About Us
Teton Therapy: Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy in Wyoming
Riverton, Lander and Cheyenne
Serving Wyoming since 2001, Teton Therapy is a Physical and Occupational Therapy provider with three outpatient clinical offices serving the communities of Riverton, Lander and Cheyenne. Teton Therapy staff provide a wide range of advanced therapy solutions to improve and overcome pain from injury, surgery, and disability.
Teton Therapy Works with All Generations
From young children to seniors, Teton Therapy develops a physical therapy program unique to each client’s needs, ability, and motivation. Our therapists often treat multiple generations within one family: kids, parents, and grandparents! Teton Therapy staff are therapy professionals dedicated to the health and well-being of the people of Wyoming. In addition to specialists trained in pediatric and elder therapy techniques, we have state of the art physical therapy equipment, modernized treatments, and a work culture that is full of joy, enthusiasm, and personalized care.
Teton Therapy Helps You Live a Better, Healthier Life
Anyone who has experienced any level of back pain, neck pain, muscle or joint pain knows it takes a lot of energy to manage everyday tasks. It isn’t just physically painful. It takes up space in our brains to move, not move, or complete simple and complex tasks. Physical pain is often something we have to modify our lives around. We get that. Teton Therapy works with you to develop a safe, manageable, physical therapy program to improve mobility and lessen pain. We help you free up some energy to focus on what you love, not what you have to work around. If you’re still not sure if physical or occupational therapy can help you, Teton Therapy offers free consultations. You’ll spend one on one time with a licensed therapist at no cost, and with no obligations.
Get to know our friendly staff
Keely Tatro, OTR-L Occupational Therapist
Keely came to Teton Therapy from Houston, Texas, but originates from Omaha, Nebraska, where she grew up active in sports and academics throughout high school. She went to Wayne State College in Wayne, Nebraska where she participated in Track and Field before transferring to College of Saint Mary (CSM) in Omaha, Nebraska where she finished her Bachelor’s degree in Rehabilitation Sciences. Keely also obtained her Masters of Occupational Therapy from CSM in 2013. Keely gained training and expertise in neurological diagnoses, including brain injury and spinal cord injury, while completing an internship and eventually employment at TIRR Memorial Hermann in Houston. Thus, neurological diagnoses became her first love in Occupational Therapy. However, she has experience in orthopedic and pediatric diagnoses as well. In her spare time, Keely enjoys fitness and health, weightlifting, baking, hiking with her husband and pup, exploring the outdoors, traveling, chasing new experiences, and spending time with family and friends.
Keely Tatro, Lander Clinic
OTR-L Occupational Therapist
John Reddon, PT, DPT Physical Therapist
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John, a native Rivertonian, has returned to his roots and joined our the Teton team. After earning his Bachelor’s Degree from UW (Go Pokes!), John attended the University of Mary is Bismarck, ND where he received his Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree in 2018. He devotes most of his time to his wife Perry and their beloved dogs, Gus and Bear. Together, they embark on outdoor adventures as only you can find in Wyoming.
John Reddon, Riverton Clinic
PT, DPT Riverton Clinical Director
Ben Larsen PT, DPT, Co-Owner of Cheyenne
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Ben has been a member of Teton Therapy since May of 2010. He graduated with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND and conducted his field work primarily in out-patient settings while in school. During his time at Teton Therapy, Ben has taken many continuing education courses on topics such as Dry Needling, Kinesiotaping, neuromuscular re-education, running analysis, and injury prevention—a topic which he immediately found a passion for and has since conducted classes to the community. Ben quickly applied this vast amount of knowledge to the practice and sharpened his therapy craft. His general interests include water sports, running, outdoor activities such as camping, competing in triathlons, and most importantly spending quality time with his wife and children.
Ben Larsen, Cheyenne Clinic
PT, DPT, Co-Owner of Cheyenne
"I am just so pleased with Teton Therapy"
I am just so pleased with Teton Therapy - it is giving me my life back. I am able to play more with my grandson. I can open jars much better. I can wash my hair without pain. I am even back to gardening. And my chest pain has been non-existent! I would recommend them to anyone!
-Cheryl C.
(Sheridan patient)
"I feel 100%"
When I first came in, I had terrible knee pain as the result of a bakers cyst that ruptured. I couldn’t walk without pain in my knee. I had to use a cane most of the time. Ryan and Kasia worked with me diligently in that area. At this time, I developed pain in my calf as well, again making it hard to walk. With Ryan and Kasia’s help, I am feeling so much better and hardly feel pain in my knee and calf. Thanks to them and Teton Therapy, I feel 100%!
G.R.
"They work with you to meet your goal."
When I set my goals, it was like they set it also. Very, very cool. I am so happy I went to Teton Therapy. Top Shelf! They work with you to meet your goal. I couldn’t be more happy with them. I think I can be a poster boy for these guys. Wow. They put their heart in the work. I am very happy with my program and my results. Thank you guys!
M.N.
"I am able to stand longer and stand straighter"
"I am able to stand longer and stand straighter. I was using 2 canes to walk and now try to use just one and then only if I feel like I need it. I love the hands on and feel it has been extremely beneficial even if it does hurt to have the muscles stretched & massaged. I notice a lot of difference in my daily chores & things I have to do daily. This is after only 2 weeks. I am excited to see what the 6 weeks will accomplish for me.”
M.L.
"Recovered quickly and with great results!"
"Initially coming into therapy following a knee arthroscopy, I was unable to bend my knee fully, climb stairs normally and do normal daily activities without pain. Upon completion of therapy, I am able to return to daily activities, exercise (crossfit) with little modification and climb stairs normally. I feel that without physical therapy, I would not have recovered as quickly and would have been at risk for further injury. I am very happy with my results!”
T. H.
"Initially coming into therapy following a knee arthroscopy, I was unable to bend my knee fully, climb stairs normally and do normal daily activities without pain. Upon completion of therapy, I am able to return to daily activities, exercise (crossfit) with little modification and climb stairs normally. I feel that without physical therapy, I would not have recovered as quickly and would have been at risk for further injury. I am very happy with my results!”
T. H.
"Back to playing ball!"
"Before coming to Teton Therapy I had very limited movement in my right elbow. I was unable to straighten my arm and couldn’t bend it enough to feed myself. Now I am able to fully straighten it out, feed myself, throw balls, shoot baskets, and move it anyway I could before breaking it with no pain. My arm feels strong again and I have no problem using it now.”
A. T.
"Before coming to Teton Therapy I had very limited movement in my right elbow. I was unable to straighten my arm and couldn’t bend it enough to feed myself. Now I am able to fully straighten it out, feed myself, throw balls, shoot baskets, and move it anyway I could before breaking it with no pain. My arm feels strong again and I have no problem using it now.”
A. T.
Chose PT over surgery with great results!"
"There is no comparison to how serve the pain was initially to what it is now, much, much better. In the mornings or after sitting in the recliner, I will still have some pain, but it is fairly easy to work out. I feel with stretching and exercise, I am back. I just have to make sure I do it. I am extremely thankful that I did physical therapy rather than surgery. It was a long haul but successful.”
D. K.