Kutztown

Melinda participated in sports throughout her life and enjoys treating athletes of all ages. She enjoys working with each patient to achieve their goals. Since becoming a mom, Melinda has realized the importance of pelvic health for both moms and their children and believes that everyone should participate in pelvic floor physical therapy. Melinda graduated from Widener University with her Bachelors in Psychology and her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. She believes in a hands-on approach as well as prescribing exercises that mimic functional patterns. Outside of PT, Melinda enjoys spending time with her family, going to the beach and baking.

Certified Pelvic Health Practitioner

Kaitlyn is passionate about providing patients with education on their conditions, as well as anatomy and function of the pelvic floor. She believes that knowledge and understanding empower patients, positively impact healing, and improve function. Kaitlyn graduated from Temple University with a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from DeSales University. She has worked in a variety of settings prior to coming to pelvic health physical therapy. She is a Certified Pelvic Rehab Practitioner (PRPC) through the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. Kaitlyn enjoys setting function-based goals with her patients and seeing them achieve them. Outside of work, Kaitlyn enjoys biking local trails, traveling, finding the best local ice cream, and adventures with her dog.

Amy is a life-long athlete and believes there is a potential athlete in all of us. Amy received her Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Delaware. She has specialized training in vestibular rehabilitation and is Certified LSVT BIG Clinician. In addition to treating patients with balance dysfunction, Amy is very competent in the treatment of a variety of orthopedic pathologies with over 30 years of treatment experience. Amy has an exercise-based, hands-on patient care philosophy and believes that creating a personal rapport with patients enhances their rehab experience. Amy enjoys travelling with family and has three grown children that she and her husband enjoy visiting and spending time, including yearly Penn State football games and tailgates.

Rachel enjoys treating clients across the lifespan and is especially interested in balance and hand rehabilitation. Rachel graduated from Kutztown University with her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Allied Health Systems and received her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Alvernia University. Rachel believes in individualized care based on the client’s needs, goals, and personal/ religious values. Rachel is a movement specialist who provides clients with fun programs developed around evidence-based research. When not treating in the clinic, Rachel enjoys attending local trivia nights, biking, hiking, and watching the occasional soccer and rugby game with her fiancé.

Certified Hand Therapist

Cathy is an experienced PT, treating people of all ages striving for each patient to reach their full rehab potential.  She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Pittsburgh, and Certification in Hand and Upper Extremity from Drexel. As a Certified Hand Therapist, she enjoys seeing her patient’s return to independence and the activities they love. She works closely with area Hand surgeons to identify impairments and assist each patient to reach their personal goals. Outside of PT, Cathy enjoys spending time with her family including 11 grandchildren and playing the bagpipe!

Susan has enjoyed helping people in multiple healthcare settings throughout her career, ranging from pediatrics, cardiology and home care. As Front Desk Coordinator at Physical Therapy at St. Luke’s, she strives to facilitate a positive physical therapy experience by providing effective administrative support for patients and therapists. Outside of work, Susan enjoys spending time with her family, and taking care of her animals and garden.