Hi, I’m Erin!
My passion
I’ve had a passion for pelvic health since the first time I learned about it in PT school. Never before had I heard that physical therapy could impact symptoms related to things like pee, poo, or sex. I was fascinated by this new world in front of me and decided to dive in head first.
After PT school, I went on to complete an intensive year-long residency in women’s health and became a board-certified Women’s Health Clinical Specialist. Since then, I have had the pleasure of helping hundreds of women with pelvic floor dysfunction reduce their symptoms and become more confident in achieving their goals.
Over the years, I have developed a special love for prenatal and postpartum care. In order to better serve my patients, I became a Certified Childbirth Educator through CAPPA in 2023.
My purpose
Pelvic floor dysfunction has such a big impact on people’s lives, yet there is so little awareness around what can help.
Mothers are told that leaking or prolapse is just a part of motherhood.
Pain with intimacy is brushed off with recommendations to drink a glass of wine beforehand or “just relax”.
Conditions like endometriosis, painful bladder, or IBS are treated with medications or invasive procedures without also considering the role that pelvic floor therapy can play.
I have worked with countless women who finally find pelvic floor therapy months or years after their symptoms began. Women deserve better. With each person I get to work with, I hope to expand awareness for pelvic health just a little more until going to physical therapy for your pelvic floor is just as normal as going for your back or knee!
Ready to take the first step? Let’s connect!
Get to know me
A love of the outdoors and longing for adventure is what drew me and my husband to California in 2018. In my free time, I find joy in hiking, camping, rock climbing, wine tasting, and traveling near and far. When not exploring, you can find me watching The Office or Great British Baking Show, reading a good book with a cat or two on my lap, or finding a new puzzle to solve.