Phone Number:
(206) 858-2914

Address:
3417 Evanston Ave N, #220 Seattle, Washington 98103

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Holly, a highly accomplished healthcare professional, graduated from the College of St. Scholastica with a Masters in Physical Therapy in 1995. With a genuine passion for both physical therapy and massage therapy, she became a licensed Massage Practitioner in 2003 (MA00017967) and seamlessly integrated bodywork into her patient care. Holly’s dedication and expertise in these fields are further exemplified by her board certification in Orthopedics and Women’s Health from the ABPTS, as well as her certification as a Pelvic Rehabilitation Provider. She is also a certified Clinical Instructor and Pelvic Muscle Dysfunction Biofeedback provider.

In 2013, Holly expanded her knowledge and skills by completing a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the College of St. Scholastica. As an esteemed member of the faculty in the Transitional Doctoral of Physical Therapy (DPT) program, Holly serves as an adjunct faculty member, providing valuable insights and guidance to aspiring physical therapists. In addition to her role at St. Scholastica, Holly previously served as adjunct faculty at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, where she taught an advanced anatomy course within the Physical Therapy program. She also developed an elective course focused on Women’s Health.

Currently, Holly holds the position of Director of Education at the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute, a renowned organization she joined as faculty in 2006. As part of her role, Holly instructs various courses, including the Pelvic Floor Series, Peripartum courses, and Male Pelvic Rehabilitation course. Her expertise in these areas makes her an invaluable resource for the institute’s students and participants. Additionally, Holly is an active resident blogger and takes great pleasure in mentoring new instructors.

Throughout her career, Holly has provided her expertise as a consultant to hospitals, private clinics, medical companies, state chapters, and new practice owners. She has also contributed to the development of research projects. With her vast experience and knowledge, Holly has made significant contributions to the field of physical therapy and continues to inspire and educate others with her dedication to patient care and professional development.