Jill N. Newcomb-Campanelli, PT, BSPT

20 years or more / Physical Therapist

Offers:: Telehealth; Annual PT Checkups; Home Visits

Focus Areas:: Back Pain; Incontinence; Manual Therapy; Orthopaedics; Pelvic Health

Practice Description: WellWomanPT is a concierge private practice focusing on obstetric and women's pelvic health physical therapy and wellness. Awarded the CAPP-OB by the APTA in prenatal and postpartum physical therapy and advanced training in pelvic health through Herman and Wallace Pelvic Institute P1, P2A and B and Capstone Pelvic Floor and Visceral Fascial Mobilization of the Urinary, GI, and Reproductive Systems. Member of Global Pelvic Health Alliance. 30+ years of experience in ortho, neuro, and pediatrics.

Member: APTA Pelvic Health

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1 Practice Location

WellWomanPT

https://www.wellwomanpt.com/

1815 Lockeway Dr., Suite 102, Alpharetta, GA 30004

Appointment Hours: M-F 9am-5 pm

About

Jill N. Newcomb-Campanelli, PT, BSPT

Over 30 years of experience; Orthopedic, Neurologic, Pediatric, OB and Women???s Pelvic Health Physical Therapist. Guest lecturer Springfield College PT program. Awarded the APTA???s CAPP-OB in 2022. Founder of WellWomanPT 2020 for OB and women???s health physical therapy. Fertility assistance, pelvic pain, incontinence, prolapse, DRA, back, hip, and coccyx pain, constipation. Sexual pain, cesarean/hysterectomy/endometriosis excision care. Birth Prep, Perimenopause, Postpartum. Autoimmune/EDS/MCAS

Professional Education

5 year co-op PT graduate from Northeastern University. Trained by Elizabeth Noble PT, Hollis Herman PT, started special interest in Pelvic and Women???s Health since the 1990s. Pelvic Health PT provider trained by Herman and Wallace Pelvic Institute

Other Certifications

Certified Lymphedema Therapist, Certified Advanced Practitioner in Prenatal and Postpartum Physical Therapy

Additional Interests

Outdoor activities, biking, hiking, gardening, art, nature, environmental conservation, healthy lifestyle living, board games, pets, yoga, weight training, low glycemic foods, dancing