KPP is a pelvic floor physical therapy clinic for everyone with a pelvis. We pride ourselves on creating a safe space for all individuals who come into our office, starting from your first phone call. Our hand chosen staff is specifically curated with PTs who are experts in all things pelvic and ancillary staff who are not your average front desk team.

We provide one of a kind, individualized pelvic physical therapy for all genders and orientations of people. We are proud to be one of Decatur’s favorite pelvic health teams and would be more than happy to help with all of your pelvic health needs.

Meet The KPP Team

  • Elizabeth (Beth) Kemper

    Owner, Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - PT, MPT, WCS (she/her)
  • Megan Beach-Gomes

    Senior Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - PT, DPT, PRPC, PCES (she/her)
  • Lucy Shuttleworth

    Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - PT, DPT (she/her)
  • Paige Enfinger

    Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - PT, DPT (she/her/ella)
  • Jenna LaBree

    Office and Marketing Director (she/her)
  • Diana Davenport

    Senior Client Coordinator
  • Olivia Kemper

    Client Coordinator (she/her)

Elizabeth (Beth) Kemper

Owner, Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - PT, MPT, WCS (she/her)

It’s not an easy decision to come to pelvic physical therapy. There are a lot of unknowns and a whole heap of trust involved. I keep that in the forefront of my mind with each person coming through our door. Trust needs to be earned – that informs not only my treatments, but also the people I bring on board (our amazing team!) and every aspect of Kemper Pelvic Physio. Over the past few decades, I’ve pretty much seen it all regarding pelvic PT. If I had to narrow it down to one thing though, I’d say pelvic pain is my specialty. So many conditions fall under that umbrella and each person is coming in with it affecting their life in a different way. It’s exciting to be able to help parse out the driving factors and methods of finding relief specific to that person. A few of my other subspecialties that I can’t leave out are hypermobility & hEDS, menopause-related issues and all-things-prolapse. I have all of the training – PT licensure, dual board certification, etc. But more than that – I’ve gone through so much of it myself. I went through my own pregnancies, miscarriage and deliveries. Over the years, I have had pelvic pain, peed during running, learned how to live well and exercise despite prolapse, managed constipation, and discovered the importance of sleep and nutrition. I progressed into an early perimenopause and have happily progressed into my post-meno life. I’ve shared with and taught my family and friends how to do the same. I’ve seen thousands of clients through the same processes. Through all of that, I have become even more dedicated to this form of therapy that is so very under-represented! What should you expect coming to see me? You’ll get expertise and experience (I believe the PR term is “seasoned”) – but you will also get a PT who is continually growing and learning new techniques and methods based on current evidence. You will get individualized care to address your specific goals. You will get pelvic hope and function back! And just a bit about me…I’m the mom to two amazing college kids, two cats and a (crazy) dog. I’m a wife, mother, friend, sister, daughter, boss, runner, dancer, hiker, reader and travel enthusiast.

Megan Beach-Gomes

Senior Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - PT, DPT, PRPC, PCES (she/her)

Megan is a California native PFPT who made the move to Atlanta to provide care in a clinic that aligned with her passion of treating pelvic health through a full body lens. 

She truly loves treating all people and all things revolving around the pelvis including chronic pelvic pain, urinary and bowel dysfunction, prolapse concerns, and (p)rehab for/from surgery including endometriosis excision, prostatectomy, top surgery, and hysterectomy. Her special interests lie in treating pelvic pain, and those in the perinatal period.

Megan loves to move and help everyone return to their athletic pursuits symptom free whether it’s running leakage free, completing an Orange Theory class without vaginal heaviness, or completing their first Pilates class without worrying about hypermobility.

Megan earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy at California State University, Long Beach (where she first learned about pelvic health), and is a certified Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner (PRPC) through the Herman and Wallace Institute.  She has further training in Dry Needling, prolapse management and pessary fitting, running rehab, and pregnancy/postpartum corrective exercise.

Prior to becoming a physical therapist, Megan was a competitive swimmer and swim coach for all ages. When she’s not at the clinic, you can catch her running on the Beltline, enjoying some live music, or sipping a local brew with her family and friends. She is a serial crafter that loves being creative and silly, so feel free to talk about all things nerdy!

Lucy Shuttleworth

Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - PT, DPT (she/her)

I studied Kinesiology at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and discovered my love for pelvic health early in my career, even before graduate school. Working at a pelvic floor clinic for almost 2 years, I gained great experience and truly found my passion. I went on to earn my Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Wingate University and have enjoyed working as a travel PT for the past few years. I’m very excited to settle back into Atlanta and be a part of an established team of pelvic health specialists. 

It’s truly an honor to be part of someone’s pelvic health journey and help them feel more like themselves again. I especially love treating issues related to urinary incontinence, prolapse, and pelvic pain (including dyspareunia and vulvodynia).Outside of the clinic, you can usually find me reading, hiking, trying new recipes, taking long walks, or spending time with friends and family.

Paige Enfinger

Pelvic Health Physical Therapist - PT, DPT (she/her/ella)

With a background in human development and international studies, Paige’s goal is to empower individuals to improve their connection with their own bodies and incorporate movement into their routines. Paige personally practices yoga, Pilates, cycling, dancing and resistance training and enjoys working with individuals with similar backgrounds.
She works with people of all genders and enjoys discovering creative ways to approach challenges such as pelvic pain, prolapse, urinary and bowel dysfunction, dyspareunia, vulvodynia, surgical and perinatal concerns.
Paige is a graduate of Emory University’s DPT program, has her 200 hour Yoga Teaching Training Certificate, 85 hour Peri-natal Yoga Training Certificate, Herman and Wallace Training and also speaks five languages – English, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese!
She is thrilled to join the Kemper Pelvic Physio Team, helping individuals find long lasting relief. Originally from Atlanta, she’s excited to foster a connection with her hometown community.

Jenna LaBree

Office and Marketing Director (she/her)

Jenna combines her passion for patient care with her expertise in client support and community engagement, holding the title of Office and Marketing Director at KPP. She obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Tennessee and brings hands-on experience from her work as a nursing technician. Her clinical work is where she developed a deep appreciation for the important role that Physical Therapy plays in patient recovery and success.

Jenna’s background in healthcare and her commitment to personalized, trauma-informed and affirming care, give her a unique perspective in helping clients connect with the Physical Therapist best suited to their needs. 

At KPP, she manages the full spectrum of client coordination and office management – ensuring seamless communication, scheduling, and follow-up while also serving as the hub for community engagement, events, and our social media. She excels at event planning, provider relations, and creative communications, often leveraging her skills in design and digital media to connect with clients and the broader community.

Jenna is heavily involved in the Atlanta community’s healthcare space, heading 3 networking groups (The Atlanta Gender Affirming Provider’s group, The Atlanta Baby Business Collective & The Decatur Health Small Business Group). She loves creating community and fostering collaboration amongst different disciplines with the goal of connecting KPP’s clients with fantastic local resources. 

Outside of the office, Jenna enjoys exploring the outdoors, experimenting in the kitchen, and spending time with her family and friends. She is passionate about fostering connections, giving back to the local community and supporting clients throughout their Physical Therapy journey.

For inquiries, scheduling, or to connect, you can reach her at [email protected].

Diana Davenport

Senior Client Coordinator

With a background in wellness and customer support, my focus is on creating a space where people feel genuinely cared for. I studied Women’s Studies at the University of Georgia, which shaped my approach to communication and inclusive care. It means a lot to be part of a team that’s so thoughtful about the work they do. Outside the office, I’m usually drawing, painting, or spending time with friends. I’m really glad to be here at KPP and look forward to helping make your experience as smooth and welcoming as possible.

I’m truly grateful to be a part of the KPP team, where I can continue to make a positive impact in the lives of those we serve. I’m one of the friendly voices you’ll hear on the other end of the line when calling our office!

Olivia Kemper

Client Coordinator (she/her)

Having been raised by a PT, I have an awareness and respect for the practice. I know the importance of finding the right PT and treatment for you.

I’m an avid reader, tea-drinker, and fountain pen enthusiast, and you might find me working on the puzzle in the lobby. I’m a current student at Agnes Scott College, so you’ll see me a little less during the school year, but I’m always happy to help!

I’m so happy to be working as a client coordinator at KPP and look forward to meeting you!

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