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Cultivate Pelvic Health and
Physical Therapy
Cultivating Care that Lasts
We are a specialty physical therapy practice created to provide skillful and compassionate care for any person experiencing pelvic health symptoms.
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Private, Comfortable Setting
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We offer a dedicated treatment space—calm, private, and fully equipped—separate from busy clinics to support focused, uninterrupted care.
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Expert-Led, Extended Sessions
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Receive 75-minute evaluations and 60-minute treatment sessions with a Doctor of Physical Therapy who is also a Board-Certified Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner.
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Care Beyond Discharge
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We prioritize long-term pelvic health with maintenance and prevention-focused care. You'll never feel rushed—we’re here for every phase of your journey.
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Individualized, Evidence-Informed Approach
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We strongly believe in making care decisions with our patients, not for our patients. We combine hands-on techniques, pelvic and orthopedic care, visceral work, functional exercise, and education for lasting results.
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Inclusive, Comprehensive Care
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We welcome all genders and treat the full spectrum of pelvic health concerns—your goals are our priority.
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Meet Dr. Danielle (she/her)
Your Partner in Pelvic Health
Dr. Danielle earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Rhode Island in 2018. A former NCAA Division III soccer player, she holds a dual degree in Psychology and Movement Science from William Smith College. Dr. Danielle is passionate about reducing stigma around pelvic health, taking a whole-person approach to care, and empowering patients as active partners in their healing.
Certifications:
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Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification (PRPC)
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Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist (PCES)
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Functional Dry Needling
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Credentialed Clinical Instructor (CCI)
Professional Teaching Roles:
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Faculty and Lead Teaching Assistant: Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute
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Associate Faculty: University of Rhode Island Doctor of Physical Therapy Program
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Associate Faculty: New England Institute of Technology PTA to DPT Transitional Program
When she is not working with clients or teaching, you will most likely find Dr. Danielle spending time outdoors, taking part in a local group exercise class, or taking her cat for a walk (yes, really)!
Pelvic health physical therapy is a specialization within the physical therapy field requiring advanced training to help individuals with symptoms related to pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. At Cultivate Pelvic Health and Physical Therapy, using a trauma-informed perspective is our priority to foster a safe and welcoming environment for healing.
What is Pelvic Health Physical Therapy?
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"I cannot highly enough recommend Danielle. No one has ever listened to me so closely... nor given me tools to work on my issues myself to keep thing under control. Two months later, I am now 90% pain-free."
- Carol M.
- Carol M.
