About CLIMB PT + Wellness

Camri Breeding is the founder of CLIMB Therapy and Wellness. As a licensed PT and certified health/life coach, she has a passion for integrating whole health into her treatments for the entire lifespan from infants to great grandparents.

Compression therapy boosts circulation, reduces swelling, and speeds up recovery by using controlled pressure to flush out waste and bring in fresh oxygenated blood.

Whole body cryotherapy exposes you to ultra-cold temps for a few minutes to reduce inflammation, boost recovery, relieve pain, increase energy and boost metabolism.

Ionic foot detox pulls toxins out through your feet using charged particles in the water, helping rebalance your body, reduce inflammation, and support natural detox pathways.

I’ve been a physical therapist for 12 years, working with a wide range of patients—from pediatrics and geriatrics to weekend warriors, high school athletes, and even pros. I’ve always been fascinated by how the body moves, especially how it recovers after injury, which led me to earn my Master’s in Physical Therapy from Cal State Long Beach.

Throughout my career, I’ve worked in various settings, but outpatient orthopaedics is where I feel most at home. I’m passionate about treating the whole person—not just the symptoms—by identifying and correcting dysfunctional movement patterns. I’m SFMA-certified and committed to continually sharpening my manual and diagnostic skills.

Originally from Orange County, I now call Texas home. I stay active with Brazilian jiu-jitsu and draw daily inspiration from my wife, daughter, and son—nothing means more to me than family.

Infrared sauna uses light to heat your body from the inside out, helping you detox, reduce inflammation, boost circulation, and burn calories—all while you relax.

Red light therapy uses low-level wavelengths of light to reduce inflammation, speed up healing, boost collagen, and improve cellular energy—helping your body recover faster and feel younger.

Sarah Johnston, PT, DPT, AIB-VRC, LSVT Sarah was born and raised in the DFW metroplex. She grew up her whole life playing sports and had the opportunity to be a part of the women’s soccer team at Dallas Baptist University. Sarah was frequently injured throughout high school and college through multiple ACL tears that led her to being a patient in therapy. It was through being a patient that she learned the joy that could come from helping others reach their full quality of life through movement and believed the profession to be her calling. She received her Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology from Dallas Baptist University then went on and earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in August 2020 from University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences in Austin, Texas. Sarah has worked for the past three years as a physical therapist in the outpatient setting. Sarah has treated in her career a variety of orthopedic and neurologic diagnoses, but has pursued post professional certifications that equipped her to evaluate and treat any patients with dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders. Sarah also is certified in LSVT BIG and loves to help people with Parkinsons improve their overall quality of movement. Sarah got married in April 2023 to her husband Jordan. They moved to Celina in May 2023 with their dog Lucy. Sarah in her free time loves to be able to spend quality time with her family and friends as much as she possibly can. Any chance to be outdoors and be active is something that brings her great joy. Sarah and Jordan attend Legacy Hills Church in Celina and are so excited to be able to live and serve the community that is growing with new families every single day.