Gretchen Claude

Gretchen graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Regis University in 2007. Over the years, she has worked in multiple PT settings over the years, but found her passion in Pelvic Physical Therapy after moving to Laramie in 2011. Gretchen treats patients through the lifespan related to pelvic impairments, but specializes in pre and postnatal care, perimenopause, and pelvic pain. Gretchen met her husband, Jon, in PT school and they have two children, Sloane and James, as well as their dog, Dexter. In her time outside of the clinic, Gretchen is an adjunct faculty for the University of Wyoming Division of Kinesiology. In addition to spending free time watching her kids play sports, Gretchen loves exercise of all types, including weightlifting, running, agility and speed training, yoga and pilates. Gretchen values spending individualized time with each patient she encounters and creating a unique patient experience to make sustainable wellness changes for their lives.

• Relevant Continuing Education
• Barral Institute Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen
• Herman and Wallace: Care of the Postpartum Body
• Institute for Birth Healing: Holistic Care of the Postpartum Body
• Herman and Wallace: Mobilization of the Visceral Fascia, Urinary and Digestive Systems
• International Hypopressive & Physical Therapy Institute: Low Pressure Fitness
• Myopain Seminars: Dry Needling
• Myopain Seminars: Stecco Fascial Mobilization
• Functional Anatomy Seminars: Functional Range Conditioning
• Herman and Wallace: Athletes & Pelvic Rehabilitation
• Neuro Orthopaedic Institute Australasia: Mobilization of the Neuroimmune System
• Institute of Clinical Excellence: Functional Dry Needling
• Institute of Clinical Excellence: Cervical Spine Management
• Institute of Clinical Excellence: Pelvic Live
• International Women’s Health Institute: Certified Women’s Health Coach
• International Women’s Health Institute: Perimenopause Certification
  Postural Restoration Institute: Myokinematic Restoration
• Postural Restoration Institute: Pelvic Restoration
• American Physical Therapy Association: Pelvic Levels 1 & 2