Mt. Stuart Physical Therapy specializes in a holistic approach

Our Mission

  • Your goals are our goals

  • Integrated techniques to facilitate change

  • Education of the Nervous System for long lasting benefit

  • Using the most up to date information for your benefit

  • Utilize our 60 years of collective experience to help you

  • Provide an enjoyable atmosphere for healing and health

  • Partner with our community to ensure a healthy, happy community

Some of our services:

  • Orthopedic Manual Therapy
  • Gait Analysis
  • Neurological Rehabilitation
  • Sports Injury Rehabilitation
  • Craniosacral Therapy
  • Performance Enhancement Evaluation
  • Pelvic Floor Therapy
  • Bike Fitting
  • Modalities such as Cupping, Lymphatic Drainage, TENS, Myofascial Release, Pelvic Floor Therapy, Visceral Mobilization, Integrated Systems Model
 

Our therapists provide high quality, personalized physical therapy services in a positive, professional environment.

If your physician recommends treatment, ask for a referral to one of Mt. Stuart PT’s qualified therapists.

 

 

Mt Stuart Physical Therapy Staff

Luke Astell
PT
Luke has been an avid cyclist for over 25 years. He has 18 years experience as a Physical Therapist and is a partner at Mt Stuart PT. He is an expert bike fitter is certified by The Fit Institute Slow Twitch in triathlon bike position. His hobbies include Ironman triathlon, trail running, climbing, and hiking with family.
Luke has been an avid cyclist for over 25 years. He has 18 years experience as a Physical Therapist and is a partner at Mt Stuart PT. He is an expert bike fitter is certified by The Fit Institute Slow Twitch in triathlon bike position. His hobbies include Ironman triathlon, trail running, climbing, and hiking with family.
Nancy Bywater
PT, CMPT, OCS
I have been a PT for 25 years, which is amazing since I am 25 (at least in heart) The theme of my career has been a never ending passion for learning and improving my skills. The field of Physical Therapy has continued to expand as we gain more insight in how to effect changes in the body. My goal is always to find the most direct path to help your body heal and improve. Through years of practicing and seeking innovative, cutting edge continuing ed, I am always reminded how our minds and bodies are connected. My training includes NDT (neurodevelopmental technique) certification, CMPT (Certified Manual Physical Therapy), OCS (Orthopaedics Certified Specialist), Visceral Mobilization, Craniaosacral mobilization, ISM ( Integrated Systems Model), Pelvic floor dysfunction, and many more trainings. Personally, I am a jack of all trades-outdoor enthusiast, winemaker, gardener, athlete, mom, wife, fledgling musician. I fully understand both personally and professionally the desire to function optimally. It is my pleasure and honor to get to assist our residents in feeling better, both in body and spirit.
I have been a PT for 25 years, which is amazing since I am 25 (at least in heart) The theme of my career has been a never ending passion for learning and improving my skills. The field of Physical Therapy has continued to expand as we gain more insight in how to effect changes in the body. My goal is always to find the most direct path to help your body heal and improve. Through years of practicing and seeking innovative, cutting edge continuing ed, I am always reminded how our minds and bodies are connected. My training includes NDT (neurodevelopmental technique) certification, CMPT (Certified Manual Physical Therapy), OCS (Orthopaedics Certified Specialist), Visceral Mobilization, Craniaosacral mobilization, ISM ( Integrated Systems Model), Pelvic floor dysfunction, and many more trainings. Personally, I am a jack of all trades-outdoor enthusiast, winemaker, gardener, athlete, mom, wife, fledgling musician. I fully understand both personally and professionally the desire to function optimally. It is my pleasure and honor to get to assist our residents in feeling better, both in body and spirit.
Will Young
MSPT
Since leaving the deep south 18 years ago to strike out as a physical therapist in the pacific northwest, Will has embraced the landscape, the people and the lifestyle of Washington. His interests in PT span the range of retraining movement patterns, reducing physical restrictions, and teaching people about their body’s “owner’s manual”. When he’s not helping his patients, or regaling them with talk of all things food-related, he can be found riding bikes or skiing with his family, dragging his camera into the hills, running aimlessly, or toiling on some unending yard project. He has undergone training several times each of the last 18 years in topics ranging from running analysis, soft-tissue releases, bike-fit certification, movement re-education, visceral mobilization, and function-specific joint mobilization. These are all aimed at learning to move well, enjoying daily activities without pain or disability, and getting back into the activies people love. Will is also a certified BIG and Loud trained therapist for treating Parkinsons.
Since leaving the deep south 18 years ago to strike out as a physical therapist in the pacific northwest, Will has embraced the landscape, the people and the lifestyle of Washington. His interests in PT span the range of retraining movement patterns, reducing physical restrictions, and teaching people about their body’s “owner’s manual”. When he’s not helping his patients, or regaling them with talk of all things food-related, he can be found riding bikes or skiing with his family, dragging his camera into the hills, running aimlessly, or toiling on some unending yard project. He has undergone training several times each of the last 18 years in topics ranging from running analysis, soft-tissue releases, bike-fit certification, movement re-education, visceral mobilization, and function-specific joint mobilization. These are all aimed at learning to move well, enjoying daily activities without pain or disability, and getting back into the activies people love. Will is also a certified BIG and Loud trained therapist for treating Parkinsons.
Kelly Hassinger
Office Manager
Kelly Hassinger comes to us with many years of movement under her belt. She traveled from Wisconsin via Italy, Hawaii, Alaska, several National Parks, Stevens Pass and the mountains around Lake Wenatchee to be here. Whether it was on skis, a bicycle, on foot, chasing children or rocking a garden rake, her many adventures led her right to the desk, in front of the door, to work in the position of Office Manager. Her love of family, friends and community is the fuel that keeps her moving into the next adventure…
Kelly Hassinger comes to us with many years of movement under her belt. She traveled from Wisconsin via Italy, Hawaii, Alaska, several National Parks, Stevens Pass and the mountains around Lake Wenatchee to be here. Whether it was on skis, a bicycle, on foot, chasing children or rocking a garden rake, her many adventures led her right to the desk, in front of the door, to work in the position of Office Manager. Her love of family, friends and community is the fuel that keeps her moving into the next adventure…
Trisha Self
DPT
Dr. Trisha Self graduated from Western Washington University with a degree in Geology. After working seasonally as a kayak guide and EMT, she pursued her doctorate in physical therapy. She enjoys working to help people function at their potential while taking a holistic view to address pain and resolve injury. She has pursued advanced education in treating the vestibular system (inner ear and balance), pelvic floor therapy and is certified as a BIG therapist for treating patients with Parkinson’s associated balance and movement deficits. When not at work, she enjoys knitting, skiing and spending time in her garden.
Dr. Trisha Self graduated from Western Washington University with a degree in Geology. After working seasonally as a kayak guide and EMT, she pursued her doctorate in physical therapy. She enjoys working to help people function at their potential while taking a holistic view to address pain and resolve injury. She has pursued advanced education in treating the vestibular system (inner ear and balance), pelvic floor therapy and is certified as a BIG therapist for treating patients with Parkinson’s associated balance and movement deficits. When not at work, she enjoys knitting, skiing and spending time in her garden.
Sean Clark
PT Aide/Office Support
Sean Clark is our PT Aide/Office Support as well as the Balance Point Manager. Sean brings his love of outdoor sports and adventure to our team. Sean has a broad background in wilderness and is excited to learn a new trade here at Mt. Stuart. Sean has a passion for snowboarding, surfing and hiking and all things involving the mountains. During the past three summers, Sean served as a wildlands firefighter. During winters, he worked as a snow-cat operator at Stevens Pass. That's truly fire and ice! Sean aims to provide our members with the best possible service and help keep Mt Stuart Physical Therapy running smoothly while continuing his education!
Sean Clark is our PT Aide/Office Support as well as the Balance Point Manager. Sean brings his love of outdoor sports and adventure to our team. Sean has a broad background in wilderness and is excited to learn a new trade here at Mt. Stuart. Sean has a passion for snowboarding, surfing and hiking and all things involving the mountains. During the past three summers, Sean served as a wildlands firefighter. During winters, he worked as a snow-cat operator at Stevens Pass. That's truly fire and ice! Sean aims to provide our members with the best possible service and help keep Mt Stuart Physical Therapy running smoothly while continuing his education!
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