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. Delicia Bell is a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy with a strong foundation in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation. Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, she earned her Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Science with a minor in Neuroscience in 2016, and went on to receive her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Georgia Southern University in 2020.

Dr. Bell began her career at Peachtree Orthopedics, where she worked closely with Atlanta's top orthopedic surgeons for five years. During this time, she gained extensive experience in treating post-surgical cases, sports-related injuries, and degenerative conditions across a wide age range.
She is certified in both trigger point dry needling from spinal manipulation institute and blood flow restriction (BFR) training, and is committed to providing evidence-based, individualized care tailored to each patient's needs and goals. Her clinical interests include orthopedic rehabilitation, return-to-sport training, and long-term management of chronic musculoskeletal conditions.

Now practicing at SALT, Dr. Bell combines clinical expertise with a compassionate approach to help patients recover, move confidently, and live active lives by bringing God's kingdom principles to clinical practice.

Outside of the clinic, she enjoys traveling, staying active through new workout regimens, and spending quality time with her family and friends.

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!

Noah Roberson is the wonderful face and voice you hear when you visit SALT. He enjoys spending time with his friends and family. He is the oldest between his 2 brothers and 2 sisters. He loves professional wrestling and Star Wars! So much in fact that he has collected 50 wrestling championship belts and plans on adding more! He tries everyday to put smiles on everyone's faces and overall bring joy to those around him.

Misty Mack is our newest Patient Care Coordinator at SALT. Residing in Shreveport, LA, Misty Mack is a highly accomplished individual with three Associate degrees-Associate of Science, Associate of General Studies, and Associate of Psychology. She earned these degrees from Bossier Parish Community College and Southern University of Shreveport. Misty is a very well-rounded individual both in character and work abilities. Her loyalty, visionary guidance, and unwavering leadership have been a catalyst for growth in every work environment she has been part of. Misty is not only successful in all her endeavors but has also excelled in assisting our patients at SALT, making them feel welcomed and comfortable while maintaining a professional demeanor. Misty's conscientious performance at SALT, coupled with her keen awareness of surrounding operations, underscores her belief that "teamwork makes the dream work." Her diverse work experience has placed her in the right position to pursue an opportunity at SALT, which she considers a blessing. Her role enables her to continue assisting in patients' healing journeys towards better living, pain management without medications with improved physical health through physical therapy. Throughout her career, Misty has worked as a patient intake coordinator for a behavioral healthcare office, deepening her love for the healthcare field and allowing her to utilize her skills and knowledge effectively. We are proud to have Misty Mack as an integral part of our team, and we are confident that her contributions will continue to significantly benefit our patients and organization. Outside of her professional life, Misty is a devoted family person, cherishing her daughter and granddaughter dearly. She enjoys Sunday morning worship services at church, indulges in reading, and values spending time with family and friends.