Katrina did her undergraduate study in dance and biology respectively at TCU and Texas A&M University. She graduated in 1986 with a B.S. in Physical Therapy from Texas Tech University, HSC and with her DPT from Utica College, NY in 2020. Her experience includes acute care, burn and wound care, work hardening, orthopedics and manual therapy. Prior to coming to Hands on Physical Therapy, she had extensive manual therapy training with Ola Grimsby, P.T. and started her journey in Myofascial Training in 1987.

She treats numerous pelvic dysfunction diagnoses such as urinary and fecal incontinence, organ prolapses, all variations of pelvic pain, rectal pain, constipation, prostate problems, pre and post surgery candidates, post cancer treatment, post partum problems, coccydynia and pelvic muscle imbalances. Her experience also includes treating chronic pain, fibromyalgia, acute pain, headaches, complex medical problems and scar tissue adhesions.

Katrina has been with Hands on Physical Therapy since 1995 having taken over 250 hours of John Barnes Myofascial Release training, as well as completing skill enhancement training at the Myofascial Release treatment Center in Paoli, PA. Through the Upledger Institute, she has taken classes for Cranio-sacral therapy, Somato-emotional Release and Lymphatic Drainage. She has more than 20 years experience in Male and Female Pelvic Floor Dysfunction with advanced training through the APTA, Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehab Institute, Alcove Education, Gail Wetzler, PT and various other independent educators who are experienced therapists. She is CAPP (Certified Advanced Pelvic Professional) certified through the American Physical Therapy Association. She periodically lectures on pelvic floor physical therapy and treatment in the DPT program at Texas State in Round Rock.

She is empty nesting with her husband after they successfully got their three daughters through college!

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This experience allows each treatment to be tailored to you, addressing your specific concerns while utilizing the whole body approach.  Patricia provides massage therapy for health in an effective and compassionate manner.  She is dedicated in supporting your health and wellness. She considers her therapy an art and life philosophy and would be honored to be a participant in your healthcare.

Liz graduated in 2010 with a B.A. in journalism and creative writing. Five years later, she
returned to Texas State University to complete prerequisites in pursuit of entrance into the
physical therapy graduate program. She graduated with her Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2019.

Liz had the unique opportunity to focus the majority of her internships on pelvic floor
rehabilitation and advanced manual therapy techniques. Her continuing education has been
dedicated to furthering her knowledge of the pelvic floor and the intricacies of the myofascial
system. Liz spends her free time with her husband and son and traveling as much as possible.

His treatment style focuses on the use of manual therapy including spinal and extremity joint mobilizations and manipulations and soft tissue mobilization in addition to the use of specific exercises to restore proper alignment, mobility and stability. He has extensive experience with the use of movement screens and diagnosis in movement dysfunctions to guide treatment. Bentley believes in a patient specific approach to physical therapy to reach patient’s goals and improve overall quality of life.

When not working Bentley enjoys being active in and around the Austin area, you can often find him running around Lady Bird Lake, playing pickup soccer, or cooling off at Barton Springs. He also enjoys cheering on Chelsea FC, the New England Patriots, and his Texas Longhorns.