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Welcome to
North Austin Physical Therapy in Cedar Park and Leander, TX

Welcome to North Austin Physical Therapy in Cedar Park and Leander, TX where we are reimagining the entire experience of your rehabilitation. We provide attentive care to you as a whole person, using our cutting-edge technology, a holistic mindset, and one-on-one guidance to lead your body to its maximum performance. Our aim is to assist, empower, and work alongside you every step of the way in your recovery.

With Austin, Texas pride, we hold our community in the highest regard and recognize that YOU, and what you love, are the heartbeat of this community. From playing with your grandchildren, to holding your newborn baby; competing in the CrossFit Open, or playing your favorite sport on a Friday night; or simply getting a good night’s rest so you can function on all cylinders in your daily tasks is what we can and want to help you with. North Austin Physical Therapy in Cedar Park and Leander, TX are ready to help you return back to the things you love most as quickly as possible.

Whether you have been suffering from back pain, pelvic pain, shoulder pain, fibromyalgia, neck pain, or headaches, North Austin Physical Therapy in Cedar Park and Leander, TX can help you! We also provide treatment options like dry needling, spinal manipulation, vestibular therapy, and other options for any pain or discomfort you may be experiencing!

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Click on the areas highlighted on the body diagram for information on common conditions we treat and how therapy at North Austin Physical Therapy can help you achieve a pain-free life. Our excellent practitioners, helpful support staff and calming environment can both quickly and safely lead you to recovery.

How Can We Help You?


How Can We Help You?


Our Multidisciplinary team of Physical Therapists, Chiropractors, Massage Therapists, Acupuncturists and Manual Osteopathic practitioners use a caring, evidence based, and natural approach to provide exceptional patient care.

manual therapy

We believe in treating the whole body rather than treating an injury or medical issue in isolation. That’s why we offer an extensive range of services to help improve movement and function, like manual therapy.

dry needling

In this technique, the therapist focuses on releasing trigger points, which helps relieve pain, improve flexibility, and increase range of motion.

balance training

Having good balance is key to staying safe and confident when doing your everyday activities. And while older adults may have the majority of falls, all ages can benefit from balance training.

running/lifting analysis

All runners and lifters have some inefficiencies in their form and by finding them, we ensure that your body can become stronger.

kinesiotaping

Provides support and stability and facilitates healing without limiting movement. It allows the muscles and joints to prolong the benefits given from manual therapy.

blood flow restriction therapy

Blood flow restriction therapy has been around since the 1960's, but recently has had a surge in research to support its technique and how it improves patient outcomes.

the neubie

This device is the next generation of therapy that can scan your body and then identify where there is a break in the connection between the muscles and the nerves.

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Meet The Team


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Scott CarlsonPT, DPT

Owner | Lead Physical Therapist

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Kambri RileyPT, DPT

Physical Therapist

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Devin FredaPT, DPT, OCS

Physical Therapist

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Emily ColemanPT, DPT

Physical Therapist

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Scott CarlsonPT, DPT

Owner | Lead Physical Therapist

An Austin-Native, Scott has always had a desire to assist others in achieving their health goals, and has strived to build a patient-driven physical therapy practice that gives back to the community.

After he gained a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science at Brigham Young University, Scott achieved his Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in Austin, TX.

Scott specializes in all orthopedic conditions, post-surgical rehab, Sport/CrossFit injuries, balance retraining, neuromuscular reeducation, stroke recovery programs, postpartum therapy, general injury prevention, and pediatrics.

In addition to the well-known aspects of physical therapy (therapeutic exercise and manual therapy), Scott incorporates other innovative techniques and approaches in his practice, which enables him to configure every plan of care uniquely to each patient. With that, Scott is trained and certified in Dry Needling, Blood Flow Restriction Therapy, Kinesiotaping, and the Neubie.

Scott loves being a husband to his dear wife, Avery, and a father to his three children, Lydia, Nolan, and Wesley. He loves mountain biking, snow skiing, softball, Spikeball, and obstacle course/trail running.

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Kambri RileyPT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Born and raised in Texas, Kambri was introduced to healthcare and the world of Physical Therapy from a young age and was involved in several school sports. Inspired by her mom’s career as a Physical Therapist, Kambri graduated with a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science from Texas State University. She couldn’t get enough of her alma mater and attended Texas State University’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program where she graduated as a member of the National Physical Therapy Student Honor Society.

In her experience, Kambri has treated a diverse patient population ranging from individuals with diverse orthopedic conditions to those with neurologic diagnoses. From working with athletes returning to sport to assisting individuals managing chronic pain, post-operative recovery, and chronic neurologic conditions, Kambri has honed her skill and expertise to cater to the unique needs of each individual. Drawing upon her knowledge of strength and conditioning principles for all levels of ability, Kambri employs a collaborative approach to craft personalized treatment plans that optimize patient outcomes and maximize their overall quality of life.

Beyond her dedication to Physical Therapy, Kambri enjoys spending time with her husband, DJ, and two dogs. She maintains an active lifestyle by weight lifting, traveling, and engaging in outdoor activities such as hiking, paddleboarding, and playing (mostly) friendly games of pickleball. As a native Texan, she is a lifelong Dallas Cowboys fan and believes every year is their year.

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Devin FredaPT, DPT, OCS

Physical Therapist

Devin was born and raised in Colorado where he also completed his Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology from Colorado Mesa University, before pursuing his Doctorate in Physical Therapy at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. Upon graduating, Devin moved to Texas to seek further education completing a residency to become an Orthopaedic Certified Specialist. In addition to treating in the clinic, Devin is adjunct faculty for the University of St. Augustine’s DPT program and a Resident Mentor Leader for a national level postdoc residency program. 

Within the clinic, Devin is a specialist-level orthopedic physical therapist and profession-specific educator with a deep rooted belief in the true essence of holistic management for individuals. He is energized by the deliverance of a comprehensive and patient-centered approach that considers not only the physical aspects of a patient’s condition but also their emotional, psychological, and social well-being.

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Emily ColemanPT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Emily is from Houston, Texas where she attended Cypress Falls High School. After a series of injuries playing high school Volleyball, Emily found her love for Physical Therapy. Through her own success with PT, she was able to play Division I Volleyball at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio; Where she also achieved her Bachelor’s degree in Rehabilitation Science with a minor in Psychology. 
Emily continued her education by obtaining her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2023 from Texas State University in Round Rock. In 2024, Emily became a LSVT BIG certified therapist who specializes in a variety of neurological conditions as well as general strength and balance conditions. 

When not practicing her passion of helping others obtain their best quality of life, Emily likes to travel the world, enjoy the outdoors, play sports, and spend time with her friends and family. She also likes to try different types of cuisine with her husband, Blake, and play fetch with her toy Australian Shepherd, Riley. Emily and husband, Blake, are die hard Astros fans who refuse to believe they cheated at the 2017 World Series

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Visit our blog to read articles & posts about wellness & health related tips.

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    Essential Tips for Back Pain Injury Prevention

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  • September 10

    Can Kinesio Tape Improve Posture and Reduce Strain?

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  • August 20

    How Joint Mobilization Improves Mobility and Reduces Stiffness

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