Helping the Shreveport Community Move, Recover, and Thrive

When Dr. Latisha Williams founded Kinected Physical Therapy & Wellness in Shreveport in 2022, her vision was to create a clinic focused on preventative care, movement-based rehabilitation, and long-term wellness. A Shreveport native, Dr. Williams was inspired to pursue physical therapy after recovering from sports-related injuries during her years as a competitive gymnast. That experience shaped her commitment to helping others regain mobility, restore function, and return to the activities they love. 

Kinected Physical Therapy & Wellness was created to address the growing need for accessible, patient-centered care that combines traditional physical therapy with complementary, non-invasive techniques. The clinic provides personalized, one-on-one treatment designed to help individuals improve mobility, prevent injury, and maintain active lifestyles. 

Services include manual therapy techniques such as myofascial release, joint mobilization, cupping, soft tissue work, muscle energy techniques, and functional dry needling. The clinic also offers Redcord and Neurac rehabilitation, assisted stretching and fitness sessions, and an annual Kinect-5 Check-Up that evaluates movement, strength, and mobility. Advanced tools such as Styku 3D body scanning help track progress and support long-term wellness goals.

As Dr. Williams prepared to launch and grow her practice, she turned to the Louisiana Small Business Development Center for guidance. Through the LSBDC at Southern University at Shreveport, she received assistance with business planning, startup development, and financial strategy. This support helped strengthen the clinic’s operational structure and provided a clearer roadmap for sustainable growth.

Since opening, Kinected has expanded its visibility in the Shreveport community, increased its client base, and strengthened its ability to deliver high-quality physical therapy and wellness services. Today, the practice continues to help individuals and athletes alike recover from injury, improve mobility, and maintain healthier, more active lives.