Dr. Brandie Boatfield, PT, DPT, MEd, PHC (formerly Brandie Freeman), discovered her passion for pelvic health while navigating her own recovery from chronic pelvic pain following the births of her two sons. Inspired by the profound impact pelvic physical therapy had on her life, she transitioned from a successful career as a state and national award-winning chemistry educator to pursue a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at Baylor University, where she graduated with highest honors.
A lifelong Georgia resident, Dr. Brandie holds an Advanced Pelvic Health Certification (PHC) through Evidence In Motion, earned after completing a rigorous year-long intensive training program. She serves as a Teaching Assistant for the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute, helping train pelvic health clinicians from across the country through continuing education courses, many of which are hosted by Connect Pelvic Health.
Committed to providing evidence-based, comprehensive care, Dr. Brandie has completed hundreds of hours of postgraduate training in pelvic health and orthopedic rehabilitation. Her advanced coursework includes visceral mobilization for gastrointestinal and urinary dysfunction, manual therapy for fertility optimization, dry needling for orthopedic and pelvic floor conditions, surgical rehabilitation, trauma-informed care, and sexual health through organizations including Herman & Wallace and the Barral Institute. In addition to being a Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist, Dr. Brandie is a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-500) and Registered Prenatal Yoga Teacher (RPYT). She incorporates the principles of movement, mindfulness, and whole-person wellness into her treatment approach, helping patients achieve lasting healing and confidence in their bodies.
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Dr. Brandie is wonderful and simply the best! She is friendly and immediately sets you at ease. She truly listens to you and cares. I have been to numerous doctors and specialist to no avail. After just a couple sessions with Dr. Brandie she relieved my hamstring/groin/pelvic pain... She is truly a miracle worker and I cannot speak highly enough about her!!!!
DR. DELIZ WILLIAMS PT, DPT, Cert. DN Pelvic Health Physical Therapist
Dr. Deliz Williams, PT, DPT, is a Pelvic Physical Therapist who earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Georgia State University.
She initially developed a passion for physical therapy through personally experiencing how exercise can be utilized for both injury prevention and rehabilitation. After learning about the profound impact that Pelvic Health can have on pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and overall quality of life, Dr. Deliz knew that she wanted to provide the care individuals need during and after pregnancy to feel strong, supported, and confident in their bodies. Dr. Deliz’s primary interests include pregnancy and postpartum care, bowel and bladder health, and sexual health concerns. Through individualized, graded, and evidence-based treatment approaches, she strives to help each patient return to the activities they love, while also taking a preventive approach to future challenges.
Dr. Deliz has experience treating individuals of all genders and a variety of pelvic health concerns, such as constipation, pain with intercourse, urinary and fecal incontinence, pregnancy-related pain, and postpartum return to exercise. Additionally, she is dedicated to continued education as she pursues her Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification.
Outside of the clinic, Dr. Deliz enjoys spending time with her family and friends, lifting weights, playing volleyball and finding new ways to stay active. Her experience with both Olympic style weightlifting and Powerlifting have helped shape her approach to selecting exercise and treatment strategies that best support each patient in returning to the activities they value most.
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Dr. Deliz has been absolutely wonderful throughout my pregnancy. I’m currently 39 weeks pregnant, and I’m so incredibly grateful for all of their help, support, and care during this season. Dr. Deliz was so kind, informative, compassionate, and truly took the time to listen and help me feel supported... I always leave feeling better physically and emotionally.
ERIN MORENO MOT, OTR/L, Pelvic Health Occupational Therapist
As a seasoned provider with 15 years of experience, Erin is a licensed occupational therapist with a master’s degree in occupational therapy from Governors State University and the newest member of the Connect Team.
After experiencing pelvic floor challenges following her three pregnancies, she wanted to help women regain strength and function while addressing pelvic floor dysfunction, core instability, prolapse, incontinence, and symptoms that can affect exercise, intimacy, pregnancy, and postpartum recovery. Her approach combines neuromuscular re-education, motor control retraining, breath–core coordination, and functional movement training.
Erin also has advanced training under Dawn Sandalcidi, PT, RCMT, BCB-PMD, which guides her work with children experiencing bowel and bladder challenges, including withholding and incontinence. She uses regulation-focused, developmentally appropriate strategies to support children, including those with sensory differences and on the autism spectrum to address their unique needs.
Combining clinical expertise with lived experience, Erin provides individualized care focused on sustainable, functional outcomes. Outside the clinic, she enjoys practicing yoga, spending time with her family, and learning the piano.
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Erin has an innate gift for finding the deeper causes of issues and setting my mind at ease. Before seeing her during my pregnancy, I was so worried about my pelvic floor, having diastasis, and being able to deliver vaginally without tearing. She reassured me by making sure I was moving well and truly prepared for birth, and I am so grateful I worked with her. My baby was nine pounds, and I didn’t even need a stitch!!! If you’re on the fence, make the appointment!
