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About US

Atlas Physical Therapy & Performance is a performance-driven physical therapy clinic that uses objective data and structured programming to help athletes and active adults recover, rebuild, and outperform their previous baseline.

Located inside CrossFit Frontier- we combine clinical expertise, innovative performance technology, and a passion for helping people move, feel, and live better. A place where rehab meets performance, and where every person- whether recovering from surgery, dealing with nagging pain, or training for their next competition- gets the one-on-one attention, movement education, and measurable progress they deserve.

  • We are dedicated to delivering high-quality, individualized rehabilitation and performance services through measurement-based practice.

  • We aim to become Wyoming’s leading sports performance and rehabilitation practice.

    • Excellence- Deliver evidence-based care with measurable results.

    • Integrity- Operate with honesty, transparency, and accountability.

    • Patient-Centered Care- Prioritize the goals, needs, and experience of every patient.

    • Innovation- Embrace new ideas, tools, and strategies to improve outcomes.

    • Community- Build strong relationships inside and outside the practice.

    • Resilience- Model and teach the mindset needed to overcome challenges.

Our Team

Uriah Gracia-Salinas, PT DPT CSCS

  • Dr. Uriah Gracia-Salinas is the Co-Founder and Head Physical Therapist at Atlas Physical Therapy & Performance.

    Raised in Cheyenne, Uriah earned his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Wyoming before completing his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Touro University Nevada.

    As a lifelong athlete, Uriah developed a strong interest in orthopedic rehabilitation, sports physical therapy, and sports performance throughout his education and clinical training. His clinical focus is helping active individuals and athletes recover from injury, restore strength and movement capacity, and return confidently to training and sport.

    Uriah places a strong emphasis on integrating strength and conditioning principles into rehabilitation so patients not only recover from injury but return stronger and more resilient than before.

    A key component of Uriah’s approach is the use of objective performance testing and data-driven rehabilitation. He utilizes advanced strength and force plate testing to evaluate movement capacity, identify performance deficits, track rehabilitation progress, and guide return-to-sport decision making. This allows rehabilitation programs to be individualized, measurable, and aligned with the demands of sport and training.

    Uriah holds the Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) credential and is a Certified Clinical Athlete Provider. He is also certified in Emergency Responder for the Athlete (ERA), which focuses on the recognition and management of medical emergencies in athletic environments, such as concussion recognition, sudden cardiac arrest response, heat illness management, and other potentially life-threatening conditions that may occur during sport or physical activity.

    Outside of the clinic, Uriah continues to live the active lifestyle he encourages in his patients. He enjoys lifting, running, and training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and is always looking for ways to continue learning and improving within the fields of physical therapy, strength and conditioning, and human performance. When he’s not working or training, he enjoys spending time with his wife and family, barbecuing, and going to the movie theater whenever he gets the chance.

    • Post-Operative Orthopedic & Sports Rehabilitation (ACL, achilles, meniscus, shoulder, hip, and ankle procedures)

    • ACL Rehabilitation & Return-to-Sport Programming

    • Achilles, Patellar, and Quadriceps Tendon Rehabilitation

    • Shoulder Pain & Care for Overhead Athletes (baseball, volleyball, tennis, CrossFit, and weightlifting)

    • Tendinopathy Management & Progressive Load Programming

    • Strength & Conditioning Integration into Rehabilitation

    • Objective Performance Testing & Force Plate Analysis

    • Muscle Strains, Soft Tissue Injuries & Activity-Related Pain

    • Certified Clinical Athlete Provider – ClinicalAthlete

    • Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) – National Strength and Conditioning Association

    • Trigger Point Dry Needling Certification – Evidence In Motion

    • Emergency Responder for the Athlete (ERA) - Cogent Steps

  • Sports Rehabilitation & Orthopedic Injury Management

    • Complex Understanding for Simple Solutions: Knee – Erik Meira

    • The Painful Shoulder – Adam Meakins

    • Rotator Cuff Injuries in Tennis – SportsMAP Network

    • MTPJ Pain and Dysfunction – SportsMAP Network

    • Achilles Tendon Rupture Rehabilitation – SportsMAP Network

    Spine Rehabilitation

    • Ultimate Guide to Back Pain – Core Kinetic

    • Therapeutic Movement & Exercise: An Active Approach to Back Pain Rehabilitation (Online 2.0)

    • Low Back Pain Fundamentals – Barbell Rehab

    Strength & Performance Integration

    • Strength Training the Post-Operative Client – Barbell Rehab

    • Sports Physical Therapy Kickstarter – Chris Garcia

    Objective Testing & Performance Analysis

    • VALD Performance Testing Education & Clinical Application (Including ACL rehabilitation, hamstring testing, shoulder testing, return-to-sport force analysis, performance assessment, and many others)

    • Optimize Academy Mentorship – Clinical Practice and Business Development Mentorship

    • Moment Education Mentorship – Clinical Practice and Business Development Mentorship

    • R2P Academy – Sports Physical Therapy Practice & Leadership Development

    • Honey Badger Project – Private Practice Business Development

    • ClinicalAthlete

    • National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA)

    • American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)

Founder and Head Physical Therapist

Katerra Skinner, MHA

  • Katerra is the Co-Founder and Manager of Atlas Physical Therapy & Performance.

    With a Masters in Healthcare Administration and over 8 years of experience driving operational success in diverse healthcare settings, she brings a strong foundation in administrative leadership and strategic planning. Her focus is on building sustainable systems, cultivating strong partnerships, and expanding access to care in ways that are innovative, inclusive, and impactful.

    Whether she’s coordinating clinical growth strategies, strengthening community partnerships, or navigating the business side of healthcare delivery, she’s driven by a deep commitment to building healthier individuals and stronger communities.

    When Katerra isn’t working, you’ll find her singing, reading, or traveling.

  • Coming soon…

    • R2P Academy – Sports Physical Therapy Practice & Leadership Development

Founder and Manager

Cassie Repasky, PT DPT

  • I grew up in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where I spent most of my childhood involved in sports. At any given time, I was typically playing 2–4 sports, with softball and soccer becoming my primary focus. After experiencing multiple injuries throughout my athletic career, I eventually concentrated solely on softball and went on to play collegiately at Black Hills State University, graduating in 2015. I later earned my Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from the University of Puget Sound in 2018.

    Following graduation, I practiced outpatient orthopedic physical therapy in Puyallup, Washington for several years before relocating to northern Colorado, where I continued working in outpatient orthopedics. After moving to Cheyenne, Wyoming, I chose to step away from clinical practice for a period of time to focus on raising my two young children.

    Now, I’m excited to be returning to the profession and re-entering clinical practice with Atlas PT & Performance. Over the next year, I will be serving in a part-time Case Consultant role, collaborating with the Atlas team through patient support, clinical collaboration, continuing education, and community events as I transition back into full-time practice.

    I am deeply committed to providing evidence-based, patient-centered care and prioritize continuing education to ensure my treatment approach remains current and effective. My professional passions are heavily influenced by my own experiences as an athlete and include sports rehabilitation, performance-based care, and women’s health. I plan to pursue specialization in pelvic health physical therapy beginning in 2027.

    Outside of work, I spend most of my time with my family. My husband, two children, and two huskies keep life busy and fun. We love camping, traveling, and staying active together. Personally, I am currently training for HYROX and strongly believe in practicing what I preach—I strive to train myself with the same dedication and consistency I encourage in my patients.

    • Shoulder Rehabilitation

    • Knee Rehabilitation

    • Foot & Ankle Injuries and Pathology

    • Running Analysis & Gait Assessment

    • Throwing Athletes

    • Runners & Endurance Athletes

    • Post-Operative Rehabilitation

    • Fall Prevention & Balance Training

    • Recreational & Active Adult Athletes

  • In Progress

    • Clinical Athlete- Clinical Athlete

Physical Therapist

Catherine Amey, PT DPT

  • Catherine grew up in Toms River, New Jersey, where a lifelong love of sports sparked her passion for physical therapy. After competing in varsity soccer throughout high school and at the collegiate level, two ACL surgeries inspired her to pursue a career helping others recover and return to the activities they love.

    Her journey in physical therapy began as a PT technician and office coordinator before becoming a Physical Therapist Assistant in 2009. She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of St. Augustine in Austin, Texas, in 2021. Catherine has experience across a wide range of settings, including outpatient orthopedics and sports, inpatient rehabilitation, acute care, skilled nursing, military, and pediatrics.

    Catherine is passionate about returning to outpatient sports and orthopedic care, where she enjoys combining hands-on manual therapy with individualized treatment plans to help patients reach their goals. She is certified as a Performance Specialist and is currently expanding her skills through dry needling training. She believes in a "test, treat, retest" approach to ensure every intervention is making a meaningful difference.

    Outside the clinic, Catherine enjoys traveling (she's visited nearly all 50 states), fishing, softball, yoga, reformer Pilates, camping, road trips, and spending time outdoors with her fiancé.

  • More info coming soon…

  • In Progress

    • Clinical Athlete- Clinical Athlete

Physical Therapist

Koa, CLV

  • Koa is the certified lover boy at Atlas Physical Therapy & Performance! He earned his certification from Pawvard in 2023 at only 1-years old.

    He is passionate about long walks and yummy snacks. When he grows up, he wants to work in a clinic where every patient gives him chin scratches and treats.

    • Potty trained

    • Bilingual

    • Sit

    • Lay down

    • Spin

    • Hand shake (mano)

    • Up

    • Down

    • Rollover

    • Play dead

    • Fetch (but does not return)

Certified Lover Boy

Cholula, DPT

  • Cholula underwent months of intensive DPT (Dog Physical Therapy) school. She helps assist with exercises (nip your heels when you’re slowing down) and recovery (beg for cuddles when you’re resting).

    Please give her a belly rub when you see her in the office.

    • Potty trained

    • Bilingual

    • Sit

    • Lay down

    • Spin

    • Hand shake (mano)

    • Up

    • Down

Dog Physical Therapist