Matthew N. is an accomplished Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) with extensive expertise in orthopedics and a passion for martial arts. With over 8 years of clinical experience, Matthew has established himself as a highly skilled practitioner dedicated to providing exceptional care to his patients.

Graduating from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) in collaboration with San Francisco State University (SFSU), Matthew received a solid foundation in physical therapy. He furthered his education by becoming a certified MFD (Myofascial Decompression) provider, Graston Provider, and obtaining certifications in Functional Movement Screen (FMS), Fundamental Capacity Screen (FCS), and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) Level 1. This diverse skill set allows Matthew to offer comprehensive and specialized treatment to individuals with orthopedic conditions.

Outside of his professional endeavors, Matthew is deeply passionate about martial arts, particularly Aikido, where he serves as the Chief Instructor of Alameda Aikikai. He finds joy and fulfillment in practicing and teaching this martial art, fostering discipline, mindfulness, and physical fitness among his students.

In his leisure time, Matthew enjoys a variety of activities that enrich his life and broaden his horizons. He delights in spending quality time with his family and beloved dog, as well as indulging in culinary adventures, exploring new cuisines, and savoring fine wine, whisky, and beer. An avid traveler and adventurer, Matthew seeks out new experiences and thrives on the excitement of exploration.

Although limited in Spanish and Japanese, Matthew values cultural diversity and strives to connect with individuals from different backgrounds. His ability to communicate in multiple languages reflects his commitment to inclusivity and effective patient care.
With his diverse skill set, passion for martial arts, and dedication to personal and professional growth, Matthew N. is committed to empowering his patients to achieve their optimal health and well-being, both inside and outside the clinic.