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Taylor Edmiston PT, DPT
Edmiston Physical Therapy
Dr. Taylor Edmiston is a certified pelvic floor physical therapist who is passionate about helping women feel strong, confident, and supported in their bodies through every stage of life. She works with women experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction, pregnancy and postpartum recovery, birth preparation, pelvic pain, core weakness, leakage, urgency, prolapse, and menopausal changes. Known for her warm, approachable style and whole-body perspective, Taylor is sought out by women looking for care that feels both highly skilled and genuinely supportive. She believes pelvic health care should feel comfortable, empowering, and personalized — never rushed or intimidating. Taylor combines hands-on treatment, movement, breathwork, education, and practical strategies to help women better understand their bodies and return to daily life feeling stronger and more connected. Her goal is to create a space where women feel truly heard, cared for, and confident in their healing journey.
