Meet our Therapy Team
We want you to be strong, proud, and pain free.
Our expert team treats women's health exclusively in order to provide true, specialized care, unique to you and your goals. We have both weekly and monthly meetings to collaborate on cases, review patient charts, and ensure our skills continue to progress to provide the highest level of care for our patients.
Our Story
Wait… What?!…. Yeah, there is such a thing as pelvic health physical therapy! It focuses on pelvic pain, pain during intercourse, incontinence, urinary or fecal frequency/hesitancy, common issues associated with pregnancy, orthopedic conditions that occur in the postpartum period and many additional problems women may endure in their lifetime. You don't have to live like this! Along side our mission to serve our patient's throughout their lifespan, we have expanded our services to include lactation counseling and mastitis care.
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We’re all unique… Every woman has a different story, a different past, and millions of individual events that make them who they are. Pelvic health physical therapy should combine truly individualized, patient-specific goals that includes intervention that works for you.
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Make it happen… We offer individualized, convenient, and effective treatment that will relieve your pain and strengthen your body on your terms and is designed to fit your schedule. If you decide to proceed with therapy, we will conduct a thorough evaluation to diagnose the problem and to develop a plan of treatment. Subsequent sessions will focus on lessening your symptoms and improving your deficits. We treat this way in order to see improvement within each session. The average client will see good results within 3-5 visits! What are you waiting for? Call us today!
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Meet The Team
Dr. Stefanie Long PT, DPT, STMT-C, CRTS
Owner/Physical Therapist
Dr. Stefanie Long received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Hardin Simmons University and trained in her post-doctorate studies in pelvic health through the American Physical Therapy Association.
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"I became passionate about women’s health therapy in 2011 after being treated as a patient following the birth of my first child. I struggled with incontinence and pelvic pain and, after just a few visits, my symptoms began to lessen. This led me to pursue certification in this area and go on to help women with similar concerns! I’ve seen hundreds of clients through the same processes!
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I have been a practicing physical therapist for over 16 years. I have treated patients in pelvic health, general orthopedic, post-operative conditions, sports injury rehab, and also pediatric patients with both neurological or orthopedic conditions and incontinence/bed-wetting issues.
I have 3 kids and am married to a wonderful husband who has helped me make this dream possible. On the weekends, I play taxi to each of my 3 kids and love to watch them play soccer, dance, and play the flute and french horn"
Dr. Aleesia Isom, PT, DPT, NASM-CPT
Physical Therapist
Dr. Aleesia Isom received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from University of North Texas Health Sciences Center and trained in her post-doctorate studies in pelvic health through the Herman Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. She has further post-graduate education in dry needling interventions, prolapse assessment and pessary fitting, manual therapy, prenatal and postpartum rehabilitation, and advanced education in return to exercise, sport and musculoskeletal disorders.
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"My passion for pelvic health was initially piqued due to my own personal struggles with pelvic health issues. I discovered my passion to specialize in pelvic floor dysfunctions during my clinical rotations where I saw a great need for pelvic health therapists in the community.
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I am motivated to provide exceptional pelvic physical therapy to all of my patients through patient centered care, one-on-one sessions, treating with evidence based interventions and striving to be a life long learner.
In my free time, I enjoy taking my two puppies (Boots and Sneakers) out for walks along the trail, traveling to new cities with friends, and running marathons around the world."
Dr. DJ Veine, OTD, OTR/L
Doctor of Occupational Therapy
Dr. Dj Veine received her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy at Texas Woman’s University and trained in her post-doctorate studies in pelvic health and trauma care through the American Occupational Therapy Association.
“My interest in pelvic health started after I was treated as a patient who had experienced several years of pelvic floor dysfunction that began in childhood. After a few sessions, I saw big improvements in my symptoms and became more confident to go about my daily activities without leaks or accidents. This inspired me to treat others with pelvic floor dysfunction across the lifespan. Since becoming a pelvic floor therapist, I've experienced a cesarean birth myself, which deepened my passion for helping women navigate the postpartum period--especially those recovering from abdominal surgeries.
I take a holistic approach to treatment considering every aspect of my patients' health to provide comprehensive, individualized care. My background includes experience in adult inpatient care and pediatrics, and I've helped expand a pediatric pelvic floor therapy program through a occupational therapy perspective. Since joining Concept Pelvic Health, I've continued to broaden my expertise in dry needling, interstitial cystitis, pregnancy and pospartum care, and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.
In my free time, I enjoy finishing home projects and reading fiction to unwind and relax. I love movie dates with my husband, Jeremy, solely for the movie theater popcorn. We often walk our pups, visit the lakehouse in the summer, and enjoy having friends over for game nights and backyard patio hangs."
Tracy Hammond, CLC
Certified Lactation Counselor, Postpartum Doula
Tracy was born in South Africa and from there lived in Europe and later came to the United States. From her experience in birthing in multiple countries, she has a unique experience of getting to different ways of doing things. Because of these experiences and struggles, she became passionate about the postpartum community.
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As a certified lactation counselor and postpartum doula, she is passionate about helping moms achieve their breastfeeding goals and navigate the early days of motherhood with confidence. Her journey into postpartum and lactation support began when she had her first child and experienced firsthand the challenges and joys of life with a newborn. That experience ignited a deep desire to support other parents.
Patient Care Coordinators
Kate
Lead Patient Care Coordinator
