Education:

Bachelors in Science in Health Science at Clemson University in Clemson, South Carolina.

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) from Marymount University

Advanced Training:

Pelvic floor rehabilitation training through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute, the APTA Pelvic Health Section, and Pelvic Guru Academy

Pessary Management for the Physical Therapist, American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)

Advanced Prolapse, Stress Urinary Incontinence & Pessary Fitting, Women’s Health Training Associates

Graduated from Evidence In Motion’s (EIM) Orthopedic Residency Program

Orthopedic Certified Specialist (OCS).

CEAS® 1 Certified Ergonomic Specialist

Foundations in Dry Needling for Orthopedic Rehab and Sport Performance through Structure and Function

Wisdom of Trauma Healing Immersion: with Dr. Gabor Maté, Dr. Peter Levine, Bessel van der Kolk & Dr. Scott Lyons

Level 1 Stecco Fascial Manipulation (FM-1)

Lymph Drainage Therapy 1 (LDT) by the Chikly Institute

Teaching Experience:

Orthopedic residency programs, New graduate physical therapists, Physical therapy students.

COMT (Certification of Orthopedic Manual Training) instructor from 2016-2018.

Goals:

Dr. Mary is deeply passionate about supporting others in comprehending their pain and harnessing the mind-body connection to empower themselves beyond the confines of traditional Western medicine. She specializes in a whole-body approach and supports people as they navigate the perimenopause transition.

As someone who has a history complex PTSD and surviving Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2019, her journey has fueled a desire to help individuals take control of their symptoms and explore holistic approaches to healing. ResilientRx was built to be a safe haven for all people to truly get the care they deserve.

She enjoys hiking, exploring nature, practicing mindfulness, weightlifting, stand-up comedy, crafting,  DIY home projects, having deep and meaningful conversations, and last but not least, playing with her dog, Ms. Maya Papaya Grimberg. Maya loves to snuggle, hike and is currently battling her struggles of misdirected aggression towards larger dogs.

You can check out Dr. Mary’s Podcast: TMI Talk with Dr. Mary here.

Education:

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting for the Stage & Screen, Dance Minor

Goals:

Olivia aims to provide a welcoming space and a soft place to land for her community wherever she may be. She hopes to be a bridge between meeting patients where they are at, and helping them get the care they need efficiently and effectively.

Olivia is committed to helping people feel connected to their bodies through creative and intentional movement. She hopes to gain a further understanding of the body from a therapeutic lens so she can help individuals access their instrument from wherever they may be in their journey.

About:

Olivia is a dance instructor with the Butler Center for Fitness & Dance at Ballet Austin. She teaches Contemporary, Musical Theatre, and Jazz styles to all levels. Her mission as a teacher is to create a safe space for anybody, and everybody to move their body and experience the joy of movement! She believes in finding release and embodiment through creative movement, and implores her students to find movement that feels authentic to their bodies. With her background in acting, storytelling through movement is the basis for much of her work and choreography, and has provided her with the groundwork to be curious and investigative about movement beyond technique and aesthetics.

Education:

Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from University of California, Santa Barbara

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), University of Puget Sound

Advanced Training:

RYT 200 hour Yoga Teacher Certification

Pelvic floor rehabilitation training through Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute

Management of Pregnancy and Post-Partum Athletes training through the Institute of Clinical Excellence

Level 1 Blood Flow Restriction Certification

Foundations in Dry Needling for Orthopedic Rehab and Sport Performance through Structure and Function

Goals:

Arista is extremely passionate about helping empower and teach people how to recover from injuries so that they can return to the activities that they love. She believes learning to move well is a critical skill that can improve everyone’s life, and it’s never too late to learn it.

About:

When she’s not doing some sort of movement practice of her own, you’ll find her making art in her stained glass studio, meditating, or growing veggies on her and her partner’s homestead. Her favorite activities include rock climbing, mountain biking, tree-climbing, dancing, highlining, and studying under the Ido Portal movement method.

Education:

Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science (Pre-Physical Therapy) at Texas State University

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) from University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus

Advanced Training:

Pelvic floor rehabilitation training through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute

Ehlers-Danlos and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorders and Postpartum Considerations through the Pelvic Global Academy

Advanced Prolapse, Stress Urinary Incontinence & Pessary Fitting, Women’s Health Training Associates

Certified Pregnancy and Post-partum Corrective Exercise Specialist through Core Exercise Solutions

Gait Happens: Gait Foundations

Visceral Manipulation

Functional Trigger Point Dry Needling

Goals:

Utilizing her highly intuitive manual skills and orthopedic background, alongside her pelvic floor training, Jill is skilled at unwinding layers of dysfunction to get to the root of the issue.

Treating individuals with hypermobility is a passion for Jill, who believes everyone has the ability to move well and safely in their own bodies. Jill strives for a collaborative approach with each patient with the ultimate goal of independent self-management and a focus on functional exercise and movement patterns.

Hypermobile and neurodivergent herself, Jill brings a personal understanding of unique challenges facing hypermobile patients. She relates to each patient’s individual experiences with humor and genuine curiosity. She passionate about helping people realize their body is rarely working against them, even when its attempts may seem a little misguided, it’s doing its best.

About:

Happy to be back in Central Texas, Jill enjoys getting outside with her husband to connect with nature and relax through hiking, stand up paddle boarding, and stopping to pet every dog she meets. In her free time, she enjoys creating with her hands through sewing, painting, knitting, and art of all kinds.

Special interests: beginner birder, astrology, good/bad movies (like the Fast and the Furious and anything with Nic Cage)

Education:

Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology, Exercise Science from University of Illinois at Chicago

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) from Northwestern University, Chicago

Advanced Training:

Pelvic floor rehabilitation training through Herman and Wallace

Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute, the APTA Pelvic Health Section, and The Mummy MOT

Obstetric physical therapy training through the APTA Pelvic Health Section and The Mummy MOT

Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist through Core Exercise Solutions

Visceral Mobilization through Institute of Physical Art

Functional Mobilization through Institute of Physical Art

Piston Science through Julie Wiebe

Certified Pilates Instructor

Reiki Level 2 Practitioner

Goals:

Dr. Mary Voves is an orthopedic and pelvic floor physical therapist, intuitive practitioner, and energy healer who is passionate about integrating physical rehabilitation with emotional and energetic well-being. She understands that meaningful healing often involves more than addressing the physical body alone, as our bodies can communicate what may be happening beneath the surface.

Through her own experiences, Dr. Mary has developed a deep appreciation for whole-person care that supports not only recovery, but also the ability to feel fully alive and thrive. She especially enjoys working with people experiencing chronic pain, hypermobility, POTS, and symptoms related to hormonal changes. As a mother, she is also passionate about supporting people throughout pregnancy and postpartum.

About:

Outside the clinic, Mary enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, practicing yoga and meditation, reading astrology charts, dancing, singing, and writing.

Education:

Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics from The University of Texas

Advanced Training:

Goals:

Cameron is passionate about helping you to unlock your body’s potential through personalized nutrition and holistic wellness. With a focus on understanding the unique needs of each individual, she integrates the principles of functional nutrition and fitness to support a balanced, vibrant life.

Cameron specializes in helping clients with:

• Constipation, bloating, and ongoing digestive issues
• Blood sugar regulation
• PCOS, menopause, and irregular periods
• Inflammation and joint pain

About

Outside of work, Cameron enjoys spending time with her husband Eli, their new baby, Mason, and their dog, Bronson. She especially loves spending time outdoors doing activities like hiking, skiing, wake surfing, and bike riding. When she’s not outdoors, you can find her in the kitchen experimenting with new healthy and delicious recipes.