Business Spotlight: Body Motion Physical Therapy
Small businesses and the people who own and work in them are the heart of our Edmonds community. To keep our downtown thriving, it’s more critical than ever that we think local first.
In this new series, we will be highlighting independently-owned businesses, and learn more about the folks that make them run!
Meet Allison Feldt from Body Motion Physical Therapy
What is your favorite part of your business?
Helping moms get pregnant, reducing birth injuries and decreasing the C-section rate and healing after babies so they can live healthy, happy, confident lives and avoid surgeries in the future!
Why did you start your business?
To help women get the care they need to avoid surgeries and medications in later life.
Why did you choose Edmonds for your business?
The community in Edmonds is so caring and the beach is so calming. As soon as you drive in and see the water it’s such a gift and we want our clients to feel comfortable and relaxed when they come to see us!
What is unique about your business?
As a pelvic expert physical therapy clinic we help specifically women during pregnancy and postpartum. Many other physical therapy clinics help a range of issues and usually have one or two PT’s that know about pelvic floor but don’t specialize in it.
Why should people do business with you?
We treat our clients like family. We know your kids names, what you did last weekend and want to help you continue or return to the activities you love.
What are you currently doing differently during this time?
We are an essential business, our hours are the same. We do have everyone wear a mask, sign a consent form and take their temperature upon arrival. Our Discovery Visit, a 30 minute complimentary visit, is now done virtually to limit the number of people coming to the clinic. We also offer a free online workshop once a month.
Tell us a fun fact about yourself!
I am a mom of two and grew up playing hockey.
Is there anything else you’d like to tell us about your business?
We are on a mission to reduce the C-section rate in America and help women heal properly after birth so they don’t need medications or surgeries in the future.
Body Motion Physical Therapy
320 Dayton St, #112
Years in business: 3
Photos by Matt Hulbert
