ADAPT Training
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About ADAPT27 years
27 years
in one neighborhood.
ADAPT has helped people in Beaverton recover, get stronger, and stay active since 1999. Our therapists and trainers bring one shared approach to five services, with your goals at the center of every plan.
What we believeFour ideas
Four ideas
we won't compromise on.
Therapy and training, working together.
Your therapist and trainer share assessments and coordinate your plan. The work you do in therapy informs your training, so each visit builds on your progress.
Progress you can build on.
Relief matters. So does having the strength and confidence to keep doing what you enjoy. We help you work toward both, with care for your current needs and training that supports your longer-term goals.
Start where you are.
Adults rebuilding strength. Teens preparing for a season. Stroke survivors working toward greater independence. We listen to your goals, assess your needs, and help you find an appropriate starting point.
Honest about what we can do.
We'll explain what we recommend, why it matters, and how we'll track your progress. If you need care outside ADAPT, we'll tell you and help coordinate with your medical team.
Same address since 1999.
Built by athletes.
Run by coaches and clinicians.
1999
Function Dynamics opens
Founder Brian Cassidy returns from training under Pete Egoscue in San Diego, opens Function Dynamics in Beaverton, and begins building the system that will become ADAPT.
2004
ADAPT Training is founded
The methodology earns its name: one system of movement principles applied across everything, with five services all working from the same assessment. The model is set.
2010
Therapy team formalized
Kandice Vinson, who joined in 2007, steps into the Director of Therapy role, building out the orthopedic, neuro, and post-surgical practice.
2013
ADAPT Internship launches
Practical experience for the next generation of clinicians and coaches. Many of today's senior staff started here.
2020
Director of Training
Courtney Bryan, ADAPT intern class of 2009, steps into Director of Training. Her experience as an intern and trainer helps guide the team.
2024
Jeff Nelson returns as CEO
After running an ADAPT Performance location on Kaua'i for nearly a decade, Jeff returns to Oregon to lead the next stage of growth.
2026
Today
Five services, twenty-plus on staff, thousands of members served. Still in Beaverton. Still one system, still working from the same plan.
Five services, twenty-plus on staff, thousands of members served.
Serving Washington County
Beaverton·Cedar Hills·Aloha·Hillsboro·Tigard·Cedar Mill·Bethany·Raleigh Hills·SW Portland·Washington County
Let's build
your plan.
Start with a free 60-minute Game Planning Session with our Director of Training. We'll talk about your goals, assess how you move, and recommend your next steps. For pain or injury, choose a free PT Evaluation in the booking form. No referral or commitment required.