Dr. Julie Ann Harris, PT is the clinic director and owner of Shreveport Aquatic and Land Therapies. She received her Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Health and Exercise Science in 2003 from Centenary College of Louisiana where she was awarded an athletic scholarship to participate in NCAA Division I Women's Basketball. She returned home to California where she earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Loma Linda University in June 2007. She completed her post-graduate orthopaedic residency program at Rancho Physical Therapy in 2009 with extensive training in manual therapy, spinal treatments, and orthopaedic evaluations. In 2009, she became board certified in orthopaedic physical therapy through the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialties. Her primary interests are in orthopaedics, manual therapy, spine rehabilitation, sports injuries, vestibular rehabilitation, headaches, and chronic pain. Her advanced training allows patients to seek recovery a quicker rate using current evidence based practice and the highest quality treatments provided. Prior to private practice Dr. Harris was a faculty member of the LSUHSC Orthopaedic Residency program and an adjunct faculty at the LSUHSC Shreveport Entry-Level DPT program where she enjoyed teaching and mentoring students to achieve a high level of clinical practice. She is an APTA Certified Clinical Instructor and also certified in Trigger Point Dry Needling by Kinetacore. She is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and also a member of the Louisiana Physical Therapy Association (LPTA). Dr. Harris has also volunteered her time to the profession by serving as the LPTA Shreveport District Chair and Executive Committee from 2010-2016 and also served as a board member of the Louisiana Physical Therapy Board, being appointed by Governor John Bel Edwards on December 27, 2016. Dr. Harris enjoys quality time with her loving husband, Chris, and their two wonderful children, Jaicee and Jaxon, traveling and spending time outdoors.

Dr. Meg Crowley is from Houston, Texas. She first moved to Shreveport in 2009-2013 to attend Centenary College of Louisiana, where she was a member and captain of the Centenary Gymnastics team. From there, Meg moved to Dallas, TX to get her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Texas Women's University. After graduating in 2016, Meg was looking to get out of Texas for a bit, so she moved up to Chicago, IL for her first physical therapy job. In the suburbs of Chicago, she worked and managed an outpatient clinic specializing in orthopedics. Then she took a job working at a small business in the city located in Lincoln Park, Chicago. During that time she continued to develop her skills in orthopedics, manual therapy, and received her certification in dry needling through the Integrative Dry Needling. Meg also expanded her practice scope by taking Pelvic Floor 1 and 2B from Herman and Wallace. In Fall of 2022, Meg decided it was time to move back closer to home, and accepted the position as the Head Women's Gymnastics Coach at Centenary College of Louisiana. When Dr. Crowley is not working at SALT, she enjoys working out, reading, and walking her dog.

Robyn Slagle, PTA, began her Physical Therapy journey after graduating from BPCC in 2004. She began working in Southeast Arkansas in the cotton Delta working in a rural hospital setting, working Outpatient, Pediatrics, Geri-psych, and Home Health, with the occasional Wound Care. She then got 'itchy feet' wanting to move around/travel and moved up to Washington State doing primarily Home Health. Which was quite a bit different area culturally, as well as climate, than the South. After working in Washington for 6 years, she moved up to Alaska to be close to her sister and her family, transferring Home Health offices to Anchorage. Despite the beauty of the state and getting to witness the Aurora Borealis, (after her family moved away) Robyn moved back to Washington State. There she worked for one of the local hospitals, getting experience with more Outpatient & Pediatrics, as well as Aquatic therapy (which was fun, especially getting in with the kiddos) and beginning to work with the Pelvic Floor therapists. Then in 2017, life and the Big Man Upstairs said it was time to move back 'home' to Sibley, Louisiana, where she worked in Mansfield & Natchitoches in Outpatient therapy. But after COVID hit, she then worked more Home Health in the rural areas surrounding Shreveport & Bossier. Then in April of 2024, she began her SALT journey. She is very excited to work with those coming here to help them in their path to recovery!

Roxy Myers earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Psychology from Centenary College in 2024. Originally from Baton Rouge, she moved to Shreveport to compete for Centenary College's gymnastics team. During her time at Centenary, Roxy served as a Student Athlete Advisory Committee representative, advocating for and supporting all student-athletes. She also took on the role of Volunteer and Service Coordinator for the gymnastics team, collaborating with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to organize annual walks promoting sober driving within the community. Currently, she is actively involved with SALT in their mission to better the community as she prepares for a career in the healthcare industry. Roxy plans to pursue a second bachelor's degree in Nursing, driven by her passion for healthcare and commitment to making a positive impact in the field.

Nia is a part of our talented social media team. She is from Lafayette, Louisiana but recently just moved back to Louisiana after graduating from college. I graduated from Oklahoma Wesleyan University with her Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science. She is currently in physical therapy assistant school to become a licensed PTA. She fell in love with the physical therapy environment early on in college while shadowing those in the profession. She enjoys being able to connect with such a variety of individuals on a daily basis. She hopes that one day she can make a difference and be a part of others' success stories. In her free time I enjoy hanging out with her family and friends, playing basketball, or binge-watching tv shows on Netflix.