Whitney earned both her undergraduate and doctoral degrees in Exercise Science and Physical Therapy from East Tennessee State University. Early in her career, she was drawn to pediatric care through her work in school settings and pediatric clinics, where she developed a love for helping children thrive through every stage of development.
After graduating, she stepped into a role that blended pediatric and pelvic health and quickly fell in love with the specialty. That experience opened her eyes to the powerful impact pelvic health therapy can have—both physically and emotionally—for people of all ages.
Whitney brings a calm, grounded presence to every session and is known for her ability to make patients feel safe, seen, and understood. She also loves teaching, and takes the time to help her patients understand what’s going on in their bodies so they can feel confident in their care.
Outside the clinic, Whitney enjoys spending time with her husband, shopping, reading, and going to basketball games.