Hi, I’m Dr. Luressa Edrington.

Long before I became a physical therapist, I was an athlete who spent more time injured than I wanted to. I experienced firsthand how frustrating it is when injury takes away something that makes your life feel full. I also learned that there was a lot I could have done to mitigate the problems that had hindered me. Those experiences shaped the way I think—and ultimately led me into this profession.

Over the past decade, I’ve had the privilege of working with elite athletes, military service members, and active individuals from all walks of life. Those high-performance environments taught me that pain and injury rarely exist in isolation—they are influenced by movement patterns, training habits, past experiences, daily demands, and the goals that drive us. Understanding the whole person is essential to effective treatments.

Healing and performance rarely come with a simple roadmap. People deserve more than a diagnosis or a list of exercises; they deserve someone who listens, is willing to look at the whole picture, and helps create a plan to get them back to the life and activities that matter most. I would be honored to be someone who gets to walk alongside you from wherever you are to where you would like to be.

As a board-certified orthopedic physical therapist, certified athletic trainer, and health coach, I combine hands-on treatment, movement analysis, strength and mobility training, and education to help people move well for the long term.

Refinery Physio was created to provide the kind of care I would want for myself and my family: thoughtful, individualized, and effective.