Mountain Land Physical Therapy Holladay

The Mountain Land Physical Therapy Holladay clinic provides physical therapy and rehabilitation services to residents of Holladay, Utah and the surrounding communities including Salt Lake City and Cottonwood Heights.

The Holladay clinic is located downstairs, in the new Olympus Clinic family practice building. Finished in fall 2015, the new clinic features a spacious gym with state-of-the-art equipment and private treatment rooms. This Holladay clinic takes an active approach in providing physical therapy to the local residents of the great town of Holladay. Our team is fluent in an impressive five languages: Spanish, English, American Sign Language, and Bulgarian and Hmong! Because of our close relationship with the physicians upstairs at the Olympus Clinic, we can create a better environment of communication between the doctors and the therapists to make sure you are getting the care you deserve.

TMJ/TMD Therapy

In addition to providing a wide range of therapy and rehabilitation services, the Holladay clinic specializes in treating patients with jaw pain such as TMJ/TMD. TMD stands for Temporomandibular joint disorder and is usually characterized by pain in the jaw that may cause headaches, popping, clicking, difficulty chewing or ringing in the ears.

If you are experiencing pain when you chew or any other jaw pain, it’s possible that you may suffer from TMD. Our specially trained TMJ/TMD physical therapists can work with you to identify the cause and help you get back to a life free of chronic jaw pain.

Holladay Physical Therapy Staff

Brian Bay, PT, DPT, OCS

Clinic Director, Physical Therapist,
Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist

Brian grew up in Sandy, Utah and completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Utah where he obtained a Bachelor’s in exercise science with minors in nutrition and Spanish.

Brian graduated with his Doctor of Physical Therapy from ATSU in Mesa, Arizona where his program focused on manual therapy techniques and emphasized the importance of an evidence-based practice approach. Brian is fluent in Spanish and has additional experience in treating disorders of the Temporomandibular joint (TMJ).

Brian is a proud husband and father of four children, a boy and three girls. He enjoys participating in water sports, namely knee-boarding, water skiing, and tubing. Brian enjoys running, and in training the injured athlete to return to running pain free.

Sarah Mowrey, PT, DPT

Physical Therapist

Sarah Mowrey received her bachelor’s degree in health and human sciences in 2017 from Northern Illinois University. She went on to earn her doctorate of physical therapy in 2020.

Sarah has experience treating general orthopedics, post-surgical care, acute care, and neurological conditions. She has worked with patients as young as four to geriatric. She has also studied RockTape Functional Movement Training (FMT). Sarah strives to make every patient feel comfortable when coming to physical therapy, and ensures that each patient has an individualized plan of care to meet their specific needs. She believes that “movement is medicine,” and by giving her patients the right tools, they will have a clear path to reach their goals and return to the activities they enjoy.

Sarah moved to Salt Lake City from the Chicagoland region. When not treating patients, Sarah likes running, power lifting, reading and spending time with family and friends. She also loves taking her labradoodle, Walter, for walks and to the dog park.

Jules Olsen, PTA

Physical Therapist Assistant

Jules earned her Physical Therapy Assistant and Bachelor’s degree of Exercise Physiology from Brigham Young University – Idaho in December 2018.

Jules’ focus is on orthopedics, sports and running injuries, balance training for the geriatric population, and physical therapy for musicians. Jules strives to make each patient feel comfortable and important while she treats his or her specific and individual needs. She feels that effective hands-on manual treatments and ensuring patient education and understanding are vital parts of treatment. She is passionate about helping others heal and feel better while witnessing them get back to doing what they love.

When Jules is not in the office, she enjoys running, playing the violin, music, and spending time outdoors hiking, playing soccer, skiing, golfing, and boating.

Directions to Mountain Land Physical Therapy in Holladay, Utah