Carolyn ReynoldsOTR/L

Carolyn is an Occupational Therapist and has worked in many practice areas witnessing firsthand the impact that bladder, sexual function, and trauma can have on a person’s well-being. This led her to discover an interest in pelvic health. As a native of Pennsylvania, Carolyn is a graduate from Misericordia University with > 25 years of experience. She has completed Herman and Wallace Pelvic Floor coursework in addition to Sexual Medicine in the Pelvic Floor, and training through the Institute of Sex, Intimacy and Occupational Therapy (LGBTQIA and Assistive Devices for Sexual Activity). Her focus is to provide patient centered, holistic care in a safe and inclusive environment. With a strong focus on mindfulness, movement and evidence-based treatment, Carolyn’s goal is to restore pelvic health function and the ability to engage in daily activities and interests.