Rachel graduated with honors from the Georgia Institute of Technology with her bachelors degree in chemistry. She then went on to Mercer University where she earned her doctorate in physical therapy. Since then, she has attended post-graduate training for certification in dry needling through the Spinal Manipulation Institute and achieved the title of certified strength and conditioning coach as well as performance and sport scientist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. She underwent additional training through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute to specialize in pelvic health physical therapy and is a clinical running specialist. She is passionate about treating the source of pain rather than chasing the symptoms to ensure long-term results and encourage life-long activity. She has 2 sons who inspire her daily to ensure that athleticism and motherhood are not exclusive so that she can continue to be an active participant in all of their life stages.

Merci obtained her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Mercer University and a BS in Health Sciences from Georgia State University. Merci began her pelvic floor training at Women First Rehabilitation and has received continuing education with Herman and Wallace Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation Institute. In addition to her training in pelvic floor rehabilitation, Merci is also certified in trigger point dry needling. She is a manual based therapist and employs a functional approach to treatment of the whole body. In addition, she is a partner to her patients and is an active participant in their journey. Merci is passionate about the field of pelvic health and strives to incorporate the latest evidence into the treatment of her patients. As a mother to her 4 year-old son, Merci understands how pregnancy and postpartum changes are unaddressed by many health care professionals. She is a part of a team of like-minded practitioners to promote a holistic approach to healing during all phases of womanhood. She is determined to bridge the gap through education so women call feel less anxious through all stages.

Stephen graduated from the University of Central Florida with a Bachelors in Microbiology and Neurobiology, and enlisted into the United States Army as a Combat Medic. During his decade in the Army, he completed a third Bachelors Degree in Healthcare Administration from Purdue University and a Masters Degree in Healthcare Administration. In his time in the Army, Stephen completed his Master Fitness Trainer certification, his CrossFit Level 1 and 2 Coaches certifications, and his National Association of Sports Medicine Personal Trainer and Nutrition Coaches certifications. Now out of the Army, Stephen works in Corporate Consulting as well as leads a photography and videography LLC with his wife in Atlanta, GA. He is currently enrolled at the Georgia Institute of Technology for a second Masters Degree in Business Administration. A lifelong athlete, Stephen has run 2 100 mile ultramarathons, 4 50 mile ultramarathons, and 2 Ironman triathlons, and has an extensive background in weightlifting and powerlifting.