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Monday – Thursday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. · Friday: 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. · Saturday – Sunday: ClosedMonday – Thursday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.A first visit takes about an hourLicensed in SD(605) 555-0105
Lien Doan, physical therapist, seated on a treatment table in her clinic

Lien Doan

Physical Therapist and owner

One therapist, every visit.

Lien opened Cedar to give people with neck, jaw and shoulder trouble the same therapist every time, and enough time to be heard.

She treats with her hands and with movement, explains each step before she takes it, and uses dry needling only where state law allows and only if you agree. She writes to your doctor or dentist when you ask her to.

What she treats

  • Neck and headache
  • Jaw and TMJ
  • Shoulder
  • Manual therapy
  • Dry needling, where state law allows

Credentials

  • Cert. DN, a dry needling course credential

  • Physical Therapist · SD Lic. 000000

Sample letters

The letters, and who awards them

A state license lets a physical therapist practice. A course credential shows training in one technique.

  • State license

    • Physical Therapist

      SD Lic. 000000 · South Dakota Board of Medical and Osteopathic Examiners

      Examines, treats and plans care for people with injuries and movement problems

  • Dry needling training

    • Cert. DN

      A dry needling course credential, awarded by the course provider after the training. It is not a state license.

How she works

Three promises she can keep

  • She explains first

    What she finds, what she plans to do and what the risks are, before she begins.

  • You set the pressure

    You can slow her down, change what she is doing or stop, at any time.

  • She tells you when to see a doctor

    If something she finds needs a physician first, she says so and writes to them if you ask.

Book with Lien

Choose a time online, or call and talk to Sherry first.