Our Integrated Care Team

World Champion rower and elite performance coach, Steve Tague is proof that strength, vitality, and performance aren't limited by age, they're built through smart, science-driven training.  He blends metabolic insight, precision coaching, and practical strategies to help clients move stronger, breathe deeper, and perform better at every stage of life.

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As founder of Rowed to Fitness, Steve collaborates directly within  PeakMD Health Pathways, integrating VO2 max testing,  metabolic analysis and individualized performance training into Longevity, Obesity, Menopause, and Peak Performance programs.

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Through Peak MD he provides VO₂ max and metabolic testing and is also available for personal training and athletic performance coaching for those ready to  elevate their fitness and redefine their limits. 

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Japanese Restorative Bodywork & Sound Therapy

Raised in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Janell Lewis has spent decades exploring traditional approaches to bodywork, relaxation, and personal well-being.

Between 1995 and 2007, Janell completed more than 2,000 hours of study at the Mizu Shin Tao Institute of Oriental Medicine, focusing on Seifukujutsu, a traditional Japanese approach to restorative bodywork.

Her sessions incorporate therapeutic touch, sound, and mindful relaxation techniques. Using instruments such as crystal singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and drums, Janell creates a calming environment designed to encourage relaxation, reflection, and a greater sense of well-being.

Janell brings a compassionate, individualized approach to her work and is delighted to offer her services in Sisters, Oregon.

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Paige believes lasting health begins with understanding the person, not just the symptoms. As a Health Coach with PEAKMD, she partners with clients to translate physician recommendations into meaningful, sustainable behavior change.

Her coaching philosophy is built on trust, helping clients develop the self-awareness, confidence, and self-compassion needed to create lasting habits. She brings warmth, curiosity, empathy, and humor to every session, believing that each person's story matters.

A wellness practitioner since 2014, Paige is based in Longmont, Colorado, and works virtually with PEAKMD clients, providing personalized coaching that complements physician-directed care.

Outside of coaching, you'll often find Paige exploring Colorado's streams and mountain trails with her two dogs, Autumn and Rollo.

She is working with PeakMD clients through one on one coaching as well as included on Daybreak Unlimited Plus membership.  

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Kelli Farhat is a licensed occupational therapist, pelvic health practitioner, and Pilates instructor who takes a whole-body approach to movement, recovery, and connection.

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Her background in occupational therapy taught her to look beyond a diagnosis or a single area of the body and understand the person as a whole, including how they move through everyday life, exercise, work, recovery, and the activities that matter most to them. She brings this perspective into her pelvic health practice, integrating Pilates-based movement, breathwork, nervous-system regulation, and body awareness to help clients feel stronger, more confident, and more at home in their bodies.

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Kelli works with clients across a range of life transitions and goals, including pelvic health concerns, prenatal and postpartum recovery, menopause and hormonal transitions, hypermobility, post-surgical recovery, and returning to movement and exercise.

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Through The Reconnected Body, Kelli offers individualized in-person and virtual care designed to help clients better understand their bodies, build strength and capacity, and move through life with greater ease and confidence.  She will be doing in person visits at PeakMD once a week starting October 2026!

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A Central Oregon native, Zach brings more than a decade of clinical experience to the community he grew up in. He holds a master's in clinical psychology from Pacific University, and his foundation in the science of the mind began when he treated youth with neurodevelopmental disorders at OHSU and in Special Education.

Zach has worked across nearly every level of mental health care: outpatient, school-based, residential, partial hospitalization, and inpatient. He has served as Clinical Director at an inpatient treatment center, Clinical Program Manager for a youth partial hospitalization program in Bend, and Treatment Manager at a residential treatment center, where he led teams and trained clinicians. He has worked closely with physicians, prescribers, and community partners to coordinate whole-person care.

He works with adolescents, adults, and families facing anxiety, stress, trauma, substance use, life transitions, and the challenges that wear down wellbeing over time. Zach's approach looks past symptoms to root causes. Rather than offering coping strategies alone, he works with each person to understand where their struggles come from, so lasting change is possible. He is trained in EMDR and Collaborative Problem Solving, is skilled in crisis intervention, and is a certified QPR Suicide Prevention Instructor.

At PeakMD, Zach's work fits naturally with our approach to whole-person health. His clients can pair therapy with PeakMD and Daybreak Recovery Spa services, supporting the nervous system, recovery, and resilience alongside their mental health care. He offers sessions in person in Sisters and by telehealth.

Phoenix is an experienced and deeply intuitive practitioner whose work centers on restoring balance, calming the nervious system, and helping people reconnect with their bodies. Through Reiki and guided breathwork, she creates a space that allows for both physical relaxaation and emotional release –meeting each person exactly where they are. 

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Known and trusted within the community, Phoenix has built a strong local following through her presence, consistency, and the way people feel after working with her –more grounded, more clear, and more at ease. 

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In addition to Reiki practice, Phoenix is a skilled breathwork facilitator, integrating breath as a powerful tool for regulation, awareness, and reset. Her sessions are both accessible and impactful, whether someone is new to this work or looking to go deeper. 

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Kate graduated from the University of Oregon with a Bachelor of Science in Social Sciences, with a concentration in Business and Economics and a minor in Psychology. She is currently completing prerequisite coursework as she prepares to pursue nursing school.

Her passion for health and wellness is deeply personal. After navigating her own health challenges and experiencing the loss of close family members, Kate developed a profound appreciation for the importance of living a healthy, meaningful life. She believes that wellness is unique to every individual and is passionate about helping others feel informed, supported, and empowered throughout their health journey.

As PeakMD's Membership & Patient Experience Coordinator, Kate is often one of the first faces patients meet. She is dedicated to creating a welcoming environment, guiding patients through their membership experience, answering questions, and ensuring each person feels supported from their first visit onward. Her goal is to help every patient feel valued, cared for, and empowered as they work toward their personal health goals.

Suzanne serves as the emotional and cognitive anchor of The North Framework™, helping patients navigate change with clarity and compassion. Drawing from neuroscience-based coaching, positive psychology, and mindfulness principles, she supports individuals in identifying barriers, reframing narratives, and cultivating resilience.

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Her sessions are both grounding and activating—combining structured reflection with intuitive inquiry. Suzanne’s work ensures that precision medicine extends beyond biology to include meaning, motivation, and mindset—the inner compass that sustains lifelong vitality.