I find joy and fulfillment in working with clients to help them understand and heal their bodies. I aim to demystify chronic, complicated, and confusing symptoms and provide you with the knowledge and tools to recover from your pain, injury, or dysfunction.

My approach is evidence-based and trauma-informed, and I tailor treatments and education based on the specific needs of my clients. I focus on exercise, education, and touch based interventions but also incorporate techniques to help regulate the nervous system.

While my primary area of expertise is women’s, transgender, and pelvic health, I also have extensive experience and enjoy treating orthopedic impairments, particularly back, neck, hip, and shoulder pain. I utilize many different healing techniques, including:

• hands-on manual therapy for joints, fascia, and muscle
• dry needling
• postural reeducation
• behavior and lifestyle modifications breath and body awareness training sensory integration
• multiple forms of exercise and movement, including yoga, pilates, and qi gong
• educating you on other available resources and providers to further support your healing process

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Evan was born and raised in Decatur, Georgia. He graduated from the University of Georgia in 2011, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sport Science with an emphasis in Athletic Training. While attending the University of Georgia, he worked closely with the varsity football, baseball, men’s basketball, and women’s tennis teams as a student athletic trainer. He graduated from Georgia Southern University (formerly Armstrong State University) with a Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2014,

In 2011, Evan became a certified athletic trainer ATC, and In 2016, Evan became a certified strength and conditioning specialist CSCS. In 2019, Evan was named a board-certified clinical specialist in orthopedic physical therapy by the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists.

Evan is an avid proponent of evidence-based medicine. He enjoys reading journal articles and trying to stay current with the ever-expanding body of research in PT profession. Evan also enjoys teaching, which he has done both as a clinical instructor as well as a staff instructor for a physical therapy assistant program. Evan is a current member of the American Academy of Sports Physical Therapy and the APTA’s Hip and Knee Special Interest Group.

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Kara has been a practicing doctor of physical therapy since 2012 when she graduated from Georgia State University. She is certified to teach Yoga (RYT-200) and Pilates (CPI). She has an advanced certification in Dry Needling, and has pursued further specialization in Pelvic Health, and visceral manipulation.

Kara enjoys teaching almost as much as she enjoys learning. She currently teaches an elective for the GSU PT program where she introduces the science and psychology of pain through a number of holistic topics. She also is a teaching assistant with The Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. Her educational approach is apparent in how she treats her patients as well.

In addition to traditional therapies, Kara also utilizes her yoga and Pilates training, Visceral Manipulation techniques, and sometimes you may even see her swinging from the rafters on aerial equipment. Her variety of traditional and holistic specialties help her to find the unique combination of treatments that work to empower each individual client.

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