Pain & Movement Solutions | Belle Fourche Clinic

Dr. Julie opened the clinic in 2012 dedicated to delivering physical therapy to its fullest potential to provide the community with a first-choice, trusted healthcare facility to find solutions to your movement or pain problems.

Julie graduated from South Dakota State University with a B.S. in Biology and from the University of South Dakota’s Graduate Physical Therapy program with a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree. Julie has focused her career in general outpatient orthopedics and most enjoys treating spine disorders, musculoskeletal injuries, prenatal and post partum issues, neurological disorders and pediatrics.  She is also certified in Level 1 Functional Dry Needling.

Dr. Julie was chosen as 2019 South Dakota PT of the Year for her contributions to the profession.

Outside of work, Julie is part of the Reimbursement Committee Chair for the South Dakota Physical Therapy Association, a Board Member for the Belle Fourche Economic Development Corporation and is active in the American Heart Association and her church.  She enjoys spending her free time with her family enjoying the outdoors by camping, backpacking, snowboarding, and playing softball and golf.

Dr. Cailey is originally from Freeman, South Dakota. She attended Black Hills State University for her undergraduate degree, where she received her B.S. in Exercise Science while participating in both cross country and track. She went on to attain her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of South Dakota. While at the University of South Dakota, she gained experience while working with individuals with musculoskeletal injuries, vestibular and neurological conditions, pelvic floor dysfunction, and pediatrics. Dr. Cailey has spent time researching optimal workload ratios for distance runners and has a particular interest in orthopedic and neurological rehab.

Dr. Cailey is excited to bring her skill set to the area, as she is passionate about teaching individuals correct movement strategies to help improve their quality of life. In addition, Dr. Cailey loves working with each individual to help establish their personal goals to reach their highest potential. She enjoys the outdoors in her free time, whether it be running, horseback riding, or attempting her hand at golf.

Dr. Jamie attended South Dakota State University and obtained a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Exercise Science. Also, during her time at South Dakota State University, she became a Certified Exercise Physiologist through the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM-EP). She then went on to attend the University of South Dakota where she obtained a Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree.

While at the University of South Dakota, her fascination with the nervous system and its profound impact on human mobility drove her to pursue a career in neurologic physical therapy. She believes that understanding and harnessing the power of neurorehabilitation can truly transform lives.

As a student, she was selected for clinical rotations at leading rehabilitation hospitals for neurologic injuries and diseases in the Midwest including Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital in Lincoln, NE and Avera in Sioux Falls. While training under leading neurologic experts, she was able to implement principles of neuroplasticity and utilize innovative techniques and technology. These experiences allowed her to encounter the intricacies in treating conditions such as TBI, CVA, Parkinson’s, MS, SCIs, in addition to acute and chronic dizziness.

In the realm of physical therapy, the specialization in neurologic conditions demands a unique blend of knowledge, skill, and empathy. Driven by her passion, Dr. Jamie pursued rigorous academic training, earning advanced degrees in physical therapy with a focus on neurology. Her clinical experiences in clinics and hospitals have shaped her clinical expertise and patient-centered approach. She is grateful to be practicing in the Northern Hills and as an advocate for neurorehabilitation, she looks forward to connecting with patients who have neurologic conditions.

Lauren is originally from Morristown, SD. She received her B.S. of Exercise Science degree while attending Black Hills State University and Dickinson State University. While at Dickinson State, she also received her certificate of completion in Corrective and Therapeutic Exercise as well as in Strength and Conditioning. Throughout her undergrad academic career, Lauren took special interest in learning about sleep hygiene as well as biomechanics and injury associations.

After undergrad, she went on to get her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from South College in Knoxville, Tennessee. The first accelerated, hybrid DPT program in the nation. Due to Lauren’s experience as a college athlete, she has a particular interest in health, fitness, and strength training. Additional interests include manual therapy and musculoskeletal pathologies.

Lauren is excited to help people of all ages become stronger, improve function, and return them to any and all activities they may prefer. She is especially excited to create more relationships with people in and around the Belle Fourche area. In her free time, Lauren enjoys staying active through sports, helping out on her dad’s cattle ranch, and baking with her family.

Amanda is the cheerful voice on the phone when you give our office a call and the friendly face you see when walking into the clinic.  She’ll be happy to help you successfully schedule your treatments and ensure your time spent with Pain & Movement Solutions is comfortable and flawless.

Amanda was born in small town Ekalaka, Montana and split her time living in Ekalaka, Gillette Wyoming and Belle Fourche.  She returned to Belle Fourche in August of 2021.  Before joining the team,  Amanda was a patient care coordinator in Gillette Wyoming focusing the last 13 years in Behavior Management and Elementary Education.  She is a hard worker who loves learning new things and aims to improve herself every single day.

Amanda has 4 children in which her twins just graduated from Belle Fourche High School this past spring.  In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, attending rodeos, camping and you will see her throughout the community doing volunteer work.