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The cost is $299 and the session lasts 90 minutes and is suitable for all levels of runners/athletes.
I am an avid recreational runner, and I prided myself in the fact that I ran all the way through my first pregnancy. Prior to giving birth to my second child at the age of 39, I had 8 marathons under my belt, including 2 Boston Marathons, and my personal best time which I ran less than 2 years following the birth of my first daughter. Thinking that I could pick up with running after the birth of my second daughter just I had with my first, I started training for, and ran the Paris Marathon on my 40th birthday only 10 months after my second daughter was born.
Sounds wonderful, a marathon in Paris followed by a wonderful vacation to kick off my 40th. But, hindsight, 20/20, that was a huge mistake, and I have been on the injury roller coaster ever since. My mid-section just never went back to what it was, which I would learn later was diastasis recti, and I had to make sure I planned my running routes near restrooms because of incontinence issues as the result of a severely weakened core and pelvic floor. I had surgery and sought out physical therapy to help with the issues, but they didn’t subside. I continued to train for marathons, but each year a new injury or illness would emerge, stopping my training in its tracks. At the beginning of 2018, I started yet another training program, only to be sidelined by a stress fracture in my foot.
Enter in Jennifer Wells McCauley. I was fortunate enough to meet Jennifer right after my stress fracture at a pelvic floor health seminar she put on at The Dailey Method in Colleyville. I felt like she was speaking directly to me at the seminar, and decided that while I was sidelined with my injury, I could work with her to start addressing my pelvic floor issues. What I soon learned from Jennifer is that all of my injury woes were tied directly to my weak core and pelvic floor. Jennifer worked with me for months while my foot was healing to address these issues with individualized one-on-one sessions with a unique emphasis on Pilates-based movements. I always felt that I had Jennifer’s complete attention during the sessions, which was key to me keeping up with the exercises she prescribed on a daily basis, allowing me to truly resolve the issues and move forward to rehabbing my foot after it healed. After my foot was healed, we then worked together to regain strength and mobility in the foot and introduce a daily pre-run core routine so that I could begin running again and build back up towards a marathon. There were some setbacks throughout this process, but Jennifer was there to support me every step of the way. She has such a great eye for movement patterns, and is able to identify and provide immediate relief and a path forward for dealing with these issues. The treatment modalities she has used with me, including cupping, Graston scraping, and dry-needling, have all provided me with a significant amount of relief and enabled me to increase my training volume safely and with confidence.
Amazingly, by mid-spring of 2019, although I was at the peak of my marathon training, I only needed to see Jen for the occasional “tune-up”. At that time, Jill Doyle had joined the Inspire team. Having worked with Jill before in a more traditional PT practice, and knowing the specific running-related expertise she has, I was thrilled when she teamed up with Jen! Together, Jen and Jill make quite the dynamic duo! It was so amazing having two gurus of movement care for me in one session! With the addition of Jill’s specific running expertise, I have received the most comprehensive guidance for my daily pre-running routine that I think is possible. With their help, I was able to achieve and surpass my goal. After 4 long years, I was finally able to complete and run a Boston Marathon qualifying time at Grandma’s Marathon in June of 2019.
I simply could not have achieved this goal without the help of Jen and Jill at Inspire PT and Wellness, and I cannot thank them enough!
Being a marathoner for 17 years, I cannot be more pleased with Jill Doyle, my sports therapist for achilles tendonitis. Jill explains how the whole body is taken into consideration when there is an injury. The exercises are practiced in the session and an easy-to-follow video, voice, timing and accountability program is provided to my phone. Dry needling and correct breathing techniques were pleasant addition. I highly recommend Inspire for any running injury.
Abbey graduated from Oklahoma State University with her undergraduate degree and earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Langston University. Beyond her professional achievements, Abbey brings a personal touch to patient care and loves spending time with her little one.
Passionate about overall health, Abbey is well-versed in NeuroKinetic Therapy (NKT), Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), Pilates, and Dry Needling. Her commitment to continuous learning is reflected in her comprehensive approach to addressing musculoskeletal issues, allowing her to create effective and tailored treatment plans.
Abbey Malamut is a dedicated healthcare professional who blends compassion, expertise, and ongoing education to improve the lives of her patients.
Chandler is our go-to girl for questions, concerns, and scheduling needs. Her meticulous attention to detail and warm approachable manner helps keep our office moving smoothly!
When not diligently supporting our operations, you can find her passionately working towards her degree in psychology. In her free time, Chandler balances her commitment to well-being by taking pilates classes and enjoying the company of her adorable pup.
Rachel Nielsen is a seasoned and dedicated therapist devoted to enhancing lives through rehabilitation. Educated at Texas Christian University (TCU) with a Bachelor of Science and earning her Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) from the esteemed University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in 2013, Rachel has built a solid foundation for her flourishing career.
With over a decade of experience, Rachel has honed her skills in specialized areas such as Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT), Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), Pilates,Pelvic Floor Therapy, and Dry Needling. Her commitment to excellence and continuous learning distinguishes her in the field.
Beyond her professional achievements, Rachel is a devoted mother of three, enriching her understanding of physical well-being, especially during pregnancy and postpartum recovery.
Rachel Nielsen’s wealth of knowledge and compassionate care make her a sought-after pelvic floor and orthopedic Physical Therapist. Her holistic approach to rehabilitation, whether assisting new mothers, athletes, or those seeking pain relief, showcases her unwavering dedication to optimal health and well-being.
Megan is a highly skilled Doctor of Physical Therapy dedicated to optimizing individuals’ physical well-being. With a solid educational foundation from the University of Louisville and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the esteemed University of Saint Augustine, Megan excels in her field.
Megan’s professional expertise encompasses various specialized areas, including Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT), Visceral Manipulation, Dry Needling, and Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy. Her commitment to continuous learning ensures she stays at the forefront of advancements in the field.
Passionate about patient care, Megan takes a personalized approach, offering compassionate care and tailored treatment plans to help individuals achieve their physical goals. Her comprehensive skill set, dedication, and focus on holistic well-being make her a sought-after practitioner, contributing to her reputation as a respected leader in physical therapy.
Originally a physical therapist, Karen graduated with her BS in Physical Therapy from The University of Connecticut in 1996. She worked in several different specialties over the next 13 years, including long term care, acute care, aquatic therapy, neurological care and orthopedic medicine in Connecticut.
She discovered her love of Pilates in 2001. A big part of her job as a physical therapist was lifting patients, which in turn led to substantial pain and discomfort in her own body. After starting Pilates she saw improvement in posture and experienced significantly less pain. By adapting the principles of Pilates, she began incorporating them into her orthopedic work and saw excellent results.
Karen moved to New Jersey and became certified in Mat Pilates, teaching out of her home . After her move to Texas in 2011, she continued to work in physical therapy at Baylor, incorporating Pilates into her orthopedic and neuro patients’ routines. With three young children, Karen decided to focus on Pilates certification through Balanced Body and taught mat, reformer and springboard classes and privates before joining Inspire to incorporate her skills in a therapeutic setting.
Karen has recently trained in Red Cord/Neurac as well as NKT so that she can continue the therapeutic exercises from her clients’ PT.
With her experience, Karen is able to modify Pilates exercises to adjust for limitations and accommodate all fitness levels. Her personal Pilates instruction philosophy is to keep the body centered and balanced to create stability then challenges to make a real change in the lives of her clients. In her off time Karen enjoys spending time with her husband and three children, hiking, cross-training and skiing with her family.
Amy has been a licensed Physical Therapist since graduating from the Medical University of South Carolina in 2000. She has treated patients in a variety of settings including acute care, neuro ICU, and outpatient orthopedics and pelvic floor. Amy has advanced training in pelvic floor physical therapy through Herman and Wallace, Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT) and Dry Needling.
A fitness instructor since 1991, Amy has taught a variety of exercise formats including Pilates mat and reformer, yoga, pre/postnatal fitness and spinning. She received her Pilates Reformer certificate from Balanced Body in 2011 after joining an Atlanta physical therapy private practice where she first started to incorporate Pilates equipment into her treatments.
Originally from Charleston, South Carolina, Amy moved to Southlake in 2015 with her husband, Jason, and their 3 children. Amy has a passion for wellness and nutrition and loves to stay fit through Pilates, Crossfit and daily walks with her dogs.
Amy’s personalized approach to treating her clients makes each session unique. As her patient, you will receive one-on-one customized treatment that will get you back to the activities you love. Her approach to treating the whole body, combined with her expertise in correcting movement and postural dysfunction, will make each treatment session meaningful and effective, leading to a better version of you.
Jennifer McCauley, PT, DPT, OCS is DFW’s premier physical therapist specializing in Pilates-based rehabilitation, orthopedic, and pelvic health physical therapy. Jennifer graduated from Mount St. Mary’s University with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2008 and became Board Certified in Orthopedics (OCS) in 2012. Jennifer has extensive training in Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), Movement Links, and NeuroKinetic Therapy (NKT). Jennifer is a Polestar trained nationally certified Pilates instructor (NCPT) and has been teaching for over 20 years. Jennifer is strongly influenced by her background in movement science and incorporates this into all of her treatment sessions.
After seeing the effects pelvic floor physical therapy had on her body, her passion for pelvic health was ignited. She began her training journey in pelvic floor physical therapy while working for Kaiser Permanente in the Urology department and deepened her knowledge with continued education through Herman and Wallace. She has advanced manual therapy training in Visceral and Neural Mobilization through the Barral Institute and in Functional Dry Needling through Kinetacore and is one of the few physical therapists in the area trained in dry needling for the pelvic floor.
Jennifer spent the first 10 years of her career in Los Angeles working in a variety of private practices and hospital settings. In 2017, she moved to DFW with her husband, Scott and two children and opened Inspire Physical Therapy and Wellness with Julie Henderson to bring her vision of an integrative physical therapy clinic with a patient-centered approach. When not working, you can find Jennifer engaged in her local community, spending time with her family, and staying fit with bar and functional fitness classes .
Coined the “Body Detective”, Jennifer gets to the root cause of a patient’s pain and ailments. Her integrative approach to rehabilitation is reflected in the individualized and customized care she gives each of her patients. Jennifer brings skilled manual therapy with corrective movement training to help patients get back to the activities they love. Her holistic approach to care helps her patients to not only recover from injury, but to thrive, living life to its fullest.
Jill earned her Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) certification in 2015 and has utilized Dartfish biomechanical computer analysis for orthopedic and sports injury rehab. She has extensive manual therapy certifications and is certified in Neurokinetic Therapy (Level 3), Movement Links, manipulation, Dry Needling, Graston instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, and Advanced Sports Nutrition.
She rehabs patients utilizing a combined functional approach assessing motor chain deficits combining Neural manipulation, Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT), Movements Links, and integrates with Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), Redcord (Neurac), and pilates based exercises. This allows her to provide an individualized treatment plan that gets her patients back to doing the things they love. She loves a challenge, and her commitment to education and passion for getting to the root cause of pain is an inspiration and instrumental in her patient’s success.
Jill has a passion for whole body wellness and educating patients regarding nutrition for chronic pain and sports performance. She has a special interest in treating chronic pain, sports injuries, sacroiliac dysfunctions, running injuries, and overhead athletes. In her spare time she enjoys traveling and running marathons.
Julie is a proven leader, with a history of helping companies from Fortune 500 to small businesses, align process and technology to drive better outcomes. Her business acumen, entrepreneurial drive and love for health and wellness combined for a perfect mix to help bring the Inspire vision to life.
Julie graduated with her Bachelor’s from Oklahoma State University in 2007. She is a certified Pilates instructor and loves incorporating it into her workout routine. In her free time she enjoys traveling with her family, hiking, gardening and running.
Indika received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Nevada Las Vegas in Kinesiology and Fitness Management. A former ballet dancer, she has always been involved in movement and fitness which led her to a career as a health professional in personal training, GYROTONIC(R) and Pilates. She excelled as a GYROTONIC(R) instructor at Lotus Flow Movement in Palm Desert, CA, personal trainer and fitness instructor at the Canyon Ranch Spa Club in the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, Genesis Medical Spa and 24 Hour Fitness. Most recently, she has completed her Pilates training with Balanced Body. Indika is originally from Las Vegas, NV and moved to Texas in 2018. She enjoys hiking, yoga, gardening, ballet and spending time with her family and always approaches everyday with a positive attitude.
