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Meet PelviEd Founders:

Dr. Tara Sullivan, PT, DPT, PRPC, WCS, IF

Dr. Tara Sullivan has spent more than a decade specializing in pelvic health physical therapy. She is the author of the Newbie to Knowledgeable manual series and is known for translating complex pelvic health concepts into practical, clinically relevant education.

She co-founded PelviEd and co-owns Mind to Body Healing, where she continues to treat patients and bring real-world clinical experience into every course, manual, and training resource she creates.

Dr. Kylee Austin, PT, DPT, Pelvic Health Specialist

Dr. Kylee Austin co-founded PelviEd and co-owns Mind to Body Healing. Her work within PelviEd focuses on helping clinicians build confidence, communicate clearly, and feel prepared for the real conversations that happen in pelvic health care.

Early in her career, Dr. Kylee recognized that technical knowledge alone was not enough. Many new pelvic health therapists understood the anatomy but still struggled to explain sensitive findings, guide difficult conversations, and trust their clinical decisions. She helped develop PelviEd’s soft skills and communication curriculum to bridge that gap.