Neuro Performance Therapy
For active adults who refuse to slow down — climbers, athletes, hikers, and everyone who just wants to keep moving through life without getting sidelined. We don't stop at "good enough." We get you back to doing what you love, and help make sure it stays that way.
Serving the greater Tulsa area
Is This You?
Getting Back to Your Sport
Overhead athletes & climbers
Shoulder, neck & hand issues capping your performance
Get back to pushing hard, not just getting by
Staying Active As You Age
Hiking, grandkids, everyday movement
Get ahead of the slow stuff before it becomes a problem
Stay independent, stay capable
Dealing With Something More Complex
Dizziness, headaches, balance issues
Advanced vestibular & neurological training
One clinician who puts the pieces together
Meet Your Therapist
Greetings and salutations! I'm Kylie, Doctor of Physical Therapy and founder of Neuro Performance Therapy.
My path here wasn't a straight line. I studied studio arts, moved to Japan for a pottery internship and stayed almost three years — biking the countryside, hiking, learning to ski badly but enthusiastically. From there I worked on a sea turtle conservation project in Costa Rica before eventually finding my way into physical therapy, after watching my dad go through PT following ankle surgery and seeing what it gave him back.
I earned my DPT from the University of Oklahoma in 2018 and spent six years in inpatient rehab building a deep foundation in complex neurological and balance cases. In 2024 I moved to outpatient care and completed an intensive mentorship focused on spine, sports, and high-level athletic populations — training that sharpened both my orthopedic and neurological skills.
I've also lived through it myself — a CrossFit injury left me with real, frustrating back pain, and I know what it's like to feel like your body has turned against you.
That's why I started Neuro Performance Therapy: to give people the time, attention, and individualized care to actually get back to what they love — not just "good enough." You're in good hands. Let's get to work.