My interest in pelvic health physical therapy started when I developed pelvic floor dysfunction in my early twenties. The experience made me realize how much it disrupts people’s lives and how it effects their self-image. It is incredible how many people live with pelvic pain, incontinence, and other issues that are treatable and don’t know that there is help. I am passionate about getting to connect with people and watch them improve until they graduate from therapy.
Kayla graduated from the University of Oklahoma with her doctorate in physical therapy in 2016 and immediately pursued certification in Pelvic Floor Therapy from the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). She has experience in treating men, women, and children for pelvic floor dysfunction as well as pregnant and postpartum women. In 2020, Kayla recieved the certificate of achievement in Pelvic floor therapy from the APTA.