About the Staff

Emily graduated from Slippery Rock University in 2008 with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy and has worked in the outpatient setting throughout her career. She has continued education training in various methods of treatment including McKenzie spine, Graston, myofascial release and Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation. She loves being able to work with a variety of patients of all ages and conditions. While passionate about being able to help patients in the clinic, she also loves teaching patients to be an active participant in their rehab and give them a skillset to manage their symptoms.

Outside of work she loves traveling, trying new restaurants, running and spending time with her husband and two children.

Diana graduated from Temple University in 2001 with a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy. She began her career as an inpatient rehabilitation physical therapist, working with people who suffered various neurological injuries, but quickly learned that she had a love for outpatient therapy. Diana has worked in rehabilitation hospital-based outpatient settings with a focus on older adults and completed continuing education courses for multiple different treatment methods including Myofascial Release, Muscle Energy Techniques, McKenzie Spine and Maitland. In addition, Diana has worked in women’s pelvic health and vestibular therapy. Having been a patient herself, Diana is very passionate about working with people suffering from chronic pain. She enjoys staying current on all the new research and treatment techniques, which utilize her neurological background, to help provide pain relief for her patients.

Diana lives in Delaware County with her husband, son and daughter. During her free time, she is usually involved in scout related activities or being a dance mom. She also enjoys cooking, gardening and working on creative home improvement projects.

Candice received her Bachelor’s degree from Widener University in 2016 and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Alvernia University in 2020. Since graduating, Candice has worked in outpatient settings with a wide array of patients from varied backgrounds and ages including athletes, geriatric, pediatric, post-surgical, and chronic and acute pain. 

Candice is eager to integrate holistic approaches to her treatment. She became passionate about Pilates after taking numerous classes and experienced the benefits of Pilates on the body as a whole. After a few years working in the traditional outpatient setting, Candice understood the connection between Pilates and rehabilitation and began to incorporate classical Pilates moves into her daily practice as a PT. Candice has since become Mat Pilates certified and began teaching group fitness classes, including Mat Pilates and Golf Fitness, weekly at a local gym. She is currently becoming comprehensively trained in Pilates through BASI.

In her free time, Candice enjoys spending time with her family and friends, trying new restaurants in and around the city, exercising, and golfing.

Kate graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Widener University in 2014 and has been working in outpatient physical therapy since. Kate has training in Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy through Herman and Wallace and is working toward her certification in Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercises. Kate is also certified in vestibular rehabilitation through the American Institute of Balance. She has also taken continuing education in the McKenzie Method, Graston Technique, Selective Functional Movement Assessment, and myofascial release. She has a special interest in the treatment of tendinopathies and overuse injuries with an expertise in manual therapy. Kate is passionate about individualizing treatment programs to meet the needs of her clients and get them back to doing the things they love to do.

Kate attended Saint Joseph's University for her undergraduate degree, where she was a member of the Division I Rowing team. Outside of work, she continues to stay active on the erg and is an avid runner. Kate spends her free time with her family, at sporting events or at the beach in the summer.

Audrey graduated with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2023 from Drexel University. Prior to becoming a physical therapist, she worked as a yoga instructor and personal trainer and Certified Yoga Teacher (CYT), and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). As a physical therapist, she sees patients with pelvic floor conditions, patients who are pregnant and postpartum, as well as those with orthopedic concerns. Audrey has pursued continuing education through the American Physical Therapy Association’s Pelvic Health section and Sarah Duvall’s Core Exercise Solutions, in addition to extensive yoga trainings in power/vinyasa, sculpt, Yin, prenatal, chair, and children’s yoga. She also volunteers with the Journal of Women’s and Pelvic Health Physical Therapy to help publicize the latest research in the field.

Audrey currently resides on the Main Line with her husband and baby boy. In her spare time, she enjoys weight lifting and running, trying new restaurants in the area, and reading at the beach.

Acacia graduated from Saint Francis University in 2019 with a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Acacia started her career in the inpatient setting, focusing on treating older adults and those with neurological injuries. Since then, she has transitioned to outpatient care, with an interest in pelvic health and orthopedic conditions. Acacia has continued her education through Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute in order to further her skills as a pelvic health physical therapist.

Acacia has been interested in the human body and physical health ever since she started running at the age of nine. Her journey led her to compete in Cross Country and Track & Field at the Division I level, where she was a hurdler, steeplechaser, and javelin thrower. Acacia is currently training to become a yoga teacher in order to further explore the connection between mind and body. Outside of work, you will find Acacia around West Philly at the farmer's market, yoga studio, or walking her pitbull mix, Wiggles.

Katie graduated with her doctorate in Physical Therapy from Duquesne University in 2022 and has been working in outpatient physical therapy since. Katie was first introduced to the field at the age of 10 when she began seeing a physical therapist for treatment of scoliosis. Katie was an active person growing up, often participating in multiple sports, but had a real passion for volleyball. Katie would end up going to physical therapy throughout her life for other orthopedic injuries from her time in athletics and was inspired by the physical therapists that treated her over the years. After graduating, Katie began to further her skills in Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy through Herman and Wallace. Katie has also taken continuing education in vestibular and post-concussion rehabilitation, principles of kinesiology taping, and instrumented assisted soft tissue mobilization. Katie also has experience working with the pediatric population and developed an interest in working with pediatric patients experiencing chronic pain. Katie is passionate about providing her patients with an individualized rehabilitation program to ensure that her clients reach their personal goals and get back to doing what they love. 

In her free time, Katie enjoys reading, hiking, traveling, and has begun going to yoga recreationally. Since moving to Philadelphia, Katie has also enjoyed exploring new restaurants and places. Katie and her partner love to check out different breweries in the city and in their travels outside of Philadelphia.

Thalia has taught dance and movement in the Philadelphia and New Jersey areas for the past thirteen years. She graduated from Temple University in 2008 with a BFA in dance. While there, she studied Pilates under Jennifer Morley and later received a comprehensive certification from Body Precision Pilates Studio in 2011. Since that time, Thalia has had the privilege of teaching Pilates to both the fitness and dance communities in the Philadelphia area, including Temple University and The Philadelphia Dance Theater. Thalia’s combined expertise in dance and Pilates gives her a unique perspective and passion for movement. She believes that Pilates, most importantly, is a way to help people. Thalia loves working with all clients, from athletes to those living with chronic pain and physical limitations, and is dedicated to helping them become strong, flexible and pain-free.

Jennifer graduated from Loyola College in 1991 with a B.A. in Communications. While working in financial services she decided to go back to school for Occupational Therapy and graduated from Harcum College in 1997 as a licensed Occupational Therapy Assistant. She worked in pediatrics/early intervention services at The Arc of Chester County. She discovered Pilates after suffering from a back injury and realized the benefits of Pilates to regain and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Jennifer has always enjoyed being active, while growing up she played multiple sports and gymnastics was a big part of her life. Jennifer completed The Pilates Basic Mat Training in February 2013 through Body Precision in Bryn Mawr, PA. She then decided to continue her education in Pilates and continued the full comprehensive training through the Basi (Body Arts and Science International) Program at One Physical Therapy in Bryn Mawr, PA. Jennifer is passionate about sharing the benefits of Pilates so people can continue to live a healthy, active lifestyle. Joseph Pilates once said, “If your spine is inflexible at 30, you are old, if it is completely flexible at 60, you are young!” Jennifer currently resides in Wayne with her husband Tom and three boys, Christopher, Luke and Thomas.