Dr. Thomas Anderson recieved his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Harding University after receiving his Bachelors in Kinesiology at Texas A&M University in College Station. He has been practicing in the outpatient setting and has experience treating neck/back pain, SIJ dysfunction, chronic pain, foot/ankle dysfunction and other orthopedic issues. He is also certified in dry needling and ASTYM.

“I am very passionate about treating my patients as a whole- not just as a diagnosis. I don’t want to treat someone without determining a root cause; if we know more about a cause, we have more power over our pain. I am excited to be working at Compleo because they share this passion with me by offering services that treat the whole person.”

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Dr. Kelsey Baas received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at UT Southwestern after receiving her Bachelors in Spanish at Baylor University. She brings 10 years of clinical experience to Compleo. She loves to treat a variety of patients. Her clinic focuses on a family first approach and getting patients back to function.

Her personal areas of expertise include pediatrics, scoliosis, and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. Through her experience as a clinical physical therapist at Texas Children’s Hospital, she realized the value of a multi-disciplinary team approach to health and wellness as well as the importance of individualized care. She brought this to Waco when opening Compleo in 2017.

In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, cheering on the Baylor Bears, and reading.

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Dr. Paige Chambers (Pharr) received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Texas Woman’s University after receiving her Bachelors in health science at West Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas.

She provides physical therapy services to children, from birth to 18 years old, with a variety of diagnoses. She utilizes play based therapy to allow children to reach their goals and live their life with the most function and ability.

Paige is additionally BSPTS Concept by Rigo L1 certified, a Schroth based method for the treatment of scoliosis for patients across the lifespan.

“My goal for each patient and family is to provide individualized patient care that will allow patient to gain skills to return back to their previous daily activities as well as participate in future life events to their maximal potential.”

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Amanda Cooper, M.Ed., Licensed Professional Counselor

Amanda Cooper attended Texas A&M University where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, and Tarleton State University where she earned a Master of Education in Counseling. She has over fifteen years experience working with children, adolescents, and families in school and community-based care settings. She is passionate about providing a safe, supportive, and nurturing place for all to grow, heal, and learn to navigate their world.

The society we live in is stressful, complicated, and full of many expectations that can feel overwhelming and difficult regardless of the stage of life. Amanda believes each element of a person’s life story is important, and influences who they are and the way in which they function in their world. Amanda’s Christian faith has instilled in her the belief that all people are deserving and worthy of unconditional love. She is experienced in working with: those dealing with childhood trauma; foster and adoptive families; parenting and supporting kinship caregivers; families in transition; youth with learning or academic challenges; trauma-informed care across the lifespan; and maternal mental health.

Amanda utilizes techniques from the Cognitive-Behavioral and Solution-focused psychotherapeutic perspectives; incorporates trauma-informed care, mindfulness, and EMDR to address client needs; and offers play-based therapy to allow children to express and process their experiences in the language they best understand; play.

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Lindsey Crelia, LCSW, RPT

After receiving a Bachelor of Social Work from Baylor University, Lindsey continued her studies at University of Texas at Austin where she earned a Master of Science in Social Work, Clinical Concentration.

Lindsey’s practice has focused on the impact of complex attachment trauma, as well as other behavioral and mental health concerns in children, teens, and young adults. She provides support for parents and caregivers including those adjusting to the beautiful and difficult new role and those encountering challenging new patterns of behavior or facing a stressful transition in the family.

Her guiding clinical framework is strengths-based, person-centered, and rooted in attachment theory. She utilizes trauma-informed and neurobiologically-based Interventions and experiential therapies including: play, art, sandtray, yoga, outdoor therapies.

Lindsey believes resiliency and transformational healing are fostered in the context of a positive and trusting relationship. When we have space to explore and nurture our true selves, we foster insight, creativity, and development of self-regulation, coping, and problem-solving skills, ultimately, creating new and healthier ways of interacting in the world.

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Lauren Sams has been practicing infant nutrition as a Registered Dietitian with Board Certified Specialty in Pediatric Nutrition recognition since 2015 with International Board Certified Lactation Consultant designation since 2021.

She previously served as an inpatient and outpatient Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Dietitian at the Medical University of South Carolina, where she was involved in the inauguration of an outpatient NICU Nutrition Follow Up Clinic. During this time she co-authored Growth in the High-Risk Newborn Infant Post-Discharge: Results from a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Nutrition Follow-up Clinic which was published in the journal of Nutrition in Clinical Practice in 2020.

Lauren’s family returned home to Waco, Texas in the summer of 2020. Early in 2021, Lauren launched @grow.baby.nutrition social media platforms in effort to share evidenced based education and practical advice to help moms grow their babies with confidence.

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I am a pelvic health specialist treating pelvic issues in females, males, and kiddos! Treatment of the abdomen, pelvis, and deep hip are in my scope as well as pregnancy and post-partum! Issues may include bowel, bladder, and sexual dysfunction.

Aubrey Smith attended Harding University and received a Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training as well as a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Pelvic health is a specialty where you work between the belly button and the knee. In particular, Aubrey treats the pelvic floor muscles which sit between the tail bone and pubic bone.

She uses fascial mobilization, trigger point dry needling, exercises, and coordination training to help with disorders like pain with sex or tampon use, urinary urgency/frequency, and vulvodynia. She also integrates habitual changes with strength and coordination to treat urinary and fecal incontinence as well as pelvic instability.

“It is amazing to help people get back to a new normal in an area where they may have been through trauma or Injury. I treat my patients with respect and listen fully in order to make progress possible!”

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Katherine Smith received her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Lipscomb University in Nashville, TN where she specialized in Integrated Behavioral Health. She studied Child and Family Studies and Religion at Baylor University.

Katherine’s areas of research and study include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, attachment theory, interpersonal neurobiology. She has additional training in Internal Family Systems, Grief and Loss, CBT for Insomnia, child-centered play therapy, and animal assisted therapy.

Katherine is a Nashville-native who spends her free time designing floral arrangements, cheering on the Baylor Bears, and playing any and every card game.

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Kay Williams is a registered dietitian nutritionist and a licensed dietitian. Kay has been in practice for more than 30 years and specializes in Wellness, Eating Disorders, and Intuitive eating practices. Kay received her bachelor’s degree from Abilene Christian University and completed her master’s degree and dietetic internship at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Kay has taught nutrition courses at Texas A&M University, Baylor University and Abilene Christian. Kay has been a wellness speaker for numerous organizations and corporations. Kay also has a private practice at Compleo Physical Therapy and Wellness where she sees clients of all ages.

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My journey into teaching fitness started right around the time Step Aerobics hit the scene. I discovered that teaching group exercise not only brought me great joy but allowed me to share my passion for fitness with others. I love learning and educating others on the benefits of overall health and wellness, which is why personal training was a natural next step for me. I’ve been a personal trainer for a little over 5 years and enjoy connecting with others to help them find a workout plan that meets them where they’re at and allows them to progress along the way. Our bodies are designed for movement which is why I’m an advocate for implementing stability and mobility exercises into programs.

My goal is to help each person to find joy in movement, feel good, and have fun along the way. Why not be the best version of yourself…

Outside of training others, I enjoy my own personal workouts, cooking interesting things (yep, I’m a foodie at heart), finding bargains, traveling and studying. I look forward to being of service.

Certifications ACE Group Exercise AFAA Personal Training RYT 200 Yoga Alliance CPR, AED & Basic First Aid

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