Pelvic Floor Therapists
Christa Carlomusto
Physical Therapist | Certified Lymphedema Therapist
Christa Carlomusto (she/her), PT, MPT, CLT is a pelvic floor physical therapist, certified lymphedema therapist and founder/owner of Private Health Physical Therapy & Wellness. Over the years, Christa has been lead therapist and an integral part of the launch and development of hospital based programs for both lymphedema and pelvic floor services. With over 15 years of experience treating a variety of diagnosis and conditions, Christa now specializes in comprehensive In-Home therapy geared toward your specific needs and goals. Christa strongly believes that pelvic floor therapy should be standard prenatal and postpartum care, to which the benefits are innumerable. She feels that the cornerstone of good clinical treatment is nurturing trust and communication between therapist and client, as well as empowering individuals to take part in their healthcare journey. In addition to being a physical therapist, Christa is a mother, a drummer and makes a tasty lasagna.
Nancy Boyd
Physical Therapist | Doctor of Physical Therapy | Fellow of Applied Functional Science | Certified Functional Manual Therapist
Nancy Boyd (she/her), PT, DPT, FAFS, CFMT, CAPP-OB, is a sports medicine, orthopedic and pelvic health trained Doctor of Physical Therapy who has invested her career in continuing to pursue advanced education in these areas in order to provide her clients with the most effective, holistic and individualized treatment approach she can. Nancy is an athlete herself, having participated in division I collegiate cross country and track. She spent the majority of her time in collegiate sports overtrained, undernourished, and injured, and is forever thankful to all of the people on her journey who taught her how to compassionately care for herself and others and started her on the path to becoming a physical therapist. Nancy has combined this background with her pelvic floor physical therapy training to specialize in perinatal sports medicine. Too often she sees birthing people deal with long standing injuries that limit their ability to keep up with their kiddos, return to the sports they love, or resume pleasurable intimacy with a partner. She wants all birthing people to know that there is so much hope, support, and healing available right now. The path forward can be an empowering one and you deserve it. Out of the office Nancy practices what she preaches and is a mother runner and mover who soaks up time with her husband, toddler, and friends at local coffee shops and out on the trails.