Cassandra Lee Mosher

Cassie earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Belmont University in Nashville and has completed extensive training through the esteemed Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. She is passionate about providing an individualized treatment approach, which incorporates evidence-based research and education, hands-on manual therapies, in combination with strengthening and conditioning to maximize the effectiveness of each session.

Cassie feels passionately about creating a safe space to share and learn, normalizing the symptoms so many patients bring to their therapy and empowering them with the knowledge to fully understand their condition so that they can take an active role in recovery. She has a warm and creative spirit and comes to her discipline with a unique perspective after studying music and working as a professional musician. Cassie is proud to be part of a growing movement of practitioners who are bringing insight to the public around pelvic-floor related injuries and conditions, which have long been unrecognized and underserved. When she’s not at work, she is usually running after her energetic toddler, Ellington, taking long neighborhood walks with her husband (frequently to their favorite coffee shop), and geeking out on the latest pelvic health article.