doctor of physical therapy
pelvic floor specialist
Gauri is an foodie and a detective at heart. From reading mystery novels to reverse engineering recipes from her favorite restaurants in the kitchen, Gauri likes to sleuth.
Gauri is a chronic pelvic pain survivor who truly believes her physical therapist “gave her her life back”. On her own healing journey, she began to study (think: sleuth) the effects of trauma/stress on the body and strategies towards healing. This led her to study Neuroscience at the University of Michigan, and she went on to pursue her clinical doctorate in physical therapy at Andrews University. She is passionate about: pelvic health, the mind-body connection, the influence of stress on the body, and the adaptability of our nervous system and its effect on our movement!
Gauri utilizes visceral and osteopathic manual therapies to treat bowel/bladder dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse, low back and pelvic pain, and pregnancy/postpartum rehabilitation
Gauri is passionate about education and has attended courses through the APTA, Barral Institute, Herman & Wallace, and Great Lakes Seminars. She is devoted to patient education and empowering patients on their health journeys.
When she's not working, Gauri can be found in the kitchen! She is an avid foodie who enjoys cooking foods from global cuisines and especially enjoys touring cities with her belly.
Things that bring Gauri the most happiness in her day to day life include, but are not limited to: listening to NPR, watching Columbo, vocal jazz, watching bollywood movies, walking/hiking, a good cup of coffee, and making a successful meal (efficient and tasty!), and sharing.