Kelsey Daniels

About me

Kelsey is a mom of two, wife and doctor of physical therapy. She treats: - pregnant people - postpartum people - babies to 5 yr olds She works with mama’s and their babies using a coaching style to empower mama to support her babies development without stress or guilt (think rolling, crawling, walking help). She also treats pregnant people and prepares their body for labor and birth by: - practicing labor/birth positions - preparing the pelvic floor for birthing a baby - reducing hip/low back and pelvic pain Then during the postpartum recovery phase Kelsey helps people return to activities she enjoys with less pain, enjoyment - and yes, less leakage during the day. Kelsey is a professional mama of two under 5 so she understands the transition back to the working world and the exhaustion of pumping, feeding and the desire to nurture your dreams and ambitions. Currently offering virtual and home based sessions to provide realistic strategies to create lasting change. She looks forward to helping you and your little one explore and stay mobile during whatever adventures you seek!

Education

Doctor of Physical Therapy (2013)

Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology (2008)

Certification and training

Herman and Wallace Pelvic Floor 1 (2020)

Credentials

DPT

Specialties

Babywearing Breastfeeding Assistance and Support Caring for Special Needs Children Cesarean, Episiotomy and Scar Pain Childbirth Education Chronic Pain Circle of Security Parenting Early Parenting Educator Infant Care Latch Issues Newborn Care Pain Management Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Postpartum Care Potty Training Premature Infants Prenatal Care Sexual Dysfunction Sexual Health Support during Labor, Birth, and Postpartum Telehealth Toddlers Treatment for Pelvic Organ Prolapse Urinary Incontinence Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) Well-Woman Care

Languages

English

Service introduction

Physical therapy sessions with Kelsey are 1:1, no assistants and in the comfort of your home. Kelsey brings her treatment table and expertise to you in order to come alongside you on the journey of pregnancy and postpartum. She has a strong framework that is based in holistic and collaborative care in order to address your concerns and find the root cause of the pain or dysfunction. Kelsey works with you to come up with a plan that fits your lifestyle but blends her clinical expertise and knowledge of the human body. If you have concerns about your baby's development or aren't sure what to expect Kelsey is trained in typical motor development and parent coaching strategies. She is able to identify the right exercises for your baby, tailor them to your daily routine while empowering you as a parent!

Packages

Pregnancy + Postpartum Health Package

This package consists of 3 visits to use at your discretion. Typically this is how it's used: 1 during the pregnancy phase and at least 25 weeks of gestation. And the other 2 are scheduled within the first 8 weeks postpartum and then 6 months postpartum. *Due dates are an estimation but the beauty of working 1:1 with Kelsey is you can adjust your schedule as needed and the care is already paid for!*

$525.00

USD Flat rate

Ratings and reviews

Be the first to write Kelsey a review!

Frequently asked questions

Does every pregnant person need pelvic floor physical therapy?

It depends; every body is different and likely the pain you experience during pregnancy has been around since before you were pregnant. But with the demands that are placed on your body during pregnancy things that were a mere twinge before become debilitating or at the best very painful/uncomfortable. The best way to know whether pelvic floor physical therapy is right for you is to have a qualified professional complete a session. Qualified means: they are trained in internal pelvic floor examination and approach your concerns with a whole body mindset (yes - assessing things like your neck/shoulder area as well!)

Does every postpartum person need pelvic floor physical therapy?

It depends; your pregnancy and birth experience is not the same as your mom's, sisters...or that influencer on IG ;) even though it may seem like it you have arrived to the postpartum phase with a different set of physical concerns and pain points. And will continue through the postpartum phase with different demands in your life, your home set up and potentially return to work environment. So... The best way to know whether pelvic floor physical therapy is right for you is to have a qualified professional complete a session. Qualified means: they are trained in internal pelvic floor examination and approach your concerns with a whole body mindset.

Does every baby need physical therapy?

It depends; every baby is different and transitions earthside with a different presentation. But that's what makes it fun! The best way to know whether your baby needs a little help with their head shape, neck tightness, rolling/crawling/walking is to see a qualified professional. Qualified means: they are trained in early childhood development and muscular examination so they can approach your concerns with a whole body mindset.

Kelsey Daniels

Kelsey Daniels

About me

Education

Certification and training

Credentials

Specialties

Languages

Service introduction

Packages

Ratings and reviews

Frequently asked questions

Social Media