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About Emily Lou

​Since graduating from Texas Woman’s University with a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy in 1986, I have been led to a more and more holistic perspective on health.  I observed patients would have successful treatments but then returned, sometimes multiple times, with migrating injuries.  I kept wondering about a bigger picture and how things might be connected.  My journey to a more complete answer has so far included physical therapy, Hellerwork ( a combination of myofascial release, movement reeducation and recognition of a mind-body connection), movement retraining, application to functional tasks including activities of daily living and work related activities.  And most recently, I completed a Diploma of Osteopathic Manual Practice at Canadian School of Osteopathy Manual Practice in Vancouver, BC, Canada. 

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​The traditional osteopathic approach taught at this school is similar to osteopathy practiced in other countries. The focus is on hands-on, individualized osteopathic techniques and follows a set of guiding principles that serve as an organizing force to bring the body back towards its optimal function. 

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Education

Master of Science in Physical Therapy 

         Texas Woman’s University

Certified Hellerwork Practitioner

Diploma of Osteopathic Manual Practice 

         Canadian School of Osteopathy – Manual Practice

Practice

Owner, Integrative Physical Therapy

Tacoma, WA  

Physical Therapist

Action Onsite, Inc., WA various locations

Physical Therapist, Olympic Sports and Spine Rehabilitation

Puyallup, WA – outpatient clinic

Physical Therapist, Richard Carr Physical Therapy

Milpitas and San Jose, CA 

Physical Therapist, Ergomed and Houston Back Injury Center

Houston, TX 

Physical Therapist , St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital

Houston, TX 

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