Meet Dr. Lindsay Dirringer, PT, DPT

Dr. Lindsay has been a specialist in pelvic dysfunction since her days as a mechanical engineer a decade ago, designing plates for pelvic bone fractures and dislocations. While her field of specialty has changed, the root of her interest hasn’t. She is passionate about helping people find and heal their center.

Dr. Lindsay received her undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering from Lehigh University, her doctorate in physical therapy from the University of Puget Sound, and has pursued extensive continuing education in her chosen specialty, pelvic floor therapy, as well as manual therapies and comprehensive rehabilitation. Through her training, she has learned that the pelvis is the connection point of everything in the body and informs a great deal of how we function.

As the field of medicine learns more about bodies and how they function, it becomes more and more clear that everything in the body – from the bottom, up – is connected. Dr. Lindsay believes passionately in treating the whole person to address the patient’s concerns. She will approach you and your body with curiosity, find the pieces of the puzzle that contribute to the pain or dysfunction, and work with you to find the best approach to resolve those pieces.

Bottoms Up! PT is a humble practice. It exists in Dr. Lindsay’s home with a big, goofy dog and a cat lounging nearby, and sometimes with the washing machine running or dinner in the oven. When you are a patient at Dr. Lindsay’s home, you are also her guest and her friend.