Hi!
I’m Michelle Webb, Doctor of Physical Therapy at Webb Physical Therapy
I believe that each patient should be treated with a holistic, whole person approach to healing. What does that mean? Every person is unique, and I love helping my patients develop individualized treatment plans to help them achieve their specific goals.
Since graduating from PT school in 2011, I have worked in many different areas of physical therapy, but it wasn’t until I started working with pelvic health that I found my true passion.
Too often, people are told that the pelvic health issues they are feeling (leaking urine/feces, pelvic pain, pain with intercourse/tampon use/speculums, pelvic heaviness, the list goes on and on) are normal, and something they have to deal with. While those issues may be common, I want to help everyone realize there is life outside of their symptoms! I truly feel joy when I can help someone improve their quality of life and return to the activities they love, without difficulty.
When I’m not at work, most of my time is spent with my husband, Scott, and our two children. I love cheering on the Jayhawks in all sports, but especially soccer and football. I enjoy staying active through running, lifting, and being out in nature. I’m excited to be working in Lawrence and helping to spread the benefits of Pelvic Health physical therapy to this awesome community.
Hey There!
I’m Jess Reed,
Doctorate of Occupational Therapist
I’m a pelvic health OT who’s passionate about women people feel more at home in their bodies.
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As an occupational therapist, I’ve always been drawn to the everyday things that matter—like going to the bathroom without fear, enjoying intimacy without pain, or just feeling confident doing the things you love. I’ve seen how symptoms like leaking or pelvic pain can affect people’s lives, and I want everyone to know: you don’t have to live like that.
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My approach is warm, collaborative, and judgment-free. I believe healing happens when you feel safe, heard, and supported. I tell my patients that TMI means tell me immediately—but only when they’re ready. I’ll meet you wherever you are.
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I’m originally from Burlington, KS (population: 2.5 stoplights) and made my way back to Lawrence after undergrad at KU and grad school at KU Med. Outside of work, you’ll usually find me baking (I’ve lovingly dubbed my creations “hideous but delicious”), reading, or hiking when I get the chance.
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If you’re unsure about starting pelvic floor therapy, here’s what I’d say: Don’t be scared. Don’t feel guilty for taking care of yourself. And know that you’re not alone—we’ve truly seen it all.
