Jordan Martine is a North Carolina native. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology from East Carolina University and a Clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University. She is double board-certified as a clinical specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy and Women’s Health Physical Therapy.
Women’s healthcare is part of Jordan’s lineage as her mother is a Certified Nurse-Midwife. She grew up watching her mother pursue her passion of helping women birth life. While Jordan was still in PT school she knew that she would ultimately pursue women's healthcare to continue the sacred work that has been generationally passed down to her. Jordan’s passion for providing services for lymphedema and oncology patients is a way for her to honor her “second mother” who battled cancer and lymphedema which she ultimately lost her life to when Jordan was in her early 20's. Jordan’s first certification was in lymphedema therapy to give back in her honor. You know the saying "it takes a village" when we talk about raising children. That saying was true for Jordan’s childhood. God placed a village of women around her who helped raise her into the woman she is today. Jordan wants to ensure that every woman out there has the opportunity to uphold other women and children in their community the way that the women in her life showed up for her as a child.
Personally, she enjoys an active lifestyle with her family that includes practicing yoga, stand-up paddle boarding, hiking with her husband and son, and chasing after her dog Veda!
Beth is originally from the greater Philadelphia area. She completed her undergraduate education at the University of Delaware, earning a BS in Exercise Science. She further pursued her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at the University of Pittsburgh, where she found her passion in treating within the Pelvic Health setting. Everyday, she is excited to practice in such a transformative and rewarding field. Beth's passion is teaching patients about their own bodies and cultivating a sense of autonomy to help them live life to the fullest. Beth understands that pelvic symptoms are sometimes "taboo" to talk about, but she aspires to make pelvic health the norm and allow every patient to feel comfortable and at home in their body. She has advanced training in Herman & Wallace Institute Pelvic Floor 1 & 2A certification treating urinary incontinence, pelvic pain conditions, colorectal and coccyx conditions, and pudendal nerve dysfunction. Beth enjoys the outdoors and traveling with her husband John, going to trivia nights, and being a foodie.
Allie is a Pacific Northwest Coast native, growing up in Oregon but relocating to Washington after college graduation. She graduated from Oregon State University with a degree in Early Childhood Development and a minor in Sociology. After spending some time in education she took a new opportunity within a different career path and ended up in physical therapy administration. Working her way up within a few practices in the Seattle area, she found herself enjoying working in a profession surrounded by people who were passionate about helping others. Although she doesn’t play a physical role in that aspect, she enjoys being part of the process for patients to overcome all types of obstacles and continue to do the things they love. She loves seeing and hearing the small wins and the big wins of patient care. Allie works remotely for Salt & Light PT and is dedicated to helping patients set up their care in the smoothest possible manner. She’s been working in physical therapy administration for 6 years and feels confident she can answer your questions and help assist you with anything you need administratively. Personally, she enjoys hiking and backpacking with her boyfriend and two dogs, Harvey and Diesel, and she also coaches fitness classes in her town of Arlington, Washington.
advanced trainings
Women’s health- APTA Board Certified Clinical Specialist
(Prenatal/Postpartum Support, Pelvic Floor dysfunction including urinary and fecal incontinence, colorectal dysfunction, chronic pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse and other related pelvic floor disorders)
Orthopedics- APTA Board Certified Clinical Specialist
(McKenzie Method for mechanical diagnosis therapy: parts A-B)
Oncology/Certified Lymphedema Therapist- Leduc Method
Certified Trigger Point Dry Needling therapist
(Advanced integrative dry needling certification for the pelvis, lumbar, hips, & abdomen)
200-hour registered Yoga Teacher Certification
Specialties
Pelvic Rehabilitation
Women’s Healthcare
(Prenatal / Postpartum + Menopause Care)
Breast Cancer Survivors
(Lymphedema - prevention and management, Pain, cording and fatigue)
Gynecologic Lymphedema management
Orthopedic Musculoskeletal Injuries
Manual Therapy