Lindsy Palisca

PT, DPT
Physical Therapist

Lindsy has been a physical therapist since 2009 and has a passion for whole person healthcare. She sees TAI Camas as not just a physical therapy clinic, but as a primary provider for community wellness. She will help you with your injuries, as well as be your PT for life with preventative programs and tools to maintain overall health. Using functional exercises and manual therapy, each patient receives personalized one-on-one care to meet their needs and reach their full potential.

Lindsy is certified in ASTYM™, has additional training in manual therapy through NAIOMT, and is trained in the specialty areas of running/footwear analysis, vestibular disorders, TMD, and migraines.

Lindsy received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2009 from A.T. Still University in Arizona. Prior to this, she graduated from Oregon State University in 2005 with a BS in Exercise Sports Science. She began working at TAI in 2011 after returning to the Pacific Northwest with her husband and two dogs. She is also an Adjunct Faculty member at A.T. Still University in the DPT program. In her free time, Lindsy enjoys attending sporting events, hiking, traveling, and exploring the Pacific Northwest with family and friends.

Articles written by Lindsy Palisca

Shared Decision Making – Paving the Way to Patient-Centered Care

In today’s healthcare environment, providers feel the pressure to do more in less time to combat a ravenous reimbursement landscape and ever-evolving healthcare system. The result? Patients feel frustrated and dissatisfied with their care because they do not feel like they have adequate (if any) input into the decisions that clinicians make about their health and their lives. At Therapeutic Associates Physical Therapy, we believe there is another way. We believe in putting the patient first and making sure your voice is heard in your care. Our Physical Therapists use a concept called Shared Decision Making as one of the pillars of our approach. Shared Decision Making allows the patient to be a part of his or her own healthcare team.