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Pelvic health physical therapist at Mid-Missouri Pelvic Health in Sedalia, a pelvic-exclusive practice known for its statewide draw and extended two-hour appointment model; a CAPP-Pelvic certified pelvic health specialist treating both men and women, she joined the practice in June 2026 and takes a holistic, root-cause approach that integrates pelvic health, nervous system regulation, and lifestyle factors; as a new mom she brings both clinical expertise and lived postpartum experience to her care; she and Dr. Jen Dickinson review each patient's intake before the first visit so the session can 'dive right in'; visits happen in a private treatment room with a support person welcome, and internal pelvic floor assessment (vaginal or rectal) is offered only 'if appropriate and with your consent' after a functional movement exam; the practice's family-reality flexibility is written into its own FAQ ('nursing a newborn, no childcare, etc - no biggie') .

Founder and owner of Mid-Missouri Pelvic Health in Sedalia, a pelvic-exclusive clinic ('pelvic health isn't an extra service - it's our specialty') opened after a 2023 leap from a decade-long staff role - her own founding story describes pushing the dream down for years before patients in Sedalia pulled her toward it; University of Missouri DPT (2013) with over a decade of pelvic health experience; treats women, men, and children across leakage, painful intimacy, bowel dysfunction, tailbone pain, and pregnancy through menopause; has personally experienced both a vaginal delivery and a cesarean birth and many of the dysfunctions she treats; plans of care blend hands-on techniques, individualized strengthening, and nervous-system regulation techniques; offers extended two-hour appointments for complex cases and patients traveling in - and patients do travel from across Missouri; private treatment rooms, consent-forward internal assessment, support person welcome; practices alongside pelvic health specialist Dr. Chelsey Vollrath.

Founder of Revive Rehab and Wellness in Columbia, launched April 2024 on a cash-pay model after five years as a pelvic floor physical therapist with MU Health Care - a University of Missouri health-sciences alumna whose own university published her practice-launch story; left the system explicitly to 'connect more directly with patients and avoid administrative headaches'; jokes with patients that 'nothing is TMI' and builds care around open self-advocacy; active pelvic health educator on social media, aiming to give women 'that little nugget of educational and accurate information' to start conversations with their own providers.

Founder of Vital Six Physical Therapy and Performance in Kansas City, built 'on the belief that movement is medicine - and every patient deserves a plan as unique as they are'; completed a post-doctoral orthopedic fellowship at Washington University in St. Louis; Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist; the practice describes its clinicians as fellowship-trained, assesses history, lifestyle, and stressors alongside movement analysis, and offers a free discovery call plus a courtesy check of each patient's out-of-network benefits before the first visit.