Meet Our Founder

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    Pelvic Health Deserves More

    I spent years working in sports PT clinics, treating athletes who wanted to get better, and I kept seeing the same gap. Pelvic health issues were being minimized or referred away entirely. My first job at a pelvic therapy clinic was missing something critical: a gym suitable for progressive overload. With my background in personal training, I knew I could create a better pelvic health experience.

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    Why The Pelvic Floor

    The pelvic floor doesn't work in isolation. It's part of a larger system made up of your pelvic floor, hips, and deep core muscles. When we treat the whole picture instead of isolated symptoms, outcomes change. That's why every pelvic health evaluation includes a full assessment of your movement patterns and limitations. Because getting you better means understanding how your body actually works.

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    Education-First Treatment

    One of my goals is for you to be able to understand your own body. At The Pelvic Institute, education is built into every session. We don't just fix your symptoms, we make sure you know what happened, why it happened, and what you can do to make sure it doesn't happen again. We want you to leave feeling better than baseline. Pelvic health deserves more, and that’s exactly what TPI has to offer.

Our Mission

Pelvic health is essential, and it deserves a dedicated space that treats it that way.

Our goal is to make pelvic floor therapy as accessible and normalized as sports physical therapy. That means having a welcoming clinical space with a full gym and therapists who have dedicated their careers to being the best at what they do. This looks like one-on-one care, progressive treatment plans, and patients who leave stronger and more connected to their bodies than they were before they walked in.

Meet the Team

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    Amanda Neri PT, DPT

    FOUNDER & PELVIC FLOOR SPECIALIST

    Dr. Neri (she/her) was born and raised in the Northwest Chicago Suburbs, and her studies lead her to various cities around the world, including Los Angeles, London, Boston, and Toronto.

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  • Hannah Meyer PT, DPT

    CLINIC DIRECTOR & PELVIC FLOOR SPECIALIST

    Dr. Meyer (she/her) is passionate about helping people reclaim their lives from pelvic pain. She has a special interest in treating conditions including vaginismus, painful sex, endometriosis, and other complex pelvic floor concerns.

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    Phebe Philip PT, DPT

    CLINIC DIRECTOR & PELVIC FLOOR SPECIALIST

    Raised in the Northwest Suburbs, Dr. Philip (she/her) is thrilled to be back in Chicago and even more excited to be checking off every new restaurant in the city.

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    Hannah Lattanzio PT, DPT

    PELVIC FLOOR SPECIALIST

    Dr. Lattanzio (she/her) was born and raised in the Northwest Suburbs of Chicago and initially began her college career at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign to study advertising when she discovered physical therapy after a running injury.

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    Madi Grzesiak PT, DPT

    PELVIC FLOOR SPECIALIST

    Dr. Madi Grzesiak (she/her) is a dedicated and compassionate pelvic health physical therapist with a passion for helping individuals regain confidence and comfort in their bodies.

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    Michelle Weil OTD

    PELVIC FLOOR SPECIALIST

    Dr. Michelle Weil (she/her) is a compassionate and client-centered pelvic health occupational therapist committed to helping individuals reconnect with their bodies and feel motivated, safe, and supported throughout their healing journey.

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    Alex Adams PT, DPT

    PELVIC FLOOR SPECIALIST

    Alex (she/her) was originally born in Germany but grew up in the Southwest Chicago Suburbs.

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    Em Harris

    PILATES INSTRUCTOR

    Em (she/her) began teaching Pilates in 2015 after growing up in the industry and practicing from the time she was 8 years old.

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    Sam Hancock

    SENIOR CLIENT EXPERIENCE SPECIALIST

    Sam (they/them) is originally from North Carolina where they started their path in administrative assistance.

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    Jordan Weinberg

    CLIENT EXPERIENCE SPECIALIST

    Jordan (she/her) was born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, and earned both her Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Master’s degree in Public Policy from the University of Missouri.

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Want to Join the Team?

We’re building something different. We're looking for people who want to be part of it as we grow.

We've built a clinic where pelvic health gets the same respect, rigor, and resources as any other medical specialty. If you're a clinician who's tired of treating patients in a system that undervalues pelvic health, or an administrative professional who wants to work somewhere with a real mission, we want to hear from you.

Send your resume and a brief intro to info@thepelvicinstitute.com and we will reach out if a position is available.

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