Megan Robertson

About

I see my connection to the Natural World deeply and I spend as much time connecting with Nature as possible (and by Nature, I mean both my own Nature and that of Mother Nature). I use Nature as an inspiration for my entire life including the way I help people who come to me. 

My Skills

My skill set is to listen not only to people's words, but to people's bodies and help guide them back to their authenticity.

My background is as a pelvic floor physical therapist. I've taken classes through Herman and Wallace, the APTA Pelvic Health group, and the Institute of Physical Art. After realizing fully that orthopedic presenting issues are are often a symptom of a deeper issue, I began taking classes through IAHP's Barral institute and Upledger Institute as well as through Compassionate Inquiry (which is a program based in Dr. Gabor Mate's work on the connection between chronic health issues and negative underlying beliefs about one's self and repressed emotions). My work is also informed by the NOI group's research on chronic (persistent) pain and the work of Dr. Darcia Narvaez, who's research into childhood needs is informed by indigenous cultures. 

I help people deeply reconnect and relax into their true nature - that of personal power, love, generosity, and compassion. 

TESTIMONIALS 

Megan is the best Physical Therapist I have ever had. She helped me recover after my cervical spine surgery and supported my recovery on multiple levels, bringing awareness to mind/body connections. She incorporates many modalities in her treatments that a regular PT does not.  She listens incredibly well and knows exactly what the body needs and how to top into its healing potential. She is knowledgeable, competent and incredibly kind and caring. I would recommend Megan to anyone! She is just the best! 

 - Monika G, Chicago IL 

About a pelvic floor exam... "I just love things that WOW me-- in general, but especially in the realm of health and healing. This experience really wow'ed me 🤩 I became aware of so many things-- about myself, about tension and pulling in my pelvic floor that I didn't know existed, about the way that this tension is connected to my lower back and legs, and about my own apparent lack of connection in my nervous system in connecting to these areas. I even had some weird memories come up! 💥💥💥" 

 - Dr. Katie Ray, DC, Network Care Practitioner, Skokie, IL

Professional Associations / Memberships

Global Pelvic Health Association Membership (GPHAM)

IAHP Medallion Member