Caity Morris, Pelvic Floor Specialist, PT, DPT, began her physical therapy career in outpatient orthopedics, while continuing her education in pelvic health through the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. She has found her passion in caring for patients with pelvic floor dysfunction and is not one to shy away from taboo topics that can impede someone’s quality of life.

Caity earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Sage Graduate School in Troy, New York, and her Bachelor of Psychology from Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh, New York.

She has experience in acute and chronic injuries effecting the musculoskeletal and neurological systems, post-surgical care, and conditions influencing pelvic pain, urinary and bowel symptoms, and sexual dysfunction across all genders. Some common complaints she sees are urinary frequency, urgency, and incontinence, bowel urgency or constipation, and pain surrounding sexual activity.

Caity is an advocate for gender diversity in health care and has previously spoken on panels alongside other health professionals for transgender health and surgery and the role physical therapy has within this population. Additionally, she has collaborated with Urologists, Gynecologists, and Urogynecologists to improve awareness and access to pelvic floor dysfunction and care.

In her free time, Caity enjoys hiking with her dog Ronan, skiing, and finds a creative outlet in painting.

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Monday/Thursday: Downtown Office Tuesday/Wednesday/Friday: Norwell Office

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Dr. Erin Ray is a Rhode Island native, a fitness enthusiast, and wildly passionate about empowering her patients to live active, healthy, and fulfilling lives.

Dr. Erin graduated with honors from Northeast College of Health Sciences, formerly known as New York Chiropractic College, with her Doctorate of Chiropractic as well as her Master’s of Science in Applied Clinical Nutrition. During her clinical rotations, she served as a chiropractic resident in a multi-disciplinary clinic, where she worked alongside MDs and PTs to manage the care of patients with unique and complex neurologic conditions.

While patient education is the cornerstone of her practice, Dr. Erin enjoys using a mix of traditional chiropractic and modern rehabilitation techniques, such as manual and instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, in addition to nutritional consult, to help her patients achieve optimal health and return to the activities they love. Her Webster Certification lends to her ability to effectively care for pregnant patients, and she is incredibly passionate about supporting mothers with pre- and post-partum care. Dr. Erin is also well versed in pediatric assessment, helping little ones to achieve motor milestones and move beyond gross motor delays.

When Dr. Erin is not practicing, she enjoys spending time outdoors, swinging kettlebells, and enjoying a delicious cup of coffee with her husband.

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Zoe is a graduate of the Northeastern University Doctor of Physical Therapy Program. She has since been working in the greater Boston area in outpatient orthopedics and is certified in Dry Needling.

Growing up, Zoe played in a variety of sports, but was mainly a ballet dancer. Because of this, she grew to have an appreciation for the human body, and the impact of movement on our health, leading her to a career in physical therapy. She enjoys helping patients of all different backgrounds get back to doing activities they love and feeling in control of their own health.

Outside of PT, Zoe enjoys running, hiking and yoga, as well as road trips to new places. She grew up in Ohio and Florida, and has lived in Boston for 5 years.

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From a young age I experienced the benefits of massage through the hands of my abuela. A student of dance and movement, my ankles were constantly twisting. Though the massages were painful, the immediate relief led to regaining mobility. Finding that it was best to educate myself about hypermobility through physical therapy and similar self-care modalities. Leading me to study Muscular therapy in Cambridge,MA, for their strong orthopedic, and sports massage program.

Throughout my 25 year career, I have expanded my practice to include, prenatal massage, neuromuscular massage, and Thai bodywork. With certificates in Ayurveda, yoga, herbalism, nutrition, and postpartum care.

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