Physical Therapy in Searcy, Arkansas & Surrounding area
Personalized, whole-person physical therapy for Searcy and surrounding Central Arkansas communities.
Compleo is now in Searcy! Our Arkansas physical therapy team provides thoughtful, individualized care to help you move better, feel more confident in your body, and make meaningful progress toward what matters to you.
Whether you’re navigating pregnancy or postpartum recovery, pelvic health concerns, chronic pain, hypermobility, Parkinson’s disease, stroke recovery, or another movement-related challenge, we take time to look beyond the surface. We listen, ask questions, and work alongside you to understand the bigger picture—not just the diagnosis.
Physical Therapy Services in Searcy, AR
At Compleo, physical therapy isn’t one-size-fits-all. Our Searcy physical therapists combine clinical expertise with a whole-body, nervous-system-informed approach to care.
Your goals help guide your treatment plan, and we work with you as partners throughout the process.
Pelvic Health Physical Therapy
Pelvic health physical therapy can help adults experiencing pelvic pain, bowel or bladder concerns, pain with sex, pelvic floor dysfunction, core weakness, and other concerns involving the pelvic floor.
Treatment may include education, movement and strengthening exercises, coordination training, fascial mobilization, trigger point dry needling, and practical strategies you can use in everyday life.
Our goal is to help you better understand your body, address the factors contributing to your symptoms, and feel more confident moving forward.
Pregnancy & Birth Preparation
Pregnancy brings a lot of changes to your body—and you don’t have to simply put up with every ache, pain, or uncomfortable symptom along the way.
Physical therapy during pregnancy can address pelvic, hip, back, and other musculoskeletal discomfort while helping you prepare your body for labor, delivery, and recovery.
Our Searcy pelvic health physical therapy team provides individualized pregnancy support, including birth preparation, movement strategies, strength and mobility work, and education based on your needs and goals.
Postpartum Physical Therapy
Recovery after birth looks different for everyone. Pelvic health physical therapy can support postpartum concerns such as pelvic floor dysfunction, pain, bowel or bladder changes, core weakness, and returning comfortably to exercise and daily activities.
We’ll meet you where you are and help you build strength, coordination, and confidence at a pace that makes sense for your body.
Perimenopause & Pelvic Health
Changes during perimenopause can affect pelvic floor function, bladder and bowel health, comfort, strength, and overall movement.
Pelvic health physical therapy provides a personalized approach to these changes, helping you understand what’s happening in your body and giving you practical tools to support function and quality of life.
Neurologic Physical Therapy
Neurologic physical therapy helps people with conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves, balance, and movement improve their mobility, strength, confidence, and independence.
Our Searcy team provides individualized neurologic physical therapy for adults with concerns including:
Parkinson’s disease
Stroke
Balance and mobility deficits
Traumatic brain injury
Spinal cord injury
Guillain-Barré syndrome
Degenerative neurologic conditions
Vestibular conditions
Persistent concussion symptoms
Treatment is centered around your current abilities, everyday needs, and personal goals.
Chronic Pain & Hypermobility
Chronic pain and hypermobility can be complex, especially when symptoms involve multiple areas of the body or haven’t responded to simple solutions.
Our therapists take a broader approach. Instead of focusing only on where it hurts, we consider movement, strength, coordination, the nervous system, daily activities, and other factors that may be contributing to your experience.
We work alongside you to problem-solve, identify meaningful goals, and create a plan that supports better function in everyday life.
Meet Our Searcy Physical Therapists
Aubrey Smith, PT, DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy & Pelvic Health Physical Therapist
Dr. Aubrey Smith attended Harding University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. She specializes in pelvic health physical therapy and works with adults experiencing pelvic floor and related concerns.
Aubrey treats concerns including pelvic pain, pain with sex or tampon use, urinary urgency and frequency, urinary and fecal incontinence, vulvodynia, and pelvic instability. She also works with patients throughout pregnancy and postpartum recovery, including those seeking support for pregnancy discomfort and birth preparation.
Her treatment approach may incorporate fascial mobilization, trigger point dry needling, exercise, coordination training, education, and changes to everyday habits. Most importantly, Aubrey believes in listening closely to each patient and creating a respectful environment where people feel comfortable talking about concerns that aren’t always easy to discuss.
Areas of focus: Pelvic health • Pregnancy & birth preparation • Postpartum recovery • Pelvic pain • Bowel & bladder concerns • Perimenopause • Chronic pain • Hypermobility
Anita Killins, PT, DPT, PhD
Doctor of Physical Therapy & Board-Certified Neurologic Clinical Specialist
Dr. Anita Killins is a board-certified neurologic physical therapist with more than 25 years of experience helping children and adults improve movement, balance, strength, and independence.
Her clinical interests include neurologic conditions such as balance deficits, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, moderate- to high-ability traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury, Guillain-Barré syndrome, degenerative diseases, and other conditions that affect mobility and function.
Anita also has specialized training in vestibular rehabilitation and persistent concussion care and is a certified LSVT BIG clinician for individuals with Parkinson’s disease.
She enjoys working with people who want to move better, feel more confident with daily activities, and remain as active and independent as possible. Her practical, individualized approach combines clinical experience, education, movement, and coaching so patients can better understand their bodies and participate actively in their progress.
Areas of focus: Neurologic physical therapy • Parkinson’s disease • Stroke • Balance & mobility • Vestibular rehabilitation • Persistent concussion • Chronic pain • Hypermobility
A Different Approach to Physical Therapy
Sometimes the place where you’re experiencing symptoms is only part of the story.
At Compleo, we believe good care starts with curiosity. Our therapists take time to listen, look at the whole person, and explore the factors that may be contributing to pain, movement challenges, or changes in function.
That means your appointments aren’t just about checking boxes or following the same protocol as everyone else. We want to understand what you’re experiencing, what you’ve already tried, and what you want to be able to do.
From there, we problem-solve together.
Our Searcy office is designed to provide a warm, welcoming, and personal care experience where questions are encouraged and patients are active partners in their care. When helpful, we can also collaborate with other members of your healthcare team to support a more connected approach.
You know your life and your goals. We bring our clinical expertise. Together, we build the plan.
Physical Therapy for Searcy & Central Arkansas
Our Searcy physical therapy office welcomes adults from throughout White County and surrounding Central Arkansas communities.
We’re conveniently located for patients traveling from:
Searcy • Judsonia • Bald Knob • Ward • McRae • Beebe • Lonoke • Batesville • Newport and surrounding communities
If you’ve been looking for pelvic health physical therapy, pregnancy and postpartum PT, neurologic physical therapy, Parkinson’s physical therapy, or individualized care for chronic pain and hypermobility in Central Arkansas, we’d love to help you determine whether Compleo is a good fit.
Visit Compleo in Searcy, Arkansas
Compleo at Mindful Living Center
100 East Pleasure Avenue
Searcy, AR
Phone: (501) 239-2595
Fax: (254) 265-6766
Office Hours:
Monday: 8:00 AM–4:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM–4:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM–4:00 PM
Opening September 1, 2026
Schedule Physical Therapy in Searcy
Ready to get started?
New patients can call or email our team to schedule an appointment. Tell us what you’re looking for, and we’ll help you determine the best next step.
Call: (501) 239-2595 or schedule online.
No referral is required for physical therapy. Arkansas allows direct access to physical therapy, which means you can contact our team directly to get started.
Insurance & Payment
Our Searcy physical therapy team currently accepts Medicare.
We are actively working to expand insurance options in Arkansas. Because insurance participation can vary by provider and plan, please contact our team before your first appointment to confirm current coverage.
Private-pay options are also available.
Have questions about insurance, pricing, or what to expect? Give us a call and we’ll be happy to help you understand your options before scheduling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Compleo located in Arkansas?
Compleo’s Arkansas physical therapy office is located inside the Mindful Living Center at 100 East Pleasure Avenue in Searcy, Arkansas. We serve patients from Searcy, Judsonia, Bald Knob, Ward, McRae, Beebe, Lonoke, Batesville, Newport, and other surrounding Central Arkansas communities.
What physical therapy services are available in Searcy?
Our Searcy physical therapists provide pelvic health physical therapy, pregnancy and postpartum physical therapy, neurologic physical therapy, Parkinson’s care, stroke rehabilitation, balance and mobility treatment, vestibular rehabilitation, persistent concussion care, and physical therapy for chronic pain and hypermobility.
Specific services depend on your individual needs and provider.
Does Compleo offer pelvic floor physical therapy in Searcy?
Yes. Compleo provides pelvic health and pelvic floor physical therapy for adults in Searcy, Arkansas. Treatment can address concerns including pelvic pain, bowel and bladder dysfunction, urinary or fecal incontinence, pain with sex, pregnancy and postpartum changes, and other pelvic health concerns.
Can I see a physical therapist during pregnancy?
Yes. Pelvic health physical therapy during pregnancy can help address discomfort, mobility, strength, pelvic floor function, and preparation for birth. Treatment is individualized based on your stage of pregnancy, symptoms, and goals.
Do you provide postpartum physical therapy?
Yes. Postpartum physical therapy can support pelvic floor function, core strength and coordination, bowel and bladder concerns, pain, mobility, and returning to exercise or other activities after pregnancy and delivery.
Do I need a referral for physical therapy in Arkansas?
No referral is required to schedule physical therapy with Compleo in Arkansas. We offer direct access to physical therapy, allowing patients to contact us directly to begin care.
Insurance plans may have their own requirements, so we recommend confirming your individual benefits before beginning treatment.
Do you accept insurance?
Our Arkansas physical therapy team currently accepts Medicare. We are working to expand our insurance options. Please contact our office for the most current information about insurance participation and private-pay options.
Do you offer virtual services in Arkansas?
Availability of virtual services depends on the service, provider, and applicable Arkansas licensing requirements. Contact our team to learn whether a virtual care option is currently available for your needs.
Ready to Get Started?
You don’t have to have everything figured out before you call.
Whether you know exactly what kind of physical therapy you need, or you’re simply looking for someone willing to listen, ask questions, and help you determine the next step, our Searcy team is here to help.
Physical therapy in Searcy, Arkansas, with care that looks at the whole person—not just the symptom. Call (501) 239-2595