Kailey Campbell earned a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Puget Sound in 2014. She was drawn to Physical Therapy with her own personal experience as a collegiate cross country and track & field athlete at the University of Washington 2006-2010. In her time at the University of Washington she earned All American Honors and was a member of the 2008 NCAA Division I Cross Country National Championship team. Achievements, however, did not come without injuries, and it was these experiences that introduced Kailey to the field of Physical Therapy. Pursuing Physical Therapy as a profession offered her the opportunity to connect her passions of exercise, optimal functional movement patterns, and helping others discover their own personal wellness.
Kailey, drawn to orthopedics, became a board-certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist in 2017. She has pursued further manual therapy certifications programs; the North American Institute of Orthopedic Manual Therapy (NAIOMT) and is a Graston Technique Specialist (GTS). Adding these certifications and courses provide a foundation for critical diagnosis and manual therapy treatments.
Kailey was first exposed to Pilates as a stabilization regime for her own running - finding that she was more aware of core stability, posture, and form. This had previously been missing from her own collegiate running career and something she strongly recommends for athletes of all sports whether their demands are power, endurance, repetitive or unilateral in nature.
Kailey pursued and completed her level 1 STOTT Pilates certification in 2018, and it quickly became a crucial element to all her Physical Therapy treatments. She strongly feels that people get better when their bodies move, and, better yet, when they learn to move independently with stable and fluid control. Kailey founded Fluid Motion Physical Therapy and Pilates in 2020, with the goals to provide Pilates as an adjunct to traditional Physical Therapy and help others find a lasting connection to Pilates and their body.
At Bodycenter Studios, Kailey combines one on one Physical Therapy services with Pilates instruction. She is eager to work with you to develop a personalized plan for injury recovery, injury prevention, or long-term health/strength management. She’s hoping you find a passion for Pilates whether it’s your main form of physical activity or improves stability, mobility, and awareness for you to do what you love the most – Pilates truly is for everyone.
Initial consult appointments require completion of intake form. Appointments are one hour in length and billed at the time of service at 100 dollars per hour. Kailey accepts cash, check, credit cards, and some HSA/FSA cards. Clients will be provided with appropriate Physical Therapy clinical notes to independently submit to insurance providers. Please check with your insurance carrier to determine individual policies for reimbursement as this varies from plan to plan.
