Becky Klemm, PT, MPH
As one of the founding partners of Axis, Becky's contribution to the practice has been undeniably profound. With our utmost heartfelt gratitude we wish her all the best as she enters a new season of retirement. With that said, Becky will no longer be accepting new patients. More about her background can be read below.
Becky is a native Houstonian who grew up with 3 main interests: anatomy, physics, and a desire to fix things. Physical therapy offered the perfect combination of these disciplines, and working for Texas Back Institute in the 1990s solidified a passion for treating the spine. She realized that the field of physical therapy is vast and that expertise in all areas is impossible to achieve. She decided to specialize in order to effectively treat spine patients, and has since treated spine patients almost exclusively.
Lori Lemons, PT, Cert. MDT
Growing up, Lori led a very active lifestyle and excelled in subjects involving math and science. After spending a day in the clinic, she fell in love with physical therapy and began pursuing this new career choice in college. She graduated with her MPT from UT Southwestern in 2001, and quickly became intrigued by the complexities of back and neck pain. In 2006, Lori received her Certification in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy from the McKenzie Institute. She has collected a wide variety of experiences while practicing in DFW, Houston, and College Station. Even with her education specializing in the spine, Lori enjoys treating a variety of diagnoses across the orthopedic continuum.
Cynthia Mills, PTA, LMT
Cynthia is a native of Arizona who has lived a little bit of everywhere between Southern California to South Carolina and has finally settled in Texas with her family. She has spent her career as a licensed massage therapist working in a medical chiropractic setting, which built her passion for working with patients with spinal issues and the related pain they feel. Returning to school to pursue PTA has allowed her to expand her skill set and population served, thus achieving much better outcomes.
