Christine founded The Pelvic Lab to fill a gap in pelvic health care—offering empathetic, integrated treatment designed to inspire hope and healing, all while ensuring every patient feels heard, respected, and genuinely cared for.

Christine earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of St. Augustine and pursued advanced post-doctoral training in pelvic health. She completed specialized training for complex pelvic conditions through a leading teaching hospital and the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. With extensive experience treating both men and women, Christine addresses a wide range of pelvic health concerns using advanced manual therapy techniques, including visceral mobilization, and is certified in dry needling. Her approach includes both vaginal and rectal treatments to ensure comprehensive care. Christine also brings a strong understanding of pain science and nervous system regulation, which allows her to treat chronic and complex cases with a trauma-informed, whole-person perspective.

In her free time, Christine enjoys weightlifting, cooking, and traveling with her husband.