Virtual Pelvic Floor Therapy & Collaborative Care Visits

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.

Melissa Harris, OTR/L, CLT, is a registered and licensed Occupational Therapist in Florida and Georgia and a lifelong native of Tallahassee. She earned a bachelor of science degree from Florida A & M University in 1998 and became a Certified Lymphedema Therapist in 2020. Melissa has received her pelvic floor training via Herman and Wallace. She has received visceral training through the Barral Institute. She has taken the Institute of Birth Healing Holistic Treatment of the Postpartum Body and Pregnant Body, Jerry Hesch’s SI course, and is trained in Pessary fitting and management. Melissa specializes in a whole-body treatment approach for all adults. Before becoming an Occupational Therapist, Melissa worked for the Florida Department of Labor, Vocational Rehabilitation, where she recognized a need and passion that could be pursued through the practice of Occupational Therapy. She has been practicing occupational therapy for 25 years working in skilled nursing, outpatient rehab, mental health, and home health settings. 

Melissa has enjoyed a career of helping clients achieve improved quality of life and independence through a holistic approach to care. She looks forward to bringing her experience in Occupational Therapy and lymphedema management and pelvic floor training to you.

Dr. Melissa Kate Urrutia is a dedicated pelvic health physical therapist with a comprehensive background in various aspects of physical and mental wellness.

Dr. Urrutia’s academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, followed by a Master of Education in Counseling. She then pursued a Doctor of Physical Therapy, equipping her with the knowledge and skills to address a wide range of physical health issues. Her expertise is further bolstered by specialized training in pelvic health rehabilitation from Herman and Wallace, and attaining a Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise specialist certification ensuring a holistic approach to patient care.

In addition to her primary focus on pelvic health, Dr. Urrutia holds a certificate in vestibular rehabilitation, and is a NASM Certified Personal Trainer, and a NASM Certified Nutrition Coach. These qualifications enable her to provide comprehensive care tailored specifically for her patient’s unique conditions.

Dr. Urrutia has a particular interest in the role of pelvic health in fitness, wellness, and sport. She is committed to helping her patients achieve optimal health and performance, whether they are managing postpartum recovery or training for athletic pursuits. Her approach is patient-centered, emphasizing individualized care plans that promote long-term wellness and active living.

Outside of her professional life, Dr. Urrutia enjoys spending quality time with her family, traveling to new and exciting destinations, practicing yoga, and participating in triathlons. These personal interests not only enrich her life but also enhance her understanding of the diverse needs of her patients.

Dr. Urrutia’s dedication to her field and her multifaceted expertise make her a trusted and compassionate healthcare provider, committed to advancing the well-being of her community through specialized and holistic care.

Dr. Sorenson (she/her/hers) is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. She attended undergraduate at Florida State University and medical school at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. She trained in psychiatry residency at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, TN. Dr. Sorenson worked in Denver before returning to Tallahassee in 2020. She is originally from Central Florida. Dr. Sorenson worked in multiple settings: inpatient, homeless outreach, telemedicine, community mental health and private practice. Dr. Sorenson has special interests in Women's Mental Health/Reproductive Psychiatry, LGBTQI Mental Health, Climate Psychiatry, HIV/AIDs Mental Health, Addictions/Substance Use Disorders, and Psychedelic Psychiatry. Dr. Sorenson is a member of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and is a co-chair for the APA Climate Caucus. She is also a member of the International Society of Reproductive Psychiatry. Dr. Sorenson is on faculty at FSU College of Medicine and UCF College of Medicine. Dr. Sorenson is licensed in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and Colorado. She is willing to see patients for telemedicine in all licensed states, however, she will only prescribe controlled substances for patients seen in the state of Florida.

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.

Dr. Lynn earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology/Anthropology and Psychology from Middlebury College. She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy from the MGH Institute of Health Professions in 2014. She went on to do an Orthopedic Physical Therapy Residency, then became a Board Certified Specialist in Orthopedics (OCS) and Women’s/Pelvic Health (WCS). She has also completed certificates of achievement in pelvic and obstetrics PT through the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and became a Certified Lymphedema Therapist through Klose Training. Lynn did her 200-hour Therapeutic Yoga Teacher training through Soma Yoga Institute in 2023. She is working on an Integrative Lifestyle Medicine Certificate through Ginger Garner’s Living Well Institute and advanced perinatal training with Lynn Schulte’s Institute for Birth Healing. She is the president of the APTA MA Pelvic Health Special Interest Group.

Lynn works with patients of all genders and ages and treats all pelvic health and orthopedic conditions. She believes every patient has a unique story that needs to be carefully listened to and understood. Her approach is gentle and calming. She empowers patients to feel well educated about their condition and supports them throughout their wellness journey. She treats the whole body and can help a wide variety of orthopedic issues from head to toe.

Lynn enjoys working on various research projects such as Strength After Breast Cancer and pelvic health equity and access initiatives. She likes to get out in the community to lead educational workshops because while at least half of people suffer from a pelvic health disorder in their lifetime they tend to suffer in silence. Outside of work Lynn enjoys cooking, reading, jogging, electric biking and hiking with her kids and husband and quality time in the backyard with the family, dog and guinea pigs.

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’s care philosophy focuses on evaluating, treating, and preventing injuries through a whole-body, patient-centered approach. Guided by both personal recovery and evidence-based practice, she emphasizes strength training to support long-term bone health, reduce fall risk, and improve function. Her postpartum experience further deepened her commitment to combining science, empathy, and individualized care to restore confidence and movement.

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