Faith Morelock, OTR/L

Faith earned her bachelor's in Exercise Science and Psychology from Milligan College and her master's in Occupational Therapy from Milligan University. She spent her first five years as an OT in pediatrics, working with children with developmental delays, sensory challenges, feeding difficulties, and autism.

Pelvic health became personal when she went through pelvic pain of her own and learned what pelvic floor therapy could do. Today, she treats women and children. Her pediatric background also showed her how many kids need this kind of help, especially with constipation, urinary issues, toilet training, or sensory sensitivities. As an occupational therapist, Faith focuses on how pelvic health affects the routines of daily life.

Outside of work, you'll find Faith on her front porch swing with a hot cup of coffee, enjoying the weather. She works through 500-piece puzzles, a new theme each season. At gatherings, she brings banana pudding, her dad's favorite, and thinks of him every time she makes it. She still keeps a fidget on hand from her OT days. At home are her husband, Cameron, and their cat, Sheldon, a little old man who trained himself to use the toilet. Fitting, for a pelvic health OT.