Meet Our Therapists

Lori Buxton, P.T.
Lori specializes in treatment of spinal, TMJ, headache, and pelvic floor dysfunction in women and men and has owned a private practice since 1988. She assists in teaching Physical Therapy students both at CU and Regis Universities, has presented courses for Physical Therapists in the area of the cervical spine, headaches, and TMJ dysfunction, as well as lecturing to Colorado dental professionals on proper body mechanics. She has worked in a variety of settings, including neurological rehabilitation in Alexandria, VA, and in general orthopedic and management positions at Swedish Medical Center.

Lori graduated from the University of North Dakota with a BS in Physical Therapy in l977 and resides in Littleton, CO, with her husband and two children.

Diane Brunsdon
Diane has practiced physical therapy in the Denver area since 1984, developing an early interest in treating the head, neck and spine. With specialized training in TMJ and cervical disorders, she has treated multiple trauma, headache, chronic pain and spinal injuries in small private practices for most of her career. Over the years her interests expanded to include low back and orthopedic pelvic girdle disorders. She now owns Integrated Physical Therapy North in Arvada, where she emphasizes spending time teaching individuals to better understand their conditions and learn tools to manage pain and improve their quality of life.

Diane graduated from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan with a BS in Psychology in 1981 and a BS in Physical Therapy in 1983. She resides with her family in Arvada, Colorado.

Renee Tebon, PT
Renee graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a B.S. in Occupational Therapy in 1989. She has worked in various outpatient settings and became a certified hand therapist in 1994. Renee has extensive experience with a wide variety of acute and chronic hand and elbow injuries, splinting and early mobilization protocols following tendon injuries. She also has in-depth training in myofacial release (Barnes Approach). Renee began treating both upper and lower extremity lymphedema patients in 2000 and became certified in 2003 and more extensively through LANA in 2005. Renee believes the LANA certification will help standardize quality of care for lymphedema patients. Renee opened Specialized Rehab, Inc. in 2003 to serve hand and lymphedema patients in the SW Denver area.

Traci Harris, CNMT
Traci graduated from Ohio University in 1996 with a BS in Health degree. In 2000 she became a certified massage therapist through the Boulder College of Massage Therapy and began working for the Medical Massage Center. Traci was certified in Neuromuscular Therapy in 2002. A CNMT is educated in the physiology of the nervous system and its effect on the muscular and skeletal system. Neuromuscular Therapy addresses the many elements that cause pain: ischemia, trigger points, nerve compression or entrapment, postural distortion, and biomechanical dysfunction. Traci began practicing at Integrated Physical Therapy of Littleton in 2005 and has worked alongside Physicians, Osteopaths, Physical Therapists, and Chiropractors in the Denver metro area. She resides in Littleton with her husband.