Dr. Krista Jenney, PT, DPT

Pelvic & Abdominal Physical Therapist

Ultrasound, Laser & Manual Physical Therapist for "Clogged Ducts"

• Doctor of Physical Therapy - Texas Woman's University

• Bachelor of Science in Nutrition - University of Texas at Austin

Dr. Krista is passionate about providing personalized care for individuals navigating pelvic health conditions, including pelvic pain, pregnancy and postpartum changes, as well as urinary, bowel, and sexual dysfunction. Pelvic floor issues can emerge unexpectedly, and as an undiscussed or underappreciated topic, many individuals are uncertain about where to seek assistance. Advocating for comprehensive wellness, Dr. Krista believes in establishing pelvic floor physical therapy services as a standard of care throughout a woman's lifespan, especially during pregnancy and postpartum, similar to practices in other countries. Issues like pelvic/back pain, incontinence/leakage, painful intercourse, scar pain, pelvic pressure/prolapse, GI issues, and abdominal separation may be common, but they aren’t normal - with the right tools and support, we can improve and even eliminate these issues! Dr. Krista also specializes in ultrasound, laser, and manual therapy for "clogged ducts", engorgement, and mastitis. 

Upon entering physical therapy school Dr. Krista knew she wanted to specialize in pelvic health and had a passion for nutrition through the lifecycle (specifically preconception, pregnancy, and lactation) and helping people control excessive inflammation to prevent chronic diseases. She has clinical experience at Urology Austin and Restored Physique Physical Therapy with mentorship under Dr. Whitney Sippl and Dr. Sara Sauder serving patients with a broad spectrum of pelvic floor conditions including pelvic pain, constipation, perinatal conditions, and pre/post-op for pelvic and abdominal surgeries. 

Dr. Krista enjoys educating people on treatments available to them and providing them with the high-quality therapy they deserve to improve their quality of life and help them get back to the activities they enjoy. She incorporates concepts from the Postural Restoration Institute, the Institute of Physical Art, and Herman and Wallace into her treatments. When not caring for patients, Dr. Krista enjoys riding her bicycle up Austin’s steepest hills, practicing yoga, teaching group fitness classes, and cooking healthy meals.