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Physical Therapy is about your well-being and ultimately, your healthspan. Our job is to help you get back to doing what you love. That means we choose our team and our clients over insurance companies. We listen and care deeply. We believe in the fewest visits possible to achieve your goals. We integrate Pilates into physical therapy to keep you strong and resilient.
Why we’re different
Elizabeth Bannister , PT, DPT, PRPC
A Seattle native, Elizabeth is passionate about leading an active lifestyle and helping those around her do the same. She enjoys guiding clients through the journey from injury, to recovery and ultimately the return to the activities that give them purpose. With a thorough evaluation and keen ear to patient concerns, Elizabeth creates an efficient treatment plan for each client. During the rehab process, she especially loves helping clients coordinate mind and body. Her goal is always to educate clients on how to improve function and mobility while reducing pain to promote a healthy lifestyle. She finds that this knowledge empowers clients to take charge of their own health and wellness.
Part of what makes Elizabeth a great physical therapist is that she genuinely enjoys people and is great at connecting with those around her. When she is not at the clinic, you may find her pouring wine and chatting with clients about all things wine at a top notch winery in Woodinville. Whether she’s in the clinic or at the tasting room, she is always focused on creating an exceptional client experience.
Lauren Esmailka, PT, DPT, COMPT
Whether you need to keep up with your kids or grandkids, get back on the tennis court or softball field, resume training for your next race, or you miss working in your garden, know that Lauren is here to get you back to the sport of life. She uses her biomechanical approach to help countless people get back to their favorite activities. Her approach is a balanced combination of hands-on manual therapy techniques, movement re-education and sophisticated exercise techniques, resulting in restoration of optimal movement patterns and return to high levels of function.
Kayla Freeman, PT, DPT, OCS
Kayla is a dedicated physical therapist with a passion for movement and the performing arts. As a dancer, she understands the unique demands placed on artistic athletes, including dancers, gymnasts, and performers. Having experienced the frustration of injury herself, Kayla is committed to helping individuals overcome limitations and return to the activities they love. She focuses on helping her clients achieve smooth, efficient movement mechanics, empowering them to perform at their best.
Using a blend of manual therapy techniques and personalized exercise prescriptions, Kayla tailors each treatment plan to meet the specific needs and goals of her patients. She believes in the power of individualized care to not only promote recovery but also enhance performance and minimize future injuries.
Outside of her practice, Kayla stays connected to her creative side through dancing, attending musicals, and making pottery. She is also an outdoor enthusiast and marine wildlife rehabilitation volunteer, inspired by her love for Washington state’s natural beauty and wildlife.
Kezia Naillieux-Johnson, PT, DPT
With roots in the midwest, Kezia has been living and working in the Seattle area for over 6 years. She fell in love with the mountains and year round access to outdoor activities. As someone who is passionate about being active for both the mental and physical benefits, she has equal passion for helping people get back to the activities that are meaningful to them. Kezia uses each individual’s history to guide her evaluation and the development of their personalized treatment plan. Kezia enjoys working with clients to build up a strong foundation of core and postural strength then progress into more sport and activity specific exercises with focus on refining movement patterns. She utilizes hands-on manual techniques targeted at enhancing the healing process and improving joint and tissue mobility while reducing pain.
Outside of the clinic, Kezia enjoys exploring outdoor spaces with her husband and their young son.
Emily Olson, PT, DPT
Emily is passionate about supporting her clients’ joint and pelvic health throughout their lifespan, by treating a wide range of diagnoses including orthopedic injuries, pelvic pain, pregnancy, postpartum, urinary incontinence and prolapse. She believes the first step to treating the pelvic floor is open and honest conversation about the function of the pelvic floor, making sure each client understands and has an opportunity to ask questions about their body and how their pelvic systems work. Her goal is to get all of her clients back doing whatever brings them joy in life, using movement, education and empowerment.
After several years enjoying the California fun and sun while attending undergraduate and graduate school, Emily is thrilled to be back in the Pacific Northwest, enjoying all her favorite PNW activities, including hiking, camping and enjoying all four seasons. Beyond the clinic, she enjoys teaching and taking group exercise classes, getting outdoors and spending time with her family and friends.
Rachel Peck, PT, DPT, OCS
Rachel has been an athlete her entire life and understands how exercise and sport enhance all aspects of our lives. With a background in exercise and sport science, a board specialty certification in orthopedics and 13 years of clinical experience, she has developed a niche in orthopedics and sports rehabilitation. When treating clients, she looks at the whole body to identify and correct any faulty movement patterns that are contributing to the problem her client presents with. She utilizes a combination of advanced manual therapy techniques, neuromuscular re-education, taping, and personalized exercise prescription with her clients. Her goal is to get her clients back to exercise and sport as quickly as possible, minimize their risk of re-injury and give them the tools they need to take care of themselves.
Outside of the clinic, you will find Rachel rock climbing, cheering on the Seattle Sounders and tag teaming with her husband to keep up with their three boys.
Paige Vivian, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT
Paige has a deep background in orthopedic physical therapy, advanced manual therapy techniques, bodywork, exercise science, and energy work. Paige collaborates with each client to identify the best combination of these techniques to maximize their quality of life, while appreciating the dynamic balance that physical, mental, and emotional factors all play in their individual health and wellness.
Paige always begins by establishing trust and building a safe, welcoming environment for each person to feel seen and respected. She finds that prioritizing this foundation is particularly important and effective for clients with hypermobility spectrum disorders, adults with neurodivergency, the LGBTQ+ community, those with chronic conditions and those who have experienced trauma.
Paige has a background in ballet and ballroom dance, and dabbles in other activities including strength training, boxing, running, yoga, and Pilates. She is a semi-successful gardener and an overly ambitious home DIYer. She enjoys taking in the live music and theater that Seattle has to offer.
Elizabeth Rogers, PT, DPT, CSCS
Elizabeth originally developed her passion for movement and keen ability to analyze movement through 18 years of classical ballet training. This passion for movement, the desire to work closely with people and an interest in medicine led her to a career in Physical Therapy. While completing her graduate studies in Physical Therapy, she simultaneously completed her Pilates instructor training, because she had a vision for the seamless integration of Pilates into Physical Therapy treatments. She also recognized that Pilates is a fun and effective method for optimizing movement across the lifespan.
Elizabeth takes the time to listen to each client’s story in order to fully understand his/her needs and goals. Hearing the client’s story is essential to developing an effective treatment plan. Her treatment approach is a blend of manual therapy techniques, movement re-education and highly effective exercise techniques, including Pilates conditioning. She empowers all of her clients to take control of their wellness and longevity.
Just like her clients, Elizabeth is doing her best to stay fit and healthy so that she can enjoy this life! Saturday mornings you can find her somewhere between Seward Park and Madison Park doing her long run for the week.
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