Professional Staff
Keith Glasser, MSPT
Physical Therapist and CEO Keith has been practicing physical therapy since 1993. Prior to establishing Optimal Results, he worked in private practice in McMinnville, and was an in-patient and out-patient therapist at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center, Kaiser Permanente and at several skilled nursing facilities in Portland.
Originally from the east coast, Keith earned his Master's Degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Massachusetts. He specializes in treating the spine and earned an advanced degree from the McKenzie Institute Int'l. The McKenzie Method is a philosophy of active patient involvement and education that is trusted and used by practitioners worldwide for back, neck and extremity pain.
Keith resides in Tualatin with his wife, Celia, and their two daughters.
Kathleen King LAc, PTA
Kathleen has been working in the medical field for over twenty years. Prior to becoming interested in alternative approaches to healing, Kathleen has spent the last thirteen of those years working in the field of physical therapy. For two years she worked at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland specializing in the care of spinal surgery patients, outpatients, and acute care inpatients.
The attraction of the Cascade mountains and her passion for backwoods hiking, camping and mountain biking lead Kathleen to Oregon almost fifteen years ago. It was here that she received her masters degree in acupuncture and Chinese medicine from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine.
Physical therapy and acupuncture complement each other to accelerate healing from soft tissue and skeletal injuries. Acupuncture can bring balance, physical strength and awareness to your exercise routine and overall wellness. Kathleen brings her understanding and passion of both philosophies to Optimal Results Physical Health and Tenth Avenue Athletic Club.
She specializes in pain management, sports injuries, and women's health issues with a strong focus on patient education.
Dan Cox, LMT
Dan Cox has been practicing as an LMT since 1998. In 2001, Dan was introduced to the massage therapy practice of structural integration, and he has been refining his techniques ever since, concentrating on following the muscle chain of a patient's particular line in order to achieve the best overall results.
Dan graduated from the Utah College of Massage Therapy before returning to Oregon, where he became licensed in both Oregon and Washington. He spent the last 4 years working for two physical therapy offices in Astoria, OR, and Long Beach WA, and believes that it is essential for the client's wellbeing for physical therapist and massage therapist to work together as a solid team.
Dan spends his free time in the great outdoors as a whitewater rafter, canoeist, and cyclist. If you can't schedule an appointment with him, chances are you'll have to find him on a river or trail.
Cameron Reinlasoder, LMT
Cameron Reinlasoder is a Licensed Massage Therapist. Cam moved to Portland from Missoula, Montana after graduating from the Montana School of Massage in 2002. He has been practicing massage in the Portland area since.
Over the years Cam has worked alongside Physical Therapists, Personal Trainers, Naturopaths, Acupuncturists and Chiropractors. He believes that different modalities of bodywork and exercise compliment each other as well as contribute to the healing process. It is Cam's intention to give a massage which imparts the benefits of injury prevention and stress reduction and provides relief from acute and chronic pain.
Cam is currently enrolled in the Liberal Studies program at Portland State University. His studies focus on Biology, Sociology and Psychology, all of which he considers applicable to therapeutic bodywork. He is an avid music lover who volunteers time for KPSU, Portland State's radio station. Cam has written and performed a good deal of music, including co-writing a soundtrack for Insight Out's production of "Live at the Rose Garden". Cam lives in SE Portland with his girlfriend, Kim, and their two cats Rosie and Stuart.
Celia Wulff, Office Manager
Celia has assisted in the ORPT office and with marketing for a number of years. She took over as office manager in February of 2009.
Celia has a varied background in medicine, education, writing, gardening/agriculture and now business.
In her time away from the office she continues to run a commercial gardening business, and loves to hike and partake in other outdoor activities. She is also passionate about reading, writing and editing.
Celia is married to Keith Glasser, ORPT's physical therapist and CEO.
