Pelvic Floor Therapy & Collaborative Care in Woodland Hills, California

Dr. Michelle Weeks is the founder of Weeks Wellness. After starting her career in orthopedics focused on treating musculoskeletal and chronic pain conditions, she developed a strong interest in pelvic health, postpartum, and pregnancy physical therapy. She believes in a whole-body treatment approach and is passionate about helping people reach their optimal level of function. Her treatment philosophy balances proven manual therapy techniques with therapeutic exercise prescriptions individually designed for each patient to achieve their goals. 

Dr. Weeks has gone through the CAPP-Pelvic program through the APTA and became a Board Certified Women’s Health Clinical Specialist, one of about 500 in the country. Dr. Weeks has also received certification in dry needling through Master Dry Needling. She has obtained advanced training in the areas of visceral and neural manipulation through the Barral Institute, myofascial release, taping, pregnancy, and postpartum through the Institute for Birth Healing, Male Pelvic Pain with Gerard Greene, McKenzie assessment and management of spine and joint conditions and gynecological visceral mobilization. Through continuing education, she continuously advances her skills. She enjoys spending time with her family traveling, hiking, biking, running, and enjoying the great outdoors.  

Dr. Michelle Weeks earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Creighton University and her Bachelor of Science in Nutrition from Pennsylvania State University.

Laura Schembri is a Registered Dietitian. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Dietetics from Murray State University and her Master’s and Dietetic Internship in Nutrition and Food Science from Florida State University.

 Laura has served as a dietitian in many capacities, including public school health, college instructor, weight management, ‘Women, Infants and Children’, and outpatient dietitian. With each role, it became clearer how important nutrition is at every stage of life.

 As a mom who dealt with pregnancy and breastfeeding challenges, she is passionate about supporting women through their own journey of preconception, pregnancy, postpartum and beyond.

 Her own health struggles brought her to functional nutrition and introduced to her a whole new approach to nutrition. She is a certified MRT/LEAP Therapist and has experience with the GI-MAP functional test. She has also completed advanced training with Mastering Gut Health by Health Takes Guts! Laura is dedicated to finding the root cause of digestive and nutritional health problems and helping everyone nourish their body through nutrition.

Sophia Bubrick OTD, OTR/L, is an occupational therapist specializing in women’s health and

pediatrics, dedicated to supporting individuals across the lifespan through a holistic and

evidence-based approach to care. She earned her Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy in

2015 and has since gained diverse clinical experience in acute care, outpatient rehabilitation,

and pediatrics. Her passion for women’s health began prior to graduate school while working as

a therapy aide and has remained a central focus throughout her career. She went on to earn her

Doctorate in Occupational Therapy, with a dissertation focused on postnatal health, further

deepening her expertise in the physical, mental, and functional challenges experienced during

the postpartum period. She integrates advanced training in visceral manipulation into her

practice, emphasizing a whole-person approach to wellness. Her care is rooted in compassion

and collaboration, empowering clients through individualized treatment that supports not only

physical function, but also the interconnected aspects of emotional and lifestyle health.

Minda McCullough-Yray, MS, ATC OPE-C, is a certified and licensed Athletic Trainer with more than a decade of experience supporting athletes and physically active individuals in a variety of settings. She holds certification through the Board of Certification (BOC) and is licensed in the state of Florida. She obtained her Orthopedic Physician Extender Certification (OPE-C) from the Nation Board for Certification in the Orthopedic Specialties (NBCOS).

Minda earned her bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with a concentration in Athletic Training from Fresno State University and went on to complete her master’s degree in Post-Professional Athletic Training from the University of Kentucky’s College of Health Sciences, where her thesis focused on modifiable risk factors to anterior cruciate ligament tears.

Her clinical experience includes working with NCAA Division I and II collegiate athletics, secondary schools, and outpatient orthopaedic clinics. She has advanced training in manual therapies including instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, cupping therapy, low-level laser therapy, shockwave therapy, and dry needling.

Minda has developed a holistic philosophy of care that emphasizes evaluating, rehabilitating, and preventing injuries with the whole body in mind, always centering patient needs and goals. Her approach is informed by both personal recovery experiences and ongoing advances in evidence-based medicine. She values strength training as a means to support long-term bone health, reduce fall risk, and prevent fractures, and she understands how individualized, progressive care can restore both function and confidence. Her own postpartum journey of returning to activity further strengthened her commitment to blending science, empathy, and patient experience in practice.

Outside of her clinical work, Minda enjoys riding her Peloton, running, and spending time with her husband and very active son