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We are strong believers in patient education, whether it involves a specific diagnosis, medical procedure, anatomy and physiology as related to the patient's concerns, proper performance of exercises, or the reasoning behind the recommended treatment approaches. We strive to help each patient be as knowledgeable as possible regarding their condition, and we continue to emphasize patient education throughout all stages of the rehabilitation process.
Brad Reynolds
I have been in private practice in Spokane since 1988 following seven years of hospital practice and graduation from Washington State University and Washington University in St. Louis. My commitment to the practice of Physical Therapy is in developing one-on-one partnerships with my patients to achieve their physical therapy goals. My personal treatment philosophy is one of striving for musculoskeletal balance and symmetry through a careful progression of exercise and physical therapy modalities.
I enjoy the opportunity to observe human motion and activity and to be able to assist patients to be more comfortable and more successful in their activity and exercise pursuits. I am committed to exercise as a very important part of my personal health and I am currently enjoying the variety and challenge of triathlons. I look forward to continuing to serve my patients at Parkside Physical Therapy.
Erin Young
I am a Spokane native and earned both my Bachelor of Science (Human Biology) and Master of Physical Therapy degrees at Eastern Washington University. As a physical therapist, I have worked primarily in the realm of outpatient orthopedics and believe it is an arena that reflects my values of health and wellness, as well as allows me to explore my fascination with human anatomy, physiology, and movement. It also gives me the privilege of helping people restore and improve physical function and performance, and thereby improve their lives.
My physical therapy treatment philosophy is grounded in concepts of prevention, whole-person wellness, and patient-therapist teamwork. Although I believe the ultimate responsibility for physical rehabilitation, health, and wellness lies with each of us as individuals, as a physical therapist I see myself as a knowledgeable guide and teacher, working in tandem with each patient to help them in attaining their rehabilitation and wellness goals. As an avid long-distance runner, recreational cyclist, and Pilates practitioner, I try to serve as a good role model and practice what I preach!
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