Amanda earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy from Winston Salem State University in 2015.  She has a total of 19 years’ experience in the Physical Therapy field working as a Physical Therapist Assistant for 10 years prior to graduating from PT school.

Her clinical experience spans through home health, outpatient/inpatient, and private practice settings treating patients of all ages from pediatrics to geriatrics. Before focusing in pelvic health, Amanda treated general orthopedic and post-operative conditions, neurological conditions such as vertigo and degenerative neurological conditions receiving a Certificate in Vestibular Rehab and LSVT BIG.  Amanda always had an interest in pelvic health which finally came to fruition in 2021 when she had the opportunity to further her education in Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy coursework through Herman and Wallace and the Institute of Clinical Excellence.

Amanda is deeply passionate about helping others, particularly underserved and vulnerable populations, such as women’s health. Her mission is to empower women by imparting knowledge and fostering self-advocacy through personalized treatment plans. These plans are carefully tailored to meet each individual’s unique needs, regain control of their symptoms, boost their confidence, and enhance their overall well-being.

Amanda, originally from Bassett, VA, has resided in Winterville, NC for 2 years with her husband, Josh, and daughter Millie.  She has two fur babies, German Shepard mix Shaka and her 3-legged Catahoula mix, Pandy.  Prior to motherhood, she enjoyed challenging herself physically through running, competing in sprint triathlons and CrossFit.  Currently, she is embracing this new season of life and stays active through home workouts, group fitness classes and play time with her daughter.  

“Your body is like a car. It will get you to your destination, but it requires care and maintenance to run well.” – Author Unknown