Laura Eastmond, PT, DPT, PCES, is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who earned her doctorate from Pacific University. As a certified Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist, she is dedicated to pelvic health and rehabilitation, providing comprehensive, evidence-based care to individuals of all ages and genders.

With specialized training and experience in neurological pelvic floor dysfunction, pediatric pelvic floor conditions, and male pelvic floor concerns, Laura offers inclusive support for a wide range of patients. Her expertise also includes pregnancy and postpartum recovery, visceral mobilization techniques, and addressing nerve-related pelvic floor issues. She is particularly passionate about corrective exercise interventions for sacroiliac joint (SIJ) pain, pelvic organ prolapse, diastasis recti, and bowel and bladder dysfunction—helping patients restore function, alleviate pain, and regain confidence in their everyday activities.

Committed to holistic, patient-centered care, Laura creates supportive, empowering environments where individuals feel comfortable addressing sensitive health concerns and achieving lasting improvements.

Outside of the clinic, Laura embraces Alaska’s stunning wilderness, spending her free time exploring the great outdoors with her family—whether hiking scenic trails, participating in winter sports, enjoying the northern lights, or adventuring in the natural beauty that surrounds the Valley and beyond.

Alyssa is originally from Michigan and earned her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Saginaw Valley State University. After graduation, she began her career as a travel therapist, living in eight different states over seven years and gaining experience in a wide range of settings, from outpatient to inpatient care, working with clients of all ages and diagnoses.

Alyssa first came to Alaska in 2022 for a travel assignment and quickly fell in love with the state—returning several times before ultimately relocating to pursue a full-time pediatric position with Therapeutic Health and Home.

Outside of work, she enjoys fishing, camping, biking, hiking, foraging, and snowboarding.

Alli specializes in adult and pediatric pelvic health in Juneau and throughout Southeast Alaska, helping clients improve function, better understand their bodies, and feel more confident participating in everyday life.

“I believe pelvic health is about so much more than a group of muscles. It can affect how we move, use the bathroom, exercise, sleep, care for ourselves and our families, and participate in the things that matter most to us. As an occupational therapist, I love looking at the whole person and finding practical ways to make everyday life easier.”

Alli works with adults across pregnancy, postpartum, pelvic pain, bowel and bladder concerns, sexual health, and other pelvic floor conditions. She also specializes in pediatric pelvic health, supporting children and families navigating constipation, stool and urine leakage, bedwetting, toileting difficulties, and other bowel and bladder concerns.

Her approach combines specialized pelvic health training with practical, individualized care, compassion, and humor to help clients and families feel comfortable discussing topics that can sometimes be difficult to talk about.

Outside of work, you’ll often find Alli exploring Alaska, cooking something delicious, or relaxing at home with her husband and two cats.

Maria earned her Master of Physical Therapy from the University of Chile and began her career specializing in neurology with Neuro-Developmental Treatment (NDT). In 2008, she relocated to Alaska to pursue her Manual Therapy Certification in the lower extremities and spine.

After the birth of her daughter in 2010, Maria expanded her practice into Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy. Since then, she has undertaken extensive training in both outpatient orthopedics and pelvic health, and she is currently pursuing advanced training in pediatric pelvic floor physical therapy.

A long-time resident of Wasilla, Maria enjoys spending her time outside the clinic with her husband and children.

Jessica received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Pacific University of Oregon with extensive continuing education in pelvic health, orthopedics and pediatrics since graduating in 2011. Jessica prides herself on giving personalized care to her patients and families. Jessica has been trained to perform internal pelvic floor examinations and treatment. Jessica has spent her last two years primarily in pediatrics and pelvic health for children and adults.

Outside of working she spends time with her family hiking, skiing, and gardening. Jessica can not wait to work with you to reach your highest rehab potential.

Sarah grew up in the Midwest, raised in Michigan, and earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Grand Valley State University in 2017. During her final clinical rotation in pelvic health, she discovered a passion for helping patients address pelvic health concerns - a focus that has guided her work ever since.

She enjoys working with individuals of all ages and genders, providing care for both pelvic health and orthopedic conditions. Sarah has advanced her orthopedic expertise through certification in Orthopedic Manual Therapy with the International Academy of Orthopedic Medicine. She has also completed extensive training in pelvic health and earned her Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification (PRPC) in 2025.

In 2019, Sarah and her soon-to-be husband moved to Alaska for better access to the mountains, and they have plans to live here forever. Outside the clinic, she embraces the outdoors whenever possible, enjoying mountain running, hiking with her dog Blue, skiing and biking.