Tyler B.

About Me

I'm a Las Vegas native and a licensed physical therapist with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Touro University of Nevada. I was diagnosed with cerebral palsy after experiencing an intraventricular brain hemorrhage shortly after birth, and I had my first experience with physical therapy at just two years old. That early exposure shaped everything — it gave me a deep, personal understanding of what it means to work hard toward a goal and to rely on a therapist you trust. Since 2021, I've spoken at physical therapy conferences across the country to advocate for accessibility, disability inclusion, and dismantling ableism within our profession. I work with patients across all age groups, and my heart is especially in pediatric care and supporting children with neurological and developmental differences. I believe every patient deserves to feel seen, respected, and genuinely understood — not just treated. My goal is to make every session feel collaborative, purposeful, and encouraging, whether we're celebrating a small win or pushing through a tough week.

Why Clients Love Working With Me

I've sat in the patient's chair — literally. Growing up with cerebral palsy and going through years of physical therapy myself gives me a real sense of what a hard session actually feels like. I treat my patients as partners, not bystanders. I explain the reason behind every exercise so families feel confident continuing work at home. Every milestone gets celebrated, no matter how small it might look on paper. Patients and families tell me they feel heard, and that matters as much to me as the clinical outcomes.

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