When you’re here, you’re not just a name on a chart. You’re a mom who deserves to feel strong, confident, and at home in your body again. I’m Amber — pelvic floor therapist, postpartum advocate, and the person who will walk beside you every step of the way in your pelvic floor healing journey.

I know postpartum recovery isn’t just about “healing.” It’s about leaking when you laugh, hip and pelvic pain that makes simple movements hard, intimacy that doesn’t feel the same, and the quiet fear that maybe this is just your new normal. It may feel that way now, but it doesn’t have to stay that way.

My path to pelvic health wasn’t exactly ordinary. Before I was helping moms heal, I spent 14 years as a park ranger and educator — moving from Oregon’s Mt. Hood to the Amazon jungle, the Everglades, Alaska’s Denali National Park, and Central America. I thrived on guiding people through new environments and helping them feel not just comfortable, but also confident in unfamiliar territory.

That same spirit is what guides my work now. When my sister became pregnant, I felt drawn toward perinatal and pelvic health because I saw just how much my sister needed someone, ANYONE to advocate for her. I eventually transitioned to acute care occupational therapy and then, into specialized postpartum care. I’ve run hospital-based programs specifically geared towards new moms, helped moms within days of birth so they could start getting back to feeling like themselves again sooner rather than later, and now, I focus on sustainable pelvic health that empowers women for long after our sessions end.

I combine hands-on therapy (with consent), education, and REAL, honest conversation to help you recover without medication or surgery. Our full-hour sessions give us time to actually listen — to address both the physical and emotional changes.

I don’t take a cookie-cutter approach. I tailor everything to you — your body, your life, your goals. We’ll start with a deep dive into what’s affecting your pelvic health, work with your nervous system (not against it), and celebrate progress over perfection.

This isn’t just treatment. It’s partnership. It’s a safe place to ask awkward questions, talk about things no one warned you about, and celebrate every win — from lifting your baby without pain to enjoying intimacy again.

If you’re ready to stop feeling frustrated and unsure of where to go from here, I’d love to walk with you in your journey of getting you back to feeling like YOU again.