03/10/2026
**NOT a pregnancy announcement☺️**
Four years ago I started Arrow Pelvic Physical Therapy 🤍
People often ask where the name Arrow came from.
Many assume it’s because we live off of Arrow Creek…or because arrows are sort of trendy, but the meaning is actually much more personal.
When I was pregnant with my first baby, I held tightly to this verse:
“Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one’s youth.” — Psalm 127:4
I prayed this verse over my family while trying to get pregnant for the first time, and during that pregnancy I prayed this verse over my son constantly. I prayed that he would be a warrior and that God would use him for big things. That season of pregnancy and the beautiful birth I experienced is what ultimately opened my eyes to the importance of pelvic health and sparked the passion that led to this clinic.
Arrows even filled his nursery via wall stickers and decor — so much so that some people thought we might name him Arrow. 🤪
When it came time to name this business, it was surprisingly hard… until my sister said, “You have to include Arrow.” And she was right.
Because this work has always been about supporting women through one of the most powerful seasons of their lives; pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and motherhood.
Four years later, I’m still so grateful to walk alongside so many incredible women on that journey. That first baby of mine is now almost 9 and I have 4 little arrows altogether, 2 of which I have had since starting this business. I consider Arrow Pelvic my 5th baby and I’m so honored that I have a team who is just as passionate about this work, this vision and this community.
Last but not least-my friend who gave me the courage to start this business reminded me that my kids are arrows but I was the warrior (like arrows in the hands of a warrior). So here I am to remind every mom that comes into Arrow that YOU are the warrior.
Thank you for being here. 🤍