Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

As a performing arts physical therapist and former dancer, Ami Kirollos, PT, DPT, CSCS is passionate about keeping performers healthy and moving at their utmost finest. She has had experience working onsite with artists from Atlanta Ballet, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Steps on Broadway, GALLIM, St. Ann’s Warehouse and others. In the clinic, she has worked with countless professional and pre-professional dancers, actors, and singers from Broadway to concert dance to ballet. Ami firmly believes that “movement is medicine" and uses a combination of manual and movement-based approaches to treat her patients. Her objective is to empower her patients with a solid comprehension of ideal movement patterns and an arsenal of knowledge to enable lasting healing and a successful enduring career. Additionally, Ami also specializes in treating pelvic floor conditions and has a particular interest in the impact of pelvic floor dysfunction as it relates to the performing artist. Ami has completed advanced training in in dance medicine, pelvic floor therapy, concussion management, osteopathic manual therapy, and Pilates. Ami is always learning. In addition to specializing in performing arts medicine, Ami is a certified pelvic floor rehabilitation specialist from Herman and Wallace & APTA (levels 1 & 2), a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, and is Pilates Mat certified from Polestar. She has also taken advanced coursework in concussion management, pelvic floor for the athlete, manual therapy from the Institute of Physical Art, Essentials of Performing Arts Medicine Certification from the Performing Arts Medical Association and much more. Ami is a graduate of Indiana University, where she studied Dance and Sociology. She went on to receive her Doctorate from Emory University School of Medicine.

Katrina Van Ostrand, PT, MPT, SCS, OCS (she/her) holds double board certification in sports and orthopedic physical therapy and has over 13 years of experience helping patients recover from injury, improve their daily function, and optimize their performance. Katrina graduated with her masters of physical therapy degree from the University of Findlay in 2010. After graduation, Katrina began her career as a performing arts physical therapist traveling with the national tours of West Side Story, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Wicked, Lion King, and Bring It On, as well as multiple on and off-Broadway shows in NYC, including: Stomp, Sleep No More, Queen of The Night, Rocky, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, and Lion King. Katrina has completed a full-time sports physical therapy residency at the University of Delaware, with a focus on emergency first response, vestibular, orthopedics, and D1 athletics rehabilitation. Once settled in NYC after touring and residency, Katrina worked at both West Side Dance Physical Therapy, and Cameron Gomez Physical Therapy & Acupuncture. Her patients have included the dancers of New York City Ballet, SAB, Broadway, and many other professional and pre-professional dancers and performers. She also has extensive experience working backstage at NYCB. Katrina became interested in women’s health and pelvic floor physical therapy in 2021, and completed her continuing education course work through Herman and Wallace. Katrina is proud to be a provider of pelvic floor and women’s health physical therapy in addition to orthopedics and performing arts. Katrina is a mom of two very energetic young boys, is a former dancer, and enjoys traveling, yoga, and fitness in her spare time.