An ongoing shoulder injury, sustained from her years as a student athlete lead Maria to her passion, physical therapy. While in grad school, she was first introduced to pelvic floor physical therapy during her first clinical rotation. Maria learned how important the pelvic floor is when addressing other impairments throughout the body. She later began her career in the orthopedic setting, but felt there was a major piece missing in her patients’ treatment. This combined with her previous interest in pelvic health, led her to begin working toward her Certificate of Achievement in Pelvic Health Physical Therapy through the Academy of Pelvic Health. Maria graduated with a Bachelors in Science from Rochester College and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Gannon University. Outside of the clinic, she loves to spend time with her husband, family and friends, drinking coffee, and baking sourdough.

Emily earned her bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy from the Medical College of Ohio through Bowling Green State University in 1997. After many years of practicing in orthopedics and acute care, she discovered her passion for pelvic health in 2012 when she began studying with the Herman & Wallace Institute for Pelvic Rehabilitation. In 2020, she earned her Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification. Emily believes that pelvic health is a vital piece of whole-body wellness. She feels that with proper education, support and expertise, every client can be empowered to feel their best and function optimally. Emily enjoys running, hiking, reading and nurturing her amateur green thumb. She most loves spending time with her husband and two young adult sons.

Amy found a personal connection to pelvic floor therapy after struggling with her own pelvic health after the birth of her daughter. Her personal experience has fueled her passion to help others struggling with pelvic health challenges. Amy’s joy in life is her family with her loving husband and daughter.

Wendy had no knowledge of pelvic floor dysfunction or pelvic floor therapy until  she found Kare Pelvic Health. She has strong desire to serve others and a heart for people in need of healing. Wendy loves interacting with the patients and being a small part of their healing journey as well as learning about the pelvic floor and its important function in our bodies. Outside of the clinic, Wendy spends her time with her husband of almost 30 years and loves cooking Sunday dinner for her two daughters, her married son, and two precious grandchildren (so far).