In addition to being on staff as a physical therapist, Eliette is also the Clinical Director of KidTherapy. Before receiving her Masters of Physical Therapy at Southwest Texas State University, she received a Masters of Education from the University of Texas at Austin. Since graduating as a physical therapist, she has had experience in various pediatric therapy fields, including outpatient, home health, and early childhood intervention programs, and has treated children with a multitude of diagnoses affecting their movement abilities. She uses therapeutic techniques such as cardiovascular endurance training, neuro-muscular re-education, serial casting, therapeutic taping, therapeutic exercise, and sensory integrative techniques to assist each child’s progress with motor skills. Eliette believes strongly in open communication between referring physicians, parents, and therapists so that every person in the child’s healthcare team is working together for the child’s benefit.
Jenny holds a doctorate in Physical Therapy from Rocky Mountain University. She has extensive experience in pediatrics for outpatient and inpatient, PICU, NICU, DME consulting, school settings, Hippotherapy, home health care, and pool therapy. Jenny has a particular interest in working with children from birth to 3 years of age and those with TBI. She derives great satisfaction from helping children and their families. Her approach involves listening to her clients and utilizing NDT and dynamic motor learning theory, along with incorporating HEP into their natural environment and daily routine. In addition, Jenny was a competitive gymnast during her youth and traveled all over the country for competitions.
Bryana is a passionate physical therapist who graduated from the University of Maryland School of Medicine with a doctorate in physical therapy in 2011. Eager to expand her expertise, she earned her pediatric certification from the University of Michigan-Flint in 2015. With a rich tapestry of clinical experience, she has worked in early childhood intervention (ECI), acute care, inpatient rehabilitation, school-based therapy, home health, NICU step-down units, and outpatient adult care. Her heart truly lies with young and premature infants, as well as children with neurological disorders. What inspires Bryana every day is the joy of helping kids discover their ability to move and grow, and there’s nothing more fulfilling than witnessing their progress firsthand. She’s a firm believer in innovative treatment techniques, often incorporating methods like constraint therapy, neuromuscular re-education, dynamic movement interventions, functional strength training, TMR 4 Tots, and facilitation into her practice. In her commitment to professional growth, Bryana has recently completed exciting continuing education coursework in pediatric cardiovascular care, an introduction to pediatric casting, pediatric cardiopulmonary development and assessment, pediatric pulmonary care, early motor development, and addressing the impact of visual impairment in pediatric motor development. She even explored the theme of "mindfully moving toward resilience." Bryana made the vibrant move to Austin from Annapolis, MD, drawn by the city’s exhilarating live music scene and the unique “Keep Austin Weird” philosophy. When she's not making a difference in her young patients' lives, you can find her outdoors soaking up the sun or unleashing her creativity. As a single co-parent to a wonderfully spirited child, she embraces the adventure of parenthood with joy and enthusiasm!