Dr. Li has been practicing Pain Medicine since 2002 after completion of the Pain Medicine Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania and residency in Anesthesiology at Temple University Hospital. During his medical practice career he has developed a unique approach of blending cutting modem and alternative treatment options. Dr. Li holds degrees in Intellectual Property Law and Business Administration. In his free time he enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, practicing martial arts and working on various projects related to healthcare.

William is a Physical Therapist. He received his Masters degree in physical therapy in 2006 and a Bachelors of Science in Exercise Science in 2003 both from the California University, Sacramento. He has been trained in Kalterbom lumbar stabilization, Selective Functional Movement Assessment., Evidence in Motion techniques and currently holds an MDT McKenzie Method, Mechanical diagnosis and Therapy Certificate. Will is passionate about educating patients with safe ways to allow them to decrease their symptoms, improve range of motion, and improve function and strengthening In his free time he enjoys staying fit, hanging out with family and friends, jogging along the beach, taking pictures of sunsets and watching FC Barcelona.

Amanda is a California state, and NCCPA certified Physician Assistant (PA-C) with experience in Pain Management and joined the Central Coast Functional Restoration Program team in 2018. Incorporating healing and rehabilitative strategies in a holistic way is something she loves about working with the FRP team. Being a part of a team of providers that have such a positive effect on each patients' rehabilitation process drives her inspiration. She earned a Bachelor's degree from the University of Nevada, Reno, and went on to graduate from MCPHS University in Boston with a Master's degree in Physician Assistant studies. Her training included rotations in psychiatry, orthopedics surgery, general surgery, weight management, women's health, emergency medicine, urgent care, and internal medicine. Her background includes working as an EMT in an Emergency Department, a medical mission trip in Nicaragua through FNE, and volunteer work for the American Cancer Society. With a history of competitive alpine skiing, she developed a lifelong love for the outdoors and mountains, including camping and h king. She also enjoys cooking, yoga, and taking care of her two rescue dogs. She welcomes recommendations for local outdoor activities, recipes, and photos of adorable pets!

Chiara Castelli is a Physician Assistant. She is a Santa Cruz/San Jose native and graduated from Stanford University with her Master's in Medical Science and Physician Assistant studies in 2015. She also obtained her Master's in Health Science in 2015 and completed her Bachelor's in Psychology in 2011 graduating Magna Cum Laude. She has been working on obtaining her PhD in Medical Science through Rocky Mountain University for Health Professionals. She enjoys spending time with her two teenage daughters, and their Dachshund, Pee Wee. In her free time she enjoys going to the beach, lifting weights, hiking and bicycling.

Dr. Michael Bjorns n is a Clinical Health Psychologist who specializes in pain psychology. For over 25 years, he has helped people in pain restore their hope, their functioning and their quality of life. He approaches patient care from a biopsychosocial perspective, recognizing the complex interplay between biological, psychological, and social determinants of health and healing. He teaches effective strategies for optimal health, utilizing a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy, biofeedback, meditation and mindfulness based stress reduction to help pain sufferers. He has presented and served as moderator at medical conference, promoting the need for integrated and holistic patient care. He is passionate about exercising and staying active, surfing, cultural arts, politics , and also enjoys spending time with family, escaping to the Rocky Mountains, tropical settings, and other beautiful places in nature.

Ben Corsbie, Psy.D. is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist specializing in the management of chronic pain and illness. Dr. Corsbie graduated from The Colorado College with a B.A. in Philosophy and concentration in Psychology. Following college he moved to the San Francisco Bay Area where he attained a doctoral degree at The California School of Professional Psychology with emphasis on Health Psychology, Mind- Body Medicine, and the application of Neuroscience in Clinical Psychology practice. In his final year of training at the California School of Professional Psychology he was honored with the Award for Outstanding Achievement for his work on the Clinical Progress Proficiency Review. Dr. Corsbie completed his pre-doctoral internship at the University of California San Francisco, Department of Psychiatry, Psychosocial Medicine Program where he trained at San Francisco General Hospital and Maxine Hall Community Health Center in San Francisco’s Western Addition neighborhood. His post- doctoral fellowship was completed at the Northern California Functional Restoration Program for chronic pain in the East San Francisco Bay Area. Dr. Corsbie is a member of the American Association of Pain Psychologists. Dr. Corsbie’s work is informed by neuroscience, doctoral training in psychological therapies, and medical research. Dr. Corsbie has worked as part of multidisciplinary medical teams serving individuals suffering from chronic pain since 2009, including work with multiple Functional Restoration Programs. His work focuses on helping individuals cope with and manage chronic pain and the suffering resulting from it more independently and effectively through nonpharmacological means. His work involves helping individuals cultivate health and wellness using perspectives informed by medical research, psychological therapies, and the clinical application of neuroscience.

Sylvia is a Physical Therapist Assistant from the Southern California area with over 30 years in the field. Graduating from SUF with a B.S. in Athletic Training in 1986 and Cerritos College with an A.S with Honors in Physical Therapy in 1990. Her goal has always been to be as well rounded as possible. Sylvia has experience in all settings of physical therapy including Sports Medicine, Rehabilitation, Home Health, as well as Industrial Medicine. She has extensive training in lumbar stabilization, Kenisio Taping and Hand therapy . Sylvia is passionate in improving function in the lives of her patients by incorporating strength, posture, stabilization and education to decrease pain and instill good management skills so they can return to a happier and healthier life. During her off hours, Sylvia likes spending time with her Family and doing DIV projects.

Selena Coleman MA, ATR-BC, AMFT, PhD candidate is a Board Certified Art Therapist and an Associate Marriage and Family Therapist currently earning her PhD in art therapy. She joined the Central Coast Functional Restoration Program team in 2018. Serena provides individual therapy, psychoeducational group therapy, and group art therapy for adults managing chronic pain. Serena has years of experience working with a variety of populations that have faced trauma and uses art as a tool for nonverba expression. Serena uses creativity, empathy, and cultural humility in her approaches to create a safe therapeutic environment.

With a background in nutrition, culinary arts and mindfulness, Jenny has built a career inspiring others to find their own delicious path to using food as medicine. She holds a Masters Degree in Human Nutrition and is a Certified Nutrition Specialist through the American College of Nutrition. She has coached hundreds of people in using nutritional therapy to improve the quality of their lives. Her specialties include supporting individuals to use whole food nutrition and mindful eating as a way to ease chronic pain, anxiety and depression.