Co-founder of BPHAC and previously the owner of Queen City Health & Wellness, Toni is a licensed acupuncturist who works to bridge acupuncture and conventional Western medicine, treating symptoms along with their underlying causes. Toni is also a skilled movement and posture instructor. Before being an acupuncturist and instructor, Toni was a social worker and counselor. Today, her treatment sessions are therapeutic scenes where profound physical and emotional healing is allowed to unfurl.  She believes that no person is fundamentally broken and that all people deserve to live with a sense of vitality.

Co-founder of BPHAC and previously the owner of Equal Standing PT, Kathleen is a doctor of physical therapy and experienced registered yoga teacher.  She specializes in orthopedic pain, sexual dysfunction, labor and delivery, and the nervous system’s role in chronic pain. She came to focus on the pelvic floor as a particularly important pathway to relieve chronic stress and pain. With over 20 years of experience, Kathleen’s magic is her honesty, humor, and ability to connect people with healing resources.  By offering attentive and curious compassion toward patients’ experiences, Kathleen provides a safe space to begin healing.

Hallie is a nationally certified and state licensed doctor of acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. Valedictorian of her graduating class at Pacific College of Health and Science in New York City, she spent five years of academic concentration in both eastern and western medicine.  Hallie is specially trained in pediatric acupuncture as well!

Nicole is a Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine specializing in Women’s Health, Stress and Pain Management, and Micro/Nanoneedling for anti-aging. She received her degree from the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine and has been a licensed acupuncturist and practitioner of integrative medicine since 2011.

As a licensed massage therapist, Candice’s optimistic outlook provides wellness through massage that enriches her client’s state of being.  Candice’s deliberate and focused approach to the myofascial network helps reduce stress and pain and promotes relaxation of the parasympathetic nervous system, which helps run life-sustaining processes, like digestion, when one feels safe and relaxed.  Like the body, mind, and spirit, the myofascial network works synergistically to contribute to one’s overall well-being. Candice can cater your massage to any style you prefer, but has a specialty for craniosacral work.

Movement and the miracle of the human body has always been of interest to Bridget. After earning a bachelor’s degree in exercise science and sports studies, she completed a yoga instructor training in 2015 that left her wanting more in-depth knowledge of how the body works and techniques she could employ to facilitate healing. In 2019, Bridget graduated with her doctorate of physical therapy from D’Youville College. She has worked in outpatient clinics and hospitals all over the United States. She has completed levels 1, 2A and 2B certifications for pelvic floor physical therapy from the Herman and Wallace Institute. In her diverse experience, she also treated pediatric conditions in the outpatient setting. Her background includes swim instruction, yoga instruction, weight lifting, running and hiking. She enjoys trying sports whenever she gets the opportunity and loves helping patients continue to participate and optimize performance in the activities that light them up.