fatigue, autoimmune, digestive complaints, complex inflammatory conditions and chronic disease.

Dr. Walker interweaves conventional and integrative modalities in her individualized treatment plans. Her top priority is preventative medicine deeply rooted in health optimization through actionable, lifestyle-based solutions. Functional and integrative medicine treats the underlying issues. With this type of medicine, the patient is cared for by identifying and modifying the factors that fuel symptoms and diseases. She has advanced training in women’s and men’s health, hormone balancing, gynecology, fertility, mental health, thyroid conditions, sleep disturbance, adrenal fatigue, autoimmune, digestive complaints, complex inflammatory conditions and chronic disease.

She has recently been recognized by her peers in Portland Monthly’s Top Naturopathic Physicians multiple years in a row.

Dr. Walker loves being active and spends many hours with her dogs. Her love for nutrition runs deep, and so she can often be found reading recipes or cooking.