Meghan holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and Biology from Central Michigan University, and she furthered her studies by obtaining a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Vermont. She thrives on meeting individuals from diverse backgrounds and enjoys discovering common interests to discuss during treatment, all while gaining insights into their lives.

She became a part of Integrative Therapies to provide one-on-one treatment and focus on the holistic well-being of her patients. Meghan firmly believes that this approach is essential for alleviating pain, enhancing movement, and delivering the highest quality of clinical care.

As a dedicated and results-oriented Physical Therapist, Meghan specializes in pelvic health, backed by a solid foundation in orthopedic and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. Meghan successfully led the integration of biofeedback technology in several clinics, improving the quality and consistency of pelvic floor care. She is recognized for conducting thorough evaluations and providing trauma-informed, patient-centered treatments.

Passionate about evidence-based care and patient education, Meghan is committed to raising awareness about pelvic health both in clinical settings and through community outreach. She is devoted to continuous improvement, interdisciplinary collaboration, and achieving high-impact outcomes driven by innovation and research-informed practices.