At Associated Physicians

I am thrilled to have returned to the Midwest after 15 years of living in Portland, Oregon. Prior to earning my doctorate in physical therapy, I spent a decade serving clients as a licensed massage therapist. I loved my work, but longed for the skills to better assess my clients’ limitations, address them with manual therapy and exercise, and help to develop appropriate home programs to manage symptoms. When I realized I was describing the work of a physical therapist, I returned to school to pursue my physical therapy degree.

I serve patients with a wide variety of orthopedic conditions, including those affecting the important muscles of the pelvic floor. I am passionate about providing physical therapy to patients affected by breast cancer. Forever expanding my skill set, I am serving a residency through Evidence in Motion in order to specialize in orthopedics.

I enjoy camping, bicycling, Pilates, and exploring the Madison area with my husband and son.

As an avid endurance athlete, I became fascinated by the complexity and adaptability of the human body. I was drawn to physical therapy to be an expert on human movement and to assist patients of all functional levels in reaching their goals and improving their quality of life.

I earned my undergraduate degree in Health and Exercise Science at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO. From there, I went on to attend the University of Minnesota and received my Doctorate in Physical Therapy.

I take pride in the opportunity to empower those I work with to take their health into their own hands and get back to doing what they love. I am passionate about treating the whole person and improving their quality of movement and function through an evidenced-based approach. I have a special interest in the treatment of pelvic disorders and spinal dysfunction. Additional clinical interests include chronic pain, geriatric conditions, and the management of athletes.

In my free time, I love to be out riding my bike or running. The Madison area provides endless country roads for me to ride on and I compete in running races ranging from one mile to marathon distance. I also enjoy hiking, camping, and cross-country skiing.

I earned my Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Mary in Bismarck, North Dakota. Prior to this, I completed my degree in exercise science with a minor in human biology and psychology from Valparaiso University in Valparaiso, Indiana where I also played Division I Basketball.

I take interest in family healthcare; providing physical therapy services to the diversity of conditions that the whole family may encounter, from young student athletes, to working parents, and older adults. I have also completed continuing education in manual or “hands on” therapy, dry needling, and vestibular disorders. While in PT school, I also took part in an internship at an outpatient neurological clinic that specialized in working with patients with multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s, traumatic brain injuries, and impairments following a stroke.

In my spare time, you can find me kayaking, backpacking, traveling, or completing DIY projects around the house.

I am excited to be part of the Capitol team because of the dedication to providing excellent patient care, utilization of the latest evidence, and offering of homey, welcoming environments for families to get the care they need.

Becca earned a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science followed by a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Carroll University. She has a strong passion for helping patients achieve their goals. Becca feels physical therapy should be both fun and functional. Her special interests in PT include orthopedics, vestibular rehabilitation, chronic pain, and women’s health, to include issues of the pelvic floor and pre and postpartum conditions.

Outside of the clinic, Becca enjoys teaching yoga, adventuring outside, exploring local restaurants, and spending quality time with family and friends.