Dr. Courtney James is the founder and owner of Heart & Sole Therapy. Many people with various challenges have gone from doctor to doctor without a resolution to their symptoms; Courtney is dedicated to helping you get to the root of your issue and dedicated to get to your best self. She seeks to challenge the current healthcare system and change the narrative so that women and children can receive the best care possible.
Kelcy is an occupational therapist, who truly believes play is essential for a child’s development. Through play, a child is able to grow and connect with the environment and individuals around them. Kelcy attended the University of Mary, in Bismarck North Dakota and earned her Master’s Degree in occupational therapy. Kelcy has worked in both adult and pediatric settings, but truly believes her place in the world is working with children and their families.
Kelcy has experience working in areas such sensory processing, self regulation, and physical disabilities. Kelcy also has a love for feeding therapy and has completed numerous feeding education courses. Some of her favorites are the CAN-EAT Approach and SOS Approach to Feeding. She hopes to continue to expand the types of support that are available to families in the area dealing with feeding difficulties. Kelcy is also working towards her Hippotherapy certifications and is excited to incorporate equine movement into her treatments.
You can find Kelcy in the therapy gym, playing side by side with her clients, getting messy, exploring food through play, and building trusting and meaningful relationships with all her clients.
Kelcy has experience working in areas such sensory processing, self regulation, and physical disabilities. Kelcy also has a love for feeding therapy and has completed numerous feeding education courses. Some of her favorites are the CAN-EAT Approach and SOS Approach to Feeding. She hopes to continue to expand the types of support that are available to families in the area dealing with feeding difficulties. Kelcy is also working towards her Hippotherapy certifications and is excited to incorporate equine movement into her treatments.
Bri Blohm is passionate about all things related to the pelvis. Bri wants to help you with your pelvic concerns! She sought out her doctorate knowing she wanted to treat this specialty, and has since been serving many individuals in Billings. See Bri for honest, fun, blunt, supportive, and holistic care.
She also has a Masters in Exercise Physiology, is a pre and
Bri Blohm is passionate about all things related to the pelvis. Bri wants to help you with your pelvic concerns! She sought out her doctorate knowing she wanted to treat this specialty, and has since been serving many individuals in Billings. See Bri for honest, fun, blunt, supportive, and holistic care.
She also has a Masters in Exercise Physiology, is a pre and postnatal credentialed coach, a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, an Exercise Physiologist, and practices dry needling and blood flow restriction training. She’s obsessed with the Beatles and Elvis, and loves true crime TV. She is ready to help you get back to feeling confident and living your best life!
Britta, a native of Billings, Montana, has a deep appreciation for her home state. She earned her undergraduate degree in education with a specialization in reading from Montana State University in 2012. Following her graduation, she worked in the public school system as a teacher and a speech therapy aide before earning her Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Montana in July 2017.
Since then, Britta has gained extensive experience working with both pediatric and adult populations across various settings. She has earned certifications in the SOS Sensory Feeding Protocol, the Beckman Oral Motor Protocol, LSVT for Parkinson’s, hippotherapy level 1 training and further specialized training in Gestalt Language Processing and Literacy Development.
Britta believes that effective communication is fundamentally rooted in connection. She holds that relationships with others and the world around us are among our most valuable gifts, and that all children deserve access to these connections. With over 26 kids that call her “Aunt”, Britta understands that each child is
unique, with their own ways of thinking, learning, and communicating. She is committed to providing individualized treatment tailored to each child’s needs.
Outside of work, Britta enjoys backpacking in the Beartooth mountains with her two dogs, baking, and spending time with her many nieces and nephews.
At Heart and Sole Therapy we are expanding in our location and our services. In addition to pelvic floor health for women and children, we will be offering pediatric occupational, physical and speech therapy in our new location.
We believe in improving quality of life through movement, supporting professional growth throughout a career, inspiring generations by normalizing taboo topics and serving our awesome community. If you are interested in joining our team submit a resume to our email [email protected]
Our mission at Heart & Sole Therapy is to provide a safe space for women and children to feel heard and seen. We are devoted to enhancing each individual’s quality of life and ensuring that your needs are being addressed.
At Heart and Sole Therapy we know the importance of finding someone who will support your unique interests and professional goals in this diverse work force. If you are looking for supervisior hours and interested in pelvic health or pediatric therapies we would love to hear more from you. Fill out the questionnaire below or send you resume to review at [email protected]
At Heart and Sole Therapy we know the importance of finding someone who will support your unique interests and professional goals in this diverse work force. If you are looking for supervisior hours and interested in pelvic health or pediatric therapies we would love to hear more from you. Fill out the questionnaire below or send you resume to review at [email protected]