Kelsea was born and raised in Bend, Oregon. She graduated with her undergraduate degree from University of Oregon (Go Ducks!) in 2015. She then made the trek to Connecticut to complete her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Sacred Heart University. Since then, she has moved back to Bend to fully utilize her skills in the community that she loves to call home. 

Kelsea has a passion for treating a multitude of individuals with a variety of injuries and impairments including pelvic floor dysfunction, TMJ dysfunction, concussion, and orthopedic injuries. Since obtaining her degree she has taken multiple continuing education courses in pelvic floor rehabilitation including specialty topics in pregnancy and postpartum rehabilitation and visceral mobilization. Kelsea also has training in craniosacral therapy, a gentle hands on approach beneficial at addressing the central nervous system. She will begin infant craniosacral therapy in January 2024. She believes in an interdisciplinary approach to health–making sure her patients are exploring all avenues of care to get the most comprehensive and inclusive treatment. 

Outside of the clinic, Kelsea enjoys traveling, spending time with friends, and exploring all the amazing outdoor activities Bend has to offer with her husband and three dogs Declan, Charlie, and Yogi.