Hello, I’m Jessie Hebert (“A-Bear”). I am a wife, mother of two young children, and a pelvic floor and pediatric occupational therapist.Growing up as a competitive gymnast, I suffered silently from stress incontinence, until one day in college I emptied my bladder in front of my friends while laughing (at which point the suffering was no longer a secret). Years later, I became interested in pelvic health when I started trying to conceive, fearing that if I peed in my pants already, I would definitely need my own diaper after having kids. Following the birth of my children, I became frustrated that the narrative for new moms is that it is “normal” to pee your pants or for your back to hurt or to feel weak and tired - but common does not equal normal!

As an occupational therapist, I am trained to look at the person in front of me as unique, with their own interests and values. I strive to deliver personalized and compassionate care to help my patients achieve their goals whether it be to carry the carseat without pain or a return to competitive athletics.I have additional interests in holistic wellness and lifestyle including prenatal and postnatal nutrition, mental health, and infant development and play. When I’m not working, I like to explore local playgrounds with my family, host BBQs and game nights, and listen to podcasts.