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Meet Your Provider

Megan Powers, PT, DPT, IBCLC

Personal stuff:

Mama to three little girls, all of whom have very different, equally big and vibrant personalities. My husband Sean is also a physical therapist! We had 2 rescue dogs, Kells and Jackson, but they are no longer with us.

I love being outdoors; I like to run (trails and road), bike (road only!), and lift weights. I come from a family of physical therapists (and one chef extraordinaire) so you could say PT is "in my blood."

Fun fact: I am a professional improviser. If you're not sure what that means, you should come check out a show! You can find our team, The Alexanders, cracking up audiences in venues throughout Bucks and Montgomery counties and in Philly.
 

Professional stuff:

Studied at Temple University - Bachelor's in Exercise Physiology and at Neumann University - Doctor of Physical Therapy

IBCLC

Spent the first six years of my career practicing outpatient PT in a family business with my dad and brother (both PTs!), but my schedule was not conducive for having a new baby. Transitioned into home healthcare for another 5+ years until the Coronavirus pandemic hit when I pivoted and homeschooled my children for a year, and eventually opened this practice in April of 2021!

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Specialty areas:

I have collected a LOT of continuing education over my years practicing, but in the last several years I have gained hundreds of hours of education specifically in the areas of women's health and fitness, pelvic health, lactation and infant feeding, tethered oral tissues, and infant development. I am an IBCLC (international board certified lactation consultant), which means I am able to support parents in learning how to breast and bottle feed, help breastfeeding parents troubleshoot issues with breastfeeding, as well as provide support and education to the community. I am specially trained in treating the symptoms associated with tethered oral tissues, torticollis, and resolving head shape issues without a helmet!

Photo at top: Michael McNeil, 2018

Noteworthy Coursework

Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehab Institute: Level 1, Level 2B
Total Motion Release (TMR) Tots & Teens: Level 1
Chrysalis Orofacial Tethered Oral Tissues Specialty Training
Baby Begin Education: The Therapist's Role in Treating Plagiocephaly Without a Helmet

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