Sean Sipe, MPT, CSCS
Owner and CEO, Clinic Director

Sean graduated from Eastern Washington University in 1996 with a degree in Human Biology. He then received his Master's Degree in Physical Therapy from EWU in 1998. Originally from the Spokane area, Sean first practiced in Aberdeen, WA before moving to Olympia with the goal of starting a practice. Sean founded South Sound Physical & Hand Therapy in 2002. The company's Downtown Olympia location (formerly Market Centre Physical Therapy) was the first clinic in its progression to five locations. In 2004, Sean received his Board Certification as a Sports Clinical Specialist from the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties. He currently sees patients at our Lacey location.

Sean's clinical interests are in spine and shoulder rehabilitation, athletic injuries, and sports performance enhancement with golfers. His philosophy of patient care is to first take a detailed history and then combine that with a thorough physical examination; because arriving at a more specific diagnosis allows the therapist to provide the most specific and appropriate intervention. Sean's wife Christina is also a physical therapist, and they have three children. Sean is an avid golfer and also enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with his family.

Adrienne Vitt, PT

Adrienne is an Olympia native, having moved here with her family at the age of five. She’s been working with South Sound Physical & Hand Therapy since 2007, first as an aide and now as a Physical Therapist. She is a graduate of Western Washington University, with a Bachelor’s in Music/Bassoon Performance and she earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of Puget Sound in 2009. Adrienne has an interest in women’s health and describes her treatment philosophy as being patient-centered with an emphasis on empowering the patient to be an active participant in their therapy. Outside of the clinic Adrienne enjoys performing with Olympia’s local symphonies/orchestras, hanging out with her dogs and various sports.

Angela Grant, PTA, LMP

Angie was born in Bellingham, WA and raised in Olympia.  She attended Utah College of Massage Therapy, where she graduated in 1995 and Green River Community College where she earned her Associate of Science degree in Physical Therapist Assistant.  She also holds an advanced certification in Lymphedema treatment.  Angie takes an integrative and holistic approach to patient care and works to restore function and improve the patient’s overall quality of life.  She also has an interest in postural awareness, headache relief and myofascial release. 

Outside of the clinic Angie enjoys backpacking, tending her garden and spending time with her husband and daughter.