Our Staff

Patty’s interest in physical therapy stemmed from her interest in public health, her love of solving complex problems, as well as her hobbies as a trail runner. Her personal experience as a mom of two children led her into the field of pelvic floor physical therapy. She is especially passionate about providing pelvic floor services for patients during the pregnancy and postpartum stages, with a focus on labor and childbirth preparation. It is her dream that one day pelvic floor physical therapy will be a part of routine 4th trimester care.

Patty graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Virginia Commonwealth University. She earned her B.S. in both Public Health and Mathematics from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She went on to receive her Masters in Water Quality Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

When she is not working, you can find Patty exploring the outdoors with her family, running on local trails, rolling around in jiu jitsu classes, or throwing lumps of clay on a pottery wheel.

Cynthia loves teaching and working with patients to reach their goals. She treats all traditional orthopedics conditions in addition to the adult pelvic floor, abdominal region, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ). She strives to see the body as a whole, and understands how intricate the interplay is between the musculoskeletal system with all the other systems. Her goal is to empower and validate patients, to understand complex root causes, and to connect this directly to the plan of care.

She graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Colorado.  Previously, she attended Purdue University for her BS and University of Virginia for her MS in Biomedical Engineering; this training developed her dedication to using the most effective treatments to help individuals return to their desired lifestyles. She has also continued applying her research background to physical therapy with a focus on personalizing rehabilitation for desired function.

She is originally from the Midwest and is thrilled to call Colorado home.

Lauren grew up in Rockford, Illinois and attended PT school at Northern Illinois University where she completed her undergrad work and obtained her Masters in Physical Therapy in 2010.

Lauren was first introduced to physical therapy after two major sport injuries in middle school and high school. She was so impressed by her own rehabilitation process and knew she wanted to give back to her community in the same way. Lauren is committed to providing quality care to her patients, utilizing evidence based interventions in addition to hands on techniques for optimal results.

She is certified in Level 1 and Level 2 dry needling and has pursued extensive continuing education to further advance her expertise in the treatment of pelvic floor conditions.  She loves treating general musculoskeletal conditions, post-op rehab, and balance and vestibular conditions.  Supporting pelvic floor clients has become one of her greatest passions, and she finds deep fulfillment in helping them regain confidence and return to the activities they love.  In her free time, she does yoga and CrossFit and enjoys camping, hiking and skiing.

She is married to her husband, Christian, and they have two kids, Ellison and Jonah, and their dog Odie.

Melody’s interest in physical therapy began at a young age through her own experiences as a patient. Her passion grew as she combined her love of exercise, anatomy, sports, and physiology into a career centered around helping others move and feel better. With a strong orthopedic background and a deep commitment to treating the whole person, Melody is especially passionate about helping athletes of all levels return to the activities they love. She brings a comprehensive, individualized approach to care, viewing each patient through a holistic lens to guide their recovery and performance.

Melody earned her B.S. in Kinesiology & Health Sciences and Psychology from the College of William and Mary in 2016. She went on to receive her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Virginia Commonwealth University. In 2023, she completed an orthopedic residency with Inova Physical Therapy and earned her Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) certification.

Originally from Virginia, Melody loves exploring what Colorado has to offer. You can find her enjoying the outdoors, hiking, biking, or skiing. She also loves to follow and cheer on her D.C. sports teams!