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Where healing, knowledge, and support come together

We’re a woman-owned pelvic health physical therapy practice based in Melrose, MA, offering expert, one-on-one care that’s fully personalized to you. Whether you’re navigating bladder or bowel concerns, pelvic pain, pregnancy or postpartum recovery, gender-affirming or cancer-related care, or the changes of perimenopause and menopause, we’re here to support you every step of the way

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Our practice is built on relationships rooted in compassion and trust.

We believe you deserve care that listens, that validates, and that helps you feel better in your body. We’re constantly learning, too. Through ongoing continuing education and training, we stay up to date on the latest research and techniques, so you get the best care possible, backed by knowledge and heart.

In our trauma-informed, inclusive space, healing and hope go hand in hand because you deserve care that meets you where you are.

How We Can Help You

Pelvic floor issues can feel isolating, but they’re more common than you think. We’re here to support your whole self with expert, personalized care that helps you feel better and move forward with confidence.

Our mission is simple: to help you move better, feel better, and reconnect with your body on your terms. Learn more about ways we can support your health.


WE SUPPORT

People with bladder leaks, bowel issues, or pain with sex

Pregnant individuals needing relief or birth prep support

Postpartum recovery: C-section healing, core rehab, return to movement

Those without a birth history dealing with urgency, pain, or bloating

Young male athletes with pelvic floor tightness

Men recovering from prostate surgery

Anyone navigating perimenopause or menopause


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Alexandra DiGrado, PT, DPT, PRPC (she/her)

Hi, I’m Dr. Alex, a Doctor of Physical Therapy and pelvic health specialist with over a decade of experience treating people across the lifespan. I’m a proud Northeastern University graduate and passionate about helping people understand their bodies and feel empowered in their healing.

My specialties include pelvic floor therapy for pregnancy and postpartum, menopause, prostate and other urogynecological cancers, and bowel, bladder, and sexual health concerns. I work with adults of all gender expressions and am honored to serve the LGBTQIA+ community. While living in New Orleans, I partnered with the NOLA Transgender Institute, supporting individuals undergoing gender-affirming surgeries.

Outside the clinic, I love spending time with my husband and two kids, catching up with girlfriends, and enjoying great food (my husband’s a fantastic cook!). Fun facts: I’ve run two marathons, played rugby in college, and once worked on a vineyard in New Zealand.

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Kathryn Radermacher, PT, DPT (she/her)

Hello, I’m Dr. Katie, a pelvic health physical therapist at Boston Pelvic PT. I earned my Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University and my undergraduate degree in Psychology from The Catholic University of America—both of which deepened my love for movement, the human body, and helping others feel better in theirs.

My passion for pelvic health grew from my own search for relief and a better quality of life. I’m certified through the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute and have additional training in sports medicine, advanced training in dry needling, and I am a certified postpartum corrective exercise specialist. I work with people navigating everything from birth prep and postpartum recovery to pain with intimacy, leaking during workouts, or healing from pelvic surgeries. My goal is to help you move better and feel more in control of your body.

Outside the clinic, I love cooking, traveling, skiing, and hiking around Boston with my husband and daughter.

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Christine Johnson, PT, DPT (she/her)

Hey there, I’m Christine, a Doctor of Physical Therapy with advanced training in pelvic floor rehab, advanced prolapse training, and extensive expertise in pessary fitting through the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute and I am a certified postpartum corrective exercise specialist. I earned my undergraduate degree from the University at Albany and my DPT from Franklin Pierce University.

Pelvic health has become a true passion of mine. Whether it’s supporting someone through pregnancy or postpartum recovery, helping manage pain, or addressing leakage and other pelvic floor challenges, I love creating a safe, encouraging space for people to move and feel better.

Outside the clinic, I live north of Boston with my fiancé and our dog, Sawyer. I enjoy trying new restaurants, reading, traveling, and spending time with family and friends. 

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Kathy Seim (she/her)

Hi, I’m Kathy, the Practice Manager who handles the behind-the-scenes operations so our team can focus on delivering exceptional care.

With a degree from Tufts University and 15 years of experience in operations, project management, and communications—including healthcare and executive support—I launched my own virtual assistance business in 2021 to support mission-driven teams like BPPT. My background in healthcare and fitness gives me a deep appreciation for the meaningful work we do.

I live in Southern NH with my husband, two young sons, and two senior pups. Outside of work, you’ll find me teaching fitness classes, connecting with fellow small business owners, and enjoying family life.

  • “My experience was great. Dr. Katie was so easy to talk to and work with, and created a plan. She also held my son for a while, and I was so appreciative of her flexibility and the office's ability to accommodate babies coming and understanding.”

  • “I am a male, and it can feel a bit embarrassing to have a pelvic condition and be treated for it. My urologist had pretty much ignored any of my complaints. But Dr. Alex and Dr. Rachel treated me really well, and I have improved a lot because of them. I had some funny conversations with them and had a great experience there. I would highly recommend BPPT!”

  • "I loved my time seeing Dr. Christine! She created such a safe space and kindly addressed all of my questions and concerns. I would recommend her to anyone looking to heal from any postpartum complications."