I worked with Rebeca initially in my second and third trimester with a goal of resolving a hip issue. In the midst of (what felt like) endless pregnancy related appointments, I felt so relieved to have Rebeca offer in-home appointments. Her treatment was not only effective, but time with her made me feel empowered to reclaim my body back.

After every other major surgery I've had, physical therapy was automatically initiated within a week post-op, but after a c-section, Rebeca was the only physical therapist I could find who would even see me prior to 4wks post-op. In fact she visited me in the hospital on day 3. I absolutely recommend early rehabilitation for any and every postpartum patient. This recovery has been SO much better and faster than my first childbirth recovery (which was an unmedicated vaginal birth) and I largely attribute that to early intervention and her expert guidance.

I had twins via C-section 3 years ago and after transitioning to staying home with them full time, I started experiencing neck pain, headaches, and shoulder pain. She came and did a thorough evaluation of how my body was working together and where I had weaknesses. Her treatment plan was unlike any other that I've had. I was doing PT previously but that office only treated specific parts of my body, not my whole body and how it was functioning together. After working together on a program that met the needs of my body, I have less pain, I am feeling stronger, and I feel educated on how to care for my body and its needs.

Rebeca was so wonderful and kind. After realizing I had a prolapse, I didn’t know what to do and was desperate to find help and didn’t know of anybody who could help me. A friend of mine knew Rebeca and referred me to her and she kindly met with me virtually to help me with some exercises and such as I was on the search for a physical therapist locally to help me and made herself available to me anytime I had questions in my wait.

I am so grateful that I’ve found Rebeca Seagraves to help me with my acute leg lymphedema. She comes to my home, and is very professional with mask, gloves, shoe coverings and work uniform. She’s very good at explaining why she’s doing what she’s doing as she works, is very educated, and very dedicated. In fact, her hope and positive thinking gives me hope. (She recently sent me a progress report of encouraging changes in my leg since she started treating me.) Battling cancer and lymphedema is very difficult, but I feel so fortunate to know that Rebeca is pulling for me step by step.