Stacy MurphyPT, DPT, PRPC

I look forward to helping people in their journey towards pelvic health. I couldn't be more passionate about coming alongside women to utilize physical therapy to increase mobility, confidence, and strength in the pelvic region. I have been a licensed PT for ten years and have been practicing pelvic floor PT since 2013. I learned early on how to keep people comfortable during uncomfortable situations and conversations. This comfort level came from almost ten years of helping people with awkward, restroom-type activities prior to being a licensed PT. I worked weekends at the local hospital as a PT tech, which involved a lot of toileting, nakedness, and wounds in private places. Once I graduated, I moved on to outpatient PT. Still, I began to see that some of my patients suffering from "general low back pain" also had incontinence or deeper pelvic pain, and so I added the PFPC into my aspirations. The pelvic floor and its anatomy make sense to me because everything is all connected. In t