About Us
Finding Inspiration in Every Turn
Matthew and Elizabeth Wetherbee moved from the tropical paradise of Maui to create the life of their dreams in central Texas.
Our Story
Matthew and Elizabeth Wetherbee first met at a martial arts class in Maui, Hawaii. They both shared a love for health, healing, nutrition and exercise. When they moved to central Texas in 2021, they dreamed of opening a wellness center to support the needs of their new community. In January of 2023, that dream became a reality.
Meet The Team
Matthew Wetherbee
NASM Certified Personal Trainer, Certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, Kung Fu Instructor
Matthew became interested in strength training in his early 20s and has spend over 2 decades devoted to studying and training. He earned his black belt in Kenpo Kung fu from Sifu John Merles and he later earned his red teaching sash from Sifu David Moraigne, while living in Hawaii. He founded a kung fu school in Maui and was an active participant in a push hands group in Hawaii.
Since moving to Texas, his passion is for helping elders to "turn back the clock" through personal training. He currently works with adults of all ages, including those recovering from stroke. Mat loves providing "just right" challenges for his clients, and he is available to support them with nutritional recommendations and strategies.
Elizabeth Wetherbee, MS, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist, Tai Chi Instructor
Elizabeth earned her bachelor's degree from Brown University, and a master of science degree from CSU Dominguez Hills in Occupational Therapy. Her graduate studies included coursework in anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, neuroscience, and psychology. She has earned certificates from USC in Sensory Integration, as well as extensive training in fascia based manual therapy (craniosacral therapy, neural manipulation and visceral manipulation) from the Barral and Upledger Instutitutes. She is certified as a teaching assistant for the Neural Manipulation Level 1 course with the Barral Institute. She is certified as an SOS (sequential oral sensory) feeding therapist. In 2025, she was certified in LSVT Big, a movement based protocol specifically developed for Parkinson's patients.
Elizabeth's professional experience as an OT spans a range of settings from the NICU, acute care (stroke, orthopedic rehab and ICU), as well as pediatric sensory integration clinics and home health for adults. She has experience working with a range of conditions including: ADHD, cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorder, anxiety, depression, pediatric feeding challenges, stroke, shoulder injuries, back injuries, knee injuries, migraines, and more.
Elizabeth strives to empower her clients through providing practical tools and education so clients can make progress in their journey to heal and to actively understand their bodies and minds.
She currently sees clients at the wellness center in Whitney, Texas, as well as via telehealth for clients in Hawaii.