Dr. Carin Cappadocia is a mom of two, a runner and a highly experienced pelvic health physical therapist, that has been practicing in the community since 2011. 

She was born and raised in the Capital Region, receiving her Doctorate from Sage Graduate School and a Bachelor of Arts from the State University of New York at Albany. During her time in school, she had a strong passion for pursuing pelvic physical therapy, recognizing the significant demand for this specialized field within our community. She has completed her pelvic physical therapy training through the American Physical Therapy Association and Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute.
She is passionate and dedicated to improving the quality of life of patients who are experiencing symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunctions. 
In addition to her professional achievements, Dr. Cappadocia is an accomplished runner who has completed multiple 48.6 mile running challenges, half marathons and a few 200'ish mile relay races, one occurring while she was 5 months pregnant.

Dr. Courtney McGeary has been practicing in the community as a physical therapist since 2015, initially in orthopedics and finally pursuing her passion for pelvic health in 2019, becoming a full-time pelvic health physical therapist. Dr. McGeary received her Bachelor of Science and Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Utica College and completed her pelvic health training through Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. With her strong background in orthopedics combined with the pelvic health specialty, she has been able to provide comprehensive care to patients encompassing the body as a whole. 
After having her first child in 2021, she gained an even greater understanding and appreciation for all that women endure during and after pregnancy and is now dedicated to improving accessibility to treatment for this population as well as raising awareness of pelvic health to the general public. 
In addition to being a full-time physical therapist, she was also a dance teacher in the capital region for many years teaching preschool aged children and children with special needs. While she loves working with people of all ages, her true passion is working with young children.

​