Our Team

Kenneth L. Clouston, DPT

"Our goal is to give you the best physical therapy care in Wyoming. We have a very dedicated and professional staff. All the treatments are provided by licensed physical therapy professionals and physical therapy assistants only. We believe that by providing physical therapy treatments with licensed professionals, you will get the best results in the most efficient manner. We hope we can make your physical therapy experience as beneficial and enjoyable as possible. I like having the opportunity to help people improve their lives."

Education: Doctorate, Physical Therapy, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks; BS, Physical Therapy, University of North Dakota
Continuing Education: Over 330 hours including sports injury treatment, orthopedic extremity injury treatment, postsurgical rehabilitation, shoulder and knee, athletic strengthening, sports medicine certification, functional capacity evaluation certification
Membership: American Physical Therapy Association, North American Sports Medicine Institute

Christine S. Clouston, DPT

"I love to work with people and give them the one on one care they deserve to achieve their goals. It is great to see the positive changes and improvements they make session to session."

Education: Doctorate, Physical Therapy, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks; MS, Physical Therapy, University of North Dakota; BS, Physical Therapy, University of North Dakota
Continuing Education: Pediatric physical therapy, strokes, spinal cord injuries, head injuries, multiple trauma victims, general orthopedics, acute care, certified infant massage instructor, functional capacity evaluations certifications, ergonomic residency training program with Matheson Group, neurodevelopmental techniques training, sensory integration training, kinesiotaping, manual therapy techniques with myofascial release and strain/counterstrain
Membership: American Physical Therapy Association

Randal R. Hite, MPT, CSCS, SCS

"I love to teach. I love to educate people of all ages and give them the tools to build their houses – their bodies. I love seeing results. The challenge of coming to work every day where no person, no diagnosis and no response to treatment will be the same. I chose this profession because I love to interact with people. I am devoted to achieving positive results through education, hands-on treatment and exercise programs. Together, you and I will achieve your goals."

Education: Master's, Physical Therapy, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks; BS, Physical Therapy, University of North Dakota
Continuing Education: Sports injury treatment, orthopedic extremity injury treatment, shoulder and knee injuries, strength and conditioning specialist certification, emergency response certification
Membership: American Physical Therapy Association, National Strength and Conditioning Association, Wyoming Strength and Conditioning Association

Dan R. Clouston, OTR/L, CHT

"People use their hands everyday for work, recreational activities and caring for their loved ones. It's rewarding for me to be able to help people get back to their lives... without pain. I also find it exciting to see people regain their motion, strength and confidence to do the things they enjoy doing. I believe in providing the highest standard of care. This can be shown in the fact that I am the area's only certified hand therapist, which is the highest level of expertise in our field."

Education: Occupational Therapy, University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND
Certification: Hand Therapy, Functional Capacity Evaluations
Continuing Education: Upper-extremity residency program; sports medicine; tendon trauma; orthopedic extremity injury treatment; postsurgical rehabilitation; elbow, wrist and hand therapy; head injuries; cerebrovascular accidents; wheelchair seating and positioning; customized splinting; spinal cord injuries; neurodevelopmental techniques
Membership: American Occupational Therapy Association, American Society of Hand Therapists, Wyoming Occupational Therapy Association

Troy Gillette, PTA, CSCS

Education: BS, Exercise Physiology, University of Northern Colorado, Greeley; Associate in Applied Science of Physical Therapy Assistant, Morgan Community College, Fort Morgan, CO
Continuing Education: Strength and Conditioning Specialist, National Strength and Conditioning Association
Membership: American Physical Therapy Association

Jason A. Stirling, MSPT

"I love working with people on a daily basis, and helping people push themselves to achieve their goals. It is a n exciting and rewarding experience to see people get back to doing wht they want to do again and returning to the activities that they enjoy."

Education: Masters of Science, Physical Therapy, Des Moines University, Des Moines, Iowa; BA Biology, Augustana College, Sioux Falls, SD
Continuing Education: Manual Therapy Techniques for spinal & extremity mobilization, functional capacity evaluation certification, wound care.
Membership: American Physical Therapy Association

Alicia R. Clouston, MPT, ATC, LAT

"I enjoy being a physical therapist because it allows me to interact with people every day. It's exciting to see people increase their independence and overall quality of life through exercise and rehabilitation. I am committed to assisting patients in achieving their goals for recovery, and I find it very rewarding when we - working together as a team - can overcome the challenges these individuals face."

Education: Master's, Physical Therapy, University of Mary, Bismarck, ND; BS, Athletic Training, University of Mary, Bismarck, ND
Certification: Athletic Training
Continuing Education: Sports injury treatment, shoulder and knee injuries, aquatic rehabilitation, pediatric physical therapy, training in sensory integration, and neurodevelopmental techniques, wheelchair seating and positioning, craniosacral therapy
Membership: American Physical Therapy Association, Wyoming Physical Therapy Association

Myles Haugen, MSPT

I became a therapist as I had enoyed my own experience as a patient in therapy. It is the ability to interact with patients, and progress them back to the activities they enjoy that makes this type of work rewarding.

Education: Masters, Physical Therapy, University of ND, Grand Forks
BS Physical Therapy, University of ND
Continuing Education: sports injury treatment, orthopedic extremity injury treatment, orthotic/gait training, kinesiotaping, manual therapy with mobilization, Functional capacity evaluation certification
Membership: APTA

Sarah Knoll, DPT

"Helping a person gain the skills and motivation they need to overcome injury and return to the lifestyle they enjoy is the most rewarding part of my job. As a physical therapist I get to promote health and wellness through exercise, rehabilitation, and education with benefits that can last a lifetime!"

Education: Doctorate PT, University of North Dakota
Continuing Education: Pediatric Physical Therapy, sensory integration therapy, prenatal and postpartum exercise instruction, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist
Membership: American Physical Therapy Association

Stephenie Kraycsir, DPT

Education: Doctorate, Physical Therapy, University of Colorado, Denver - Anschutz Medical Campus (2009), Orthopaedic residency completed at Temple University (2011), Bachelor of Science, Biology, Northern Michigan University (2005)
Membership: American Physical Therapy Association, American Academy of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapists, Neuro Orthopaedic Institute, Wyoming Physical Therapy Association
Publications: Sports Health (June 2011), A Treatment-Based Classification Approach to Examination of Lumbar Disorders, International Spine & Pain Institute (June 2009), Central Sensitivity in a patient with Lumbar Spinal Stenosis : A Case Report

Kala M. Bren, PTA

"My favorite thing about being a PTA is assisting my patients to achieve their goals and return to their normal lives. This profession is very rewarding at the end of the day, because I have helped patients overcome all obstacles and excel further than what they thought possible."

Education: Associates in Applied Science of Physical Therapy Assistant, Lake Area Technical Institute, Watertown, SD
Continuing Education: Manual Therapy Techniques for spine and extremity mobilization, Strain and Counterstrain for extremeties, Functional Job Analysis training

Melanie Mosley, PTA

Gina DeCelle, MA, ATC, LAT

Education: Masters of Science, Sports and Exercise Psychology, Argosy University, Phoenix AZ. Bachelors of Science, Athletic Training & Addiction Counseling, University of Mary, Bismarck, ND.
Certification: Athletic Training, Emergency Response
License: State of WY Board of Athletic Training
Continuing Education: Concussion Management, Female athlete triad, Mental skills training, Aquatic rehabilitation, Wound care, First response & acute care.
Memberships: National Athletic Trainer's Association
Rocky Mountain Athletic Trainer's Association