Amy joined ATL Pelvic Health with a passion for working with patients with pelvic floor dysfunction through the lens of an Occupational Therapist. Amy was immediately intrigued by pelvic health during a guest lecture about sexual health and pelvic floor dysfunction in graduate school at NYU. After that class, she dug into that interest by taking multiple pelvic health courses and applying what she learned in a hospital setting with antepartum and postpartum women. She loved how she could help people from the ‘inside’ out. She specializes in pelvic pain and sexual function and she wants to empower her clients to feel comfortable and be able experience pleasure.

Amy takes a holistic and individualized approach to pelvic health. She focuses on looking at the person as a whole rather than focusing solely on a condition or diagnosis to ensure long term results. Amy uses her clinical knowledge to help her clients with pelvic floor issues to optimize function and improve their ability to participate in daily activities and interests.

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Paige became interested in pelvic health when she was first introduced to the pelvic floor while completing her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Texas State University. Her curiosity continued to grow as she volunteered at a gymnastics gym where many of the gymnasts experienced urinary symptoms and pelvic floor dysfunction. She realized how many people likely experience similar symptoms and hopes to make a positive impact on the world of pelvic health by educating people about their pelvic floors and working with them to create personalized treatment plans to help them reach their goals.

Paige is originally from Georgetown, TX, received her Bachelor of Science degree from Baylor University in Waco, TX. Paige then went on to earn her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree from Texas State University. Paige has a strong background in both orthopedics as well as pelvic floor physical therapy. She believes in treating every patient with an individualized approach. Her practice consists of one on one, hands on treatment, dry needling and a variety of exercise programs to help her patients find relief from their symptoms.

Paige is especially passionate about women’s health and helping to guide women through their pregnancy and postpartum journeys. She also has experience treating pediatrics, men and variety of other pelvic health conditions.

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Katie Moise is a pelvic floor physical therapist treating all genders. She received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Emory University with highest honors and graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.A. in Exercise Sport Science and Psychology.

Katie has a special interest in working with women to spread more awareness about pelvic health. She wants to help active moms stay moving pain free during pregnancy and continue to move without limitations after birth. As a Polestar certified Pilates instructor, Katie is passionate about integrating Pilates with physical therapy and believes improving one’s body awareness, movement patterns and control can enhance one’s overall quality of life.

In addition to Katie’s advanced training in Pilates and pelvic health, she is trained in the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) and certified in trigger point dry needling through Myopain Seminars. She has also received advanced training through the Herman and Wallace Institute.

In her free time you’ll find Katie spending time on the Atlanta Beltline, working out, playing on her tennis league and cheering on the Tar Heels!

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Becca was drawn to pelvic health physical therapy in 2017 while pregnant with her daughter -experiencing first-hand how pregnancy and childbirth change a woman’s body. Most mothers she meets have lingering pregnancy-related issues they want to address, such as diminished core strength, diastasis recti, leaking with high-impact activity, or pain during sex. As she has treated more women with persistent low back pain or achy hips, she sees these seemingly unrelated conditions can sometimes be addressed through focusing on the pelvic floor.

Pelvic health is a vital aspect of women’s health, and she is passionate about improving access to pelvic floor PT in my community.

Since graduating from Mercer University in 2014 with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy, she has worked in a variety of settings to help patients heal their bodies and achieve their goals. She believes the best treatment plan incorporates not only a patient’s symptoms and their causes, but also their unique perspective and personal experience of their condition. Her hope is to help you learn about and connect deeply to your body, and enjoy living in it.

When she is not treating patients, she enjoys camping and hiking with her family. She also loves yoga and meditation and frequently incorporates aspects of both into her treatments.

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