About Day One PT and Pilates

Day One is a phrase you will hear Dr. Katie Landier, PT, DPT use a lot. 

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You will always remember day one as the day you began this journey. Usually, day one is filled with some moments of realization for what you are able to do versus what you need more practice with. It can also be filled with frustration and fear, which is why Katie is here to support you through this journey.

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With her background as a physical therapist, Katie knows that the human body is an amazing, powerful thing that can heal, transform, and adapt. This knowledge and her love for helping people and Pilates led to the development of Day One's core values.

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Core Values: 

Accessibility

Every body is a Pilates body and every body has the potential to heal. For this reason, all people, no matter if they have arthritis, Parkinson's disease, osteoporosis or any other chronic condition, are prenatal or post-partum, are highly trained or brand new to exercise, should be able to do Pilates. Katie ensures that everyone knows their own modifications, based on their needs, so they can still participate within the class community and utilize the strength they've gained to be even more functional and pain-free in daily life.  

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Katie also aims to make physical therapy accessible by accepting Medicare, so she can treat older adults without placing excessive financial hardship.

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For those who still are unable to pay for physical therapy or Pilates services, Katie also creates videos for her YouTube communities through The Senior Centered PT and Mama Pilates, as she believes in bringing her knowledge to as many people as possible to help the world be a healthier, happier place.

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Connection

Connection to others is key to feeling well and balanced, which is why Katie creates connection with each of her clients through one-on-one interactions. 

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She also promotes connection within the community of clients at Day One through classes, both online and in-person. Having group classes not only contributes to creating bonds and friendships, which humans need to feel their best, but also to help create accountability to help start and maintain a healthy habit.

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Lastly, in order to truly feel our best, we need to connect to our bodies. This is why Katie not only teaches exercises, but mindfulness to connection our brains and bodies to enable a true holistic approach. 

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Education

Knowledge is not only power, but essential to healing, restoration, and improving one's self. 

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To paraphrase from Maya Angelou's quote, "When you know better, you do better," the more we know about and can utilize the knowledge of how our bodies work, what our body can currently do and what may need to be adjusted to move more efficiently and effectively, the better we feel.

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While Katie is a huge proponent of utilizing the power of the body for restoration and recovery, she also acknowledges that sometimes the body needs help, in the form of surgery or other medical intervention. ​Continuously educating clients throughout their rehab and Pilates journeys as to current status, expectations, and possible outcomes, as well as communicating with clients and their other healthcare providers, Dr. Katie Landier, PT, DPT, ensures that her clients have the knowledge to choose the best course of action for their health and recovery.

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