All about Durham Pelvic Physical Therapy

Since I started my own business this summer, I’ve wanted a distinct clinic name besides just my own. I’ll always be Dr. Rachel J so I wanted a company name too besides just Rachel J Physical Therapy & Wellness.

I must’ve spent hours thinking of adjectives that resonated with my vision and with what I hope that my patients feel in our sessions: empower, resilience, strong, invincible, fearless, etc.

But go figure, all those names were already taken by other PT clinics and besides that, none of them felt like they should stand alone as a company name because I want my patients to feel all of those emotions and more.

When I truly thought about what I want for myself and my company, it’s to make an impact here in my community. I want the women of Durham who are having pelvic symptoms to know that they can find help with me. I want them to feel empowered & resilient & strong & invincible & fearless & more after they resolve their pelvic symptoms!

I read that you shouldn’t put a location in your company name because you may move, and you shouldn’t put a specialty in your company name because you don’t want to pigeonhole yourself. But I moved to Durham very intentionally to settle down here. I don’t see myself going anywhere because I love this community. And my passion has always been the pelvic floor so that ain’t changing either! Plus, I loved the simplicity of Durham Pelvic.

So thanks for being here, at Durham Pelvic, I’m excited for this next phase of the biz!

💜 Dr. Rachel J

Dr. Rachel Jerozal, PT, DPT

Dr. Rachel Jerozal (or Dr. Rachel J, as she goes by) has her doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Miami. She has been working exclusively in Pelvic Health since graduating in 2021. Prior to PT school, she worked in the health & wellness industry for nearly a decade as a Personal Trainer and a Pilates Instructor, and uses Pilates & strength training principles frequently in her practice. She is passionate about women’s health and treating pregnancy and postpartum concerns, prolapse, incontinence, and pelvic pain.

Rachel’s Qualifications:

https://www.durhampelvicpt.com/about
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