Hi, I’m Dr. Molly Caughlan.

I am a physical therapist who provides personalized, holistic care to help people meet their movement and recovery goals in order to live their fullest lives.

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My Approach

Holistic and Collaborative

My treatment lenses see the whole person and I appreciate the interconnectedness of our body’s many systems. I zoom in and out of different body parts to connect the dots and address the root causes of symptoms. I often collaborate with other providers in a team approach to widen the scope of investigation and treatment.

Safe and Supportive

I am here to help you understand your symptoms in a language that works for you. This helps define where your body is and creates treatment possibilities in a safe space free of judgement.

Tailored and Customizable

My clients come to care with specific challenges and appreciate my ability to meet them where they are. Together we successfully build skillsets to meet their goals.

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Types of Care

Pelvic Health
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Perinatal Support
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Orthopedic Care
Orthopedic Care

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Find out if we are a good fit by scheduling a free 15-minute phone consultation. Or book a one-on-one session, either virtually or in person.

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Patient Testimonials

  • Becky

    “Let me just start off by saying Molly is amazing! From the moment I met her, I knew she would be my Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Savior! I came to Molly after years of having painful sex and accepting it as the norm, with limited hope that I’d ever be able to get past it. We came up with a plan, and with consistency both with Molly in person and with assigned homework, I was able to see drastic improvements and was finally able to have pain-free sex and even conceive and birth a baby!

    I’ve also seen Molly over the years for orthopedic issues that have popped up and she’s always been helpful in identifying the problem, making a plan, and helping me get back to full strength so I can do my runs and lifts pain-free.

    Molly is kind, knowledgeable, smart, caring, respectful, and encouraging, and I would recommend her to anyone looking to get out of pain, both for pelvic floor and orthopedic issues alike.”

  • Sarah

    “Molly was an absolute lifesaver. She has a warm, grounded, calming presence and made me feel very safe during what can be intimate work. In just a few sessions, she helped me recover in leaps and bounds from my birth experience. I’ve already referred two friends to her!”

  • Rochel

    I worked with Molly for over a year, and she was truly the first therapist who helped me see real results. Every session started with her checking in, listening, and deciding together what we needed to focus on. Her approach was holistic and full-body, not just treating one area, and over time I became so much stronger. After struggling with other therapists, working with Molly finally gave me the progress I’d been hoping for — I genuinely feel like I have my strength back.

  • Bri

    “I have been working with Molly for a few years now and have gained so much knowledge and support when it comes to managing my pelvic pain.  She is really knowledgeable, intuitive, and adaptable in all kinds of hands on work, strengthening exercise, and breathing techniques to help connect mind and body. Molly holds an inclusive and compassionate space, which is essential for me as a trans and queer woman. I am very grateful for her and how far along I have come in my healing journey.”

  • Elba

    “When I first started working with Molly, I had resigned myself to the idea that my pelvic floor would always be “broken.” I was ashamed to admit how much this made me feel less than—both as a person and as a woman. Molly changed everything for me. She is, without a doubt, the best physical therapist I’ve ever seen.

    Through her skill, compassion, and holistic approach, Molly helped me see that my body wasn’t broken after all, and that I am both physically and emotionally strong and capable. She reconnected me with my own strength and womanhood at a time when I felt lost.

    There are rare moments in life when someone has a profound impact on the way you see yourself and the world. Working with Molly was one of those moments. She lifted me up when I needed it most, and gave me the confidence and strength that no other provider ever has. I am endlessly grateful for her care and her incredible gift as a healer..”

FAQ

  • Pelvic Health is important for people of all ages and genders.

    If you are experiencing symptoms related to your bladder, gut, or anywhere in the pelvis, the pelvic floor muscles are important to evaluate.

  • Caughlan Physical Therapy PLLC is out of network with all insurances. An invoice or “superbill” will be provided for clients to submit directly to their insurance for reimbursement. Payment is taken upfront at the time of service (cash, credit card or FSA/HSA accepted).

    Reimbursement rates vary by insurance carrier and plan. Please contact your insurance provider directly to inquire about your potential level of reimbursement.

  • The number of sessions needed depends on various factors, including your condition, treatment goals, and response to physical therapy. We’ll collaborate to create a personalized treatment plan tailored to achieving the best possible outcomes. On average, clients visit 6 to 10 times, typically once or twice a week. As you progress and are meeting your goals, we’ll gradually space out your sessions.

  • The first visit involves a deep subjective evaluation and a comprehensive physical examination depending on your symptoms. You will be educated on the potential benefits of physical therapy treatment and provided a customized treatment plan that works for your schedule.

  • Please allow 48 hours of notice for any cancellations or changes to your appointment. Patients who provide less than 48 hours of notice to cancel, or who miss their appointment, will be charged a cancellation fee of the full session price to the card on file.

  • Pelvic floor physical therapy assessments potentially include an internal vaginal or internal rectal exam to evaluate the pelvic floor muscles. You have the right to decline this or any other part of the examination process that may make you feel uncomfortable.

  • Yes!

    Unless you’re uncomfortable with the idea or feel just “blah”. If that’s the case, please follow the Cancellation and Missed Appointment Policy.