The People Supporting Your Pelvic Health Journey
Get to know the KPP Team
We take the time to listen, understand your story and hear your goals. All to create a personalized plan that helps you feel confident, supported, and empowered every step of the way.
Meet the Team
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Beth Kemper
(she/her) - PT, MPT, WCS
I’ve spent the last few decades immersed in pelvic health, with a particular focus on pelvic pain. Pelvic health is complex and deeply individual, and my role is to help uncover the “why” behind symptoms so we can create a plan that truly fits the person in front of me. I’m a licensed physical therapist with dual board certification, and my clinical interests include hypermobility and hEDS, menopause-related changes, and prolapse care. I’m committed to ongoing learning and evidence-based practice so I can continue providing thoughtful, individualized care.
Just as importantly, I bring lived experience into my work. I’ve navigated pregnancy, miscarriage, childbirth, pelvic pain, urinary leakage with activity, prolapse, constipation, and the transition from perimenopause into post-menopause. These experiences have shaped how I listen and how I treat, reinforcing my belief that pelvic health is rarely one-size-fits-all.
Outside the clinic, I’m a mom to two college-aged kids, a wife, and a proud pet parent to two cats and a very energetic dog. I enjoy running, dancing, hiking, reading, and traveling.
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Dr. Megan Beach-Gomes
(she/her) - PT, DPT, PRPC, PCES
I’m a California native pelvic health physical therapist who made the move to Atlanta to work in a clinic that aligns with my passion for treating pelvic health through a whole-body lens. I love treating all things related to the pelvis, including chronic pelvic pain, urinary and bowel dysfunction, prolapse concerns, and pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation. My special interests are pelvic pain and supporting people through the perinatal period, and I’m especially passionate about helping patients return to the activities they love.
I earned my Doctorate Degree in Physical Therapy from California State University, Long Beach, where I first discovered pelvic health. I’m a Certified Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner (PRPC), with additional training in dry needling, prolapse management and pessary fitting, running rehab, and perinatal corrective exercise (PCES).
Before becoming a PT, I was a competitive swimmer and coach. Outside the clinic, you’ll usually find me on the BeltLine, listening to live music, exploring Atlanta with friends and family, or working on something creative and a little nerdy.
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Dr. Lucy Shuttleworth
(she/her) - PT, DPT
I studied Kinesiology at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and discovered my passion for pelvic health early on in my career. I spent nearly two years working in a pelvic health clinic, where I truly found my passion and love for the work that I do.
I went on to earn my Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Wingate University and spent time working as a travel PT, which helped me grow as a clinician as I was able to treat a wide range of patients.
I especially love treating urinary incontinence, prolapse, and pelvic pain, including dyspareunia and vulvodynia. It’s an honor to be part of someone’s pelvic health journey and to help them feel more like themselves again through individualized, thoughtful care.
Outside the clinic, you can usually find me reading, hiking, trying new recipes, taking long walks, or spending time with friends and family.
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Dr. Paige Enfinger
(she/her) – PT, DPT
With a background in human development and international studies, I’m passionate about helping people strengthen their connection to their bodies and find sustainable ways to incorporate movement into their lives. I personally practice yoga, Pilates, cycling, dance, and resistance training, and I enjoy working with people who bring curiosity and energy into their movement.
I work with individuals of all genders and love finding creative, individualized approaches to pelvic health concerns including pelvic pain, prolapse, urinary and bowel dysfunction, dyspareunia, vulvodynia, and surgical and perinatal recovery. I earned my Doctor of Physical Therapy from Emory University, along with 200-hour yoga teacher training, 85-hour perinatal yoga training, and additional education through Herman & Wallace.
I’m also fluent in English, French, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese, which has shaped how I connect with and care for a diverse range of patients. Originally from Atlanta, I’m thrilled to support my hometown community in finding lasting relief and confidence in their bodies. Outside the clinic, I love staying active, exploring the city, and spending time with the people I love.
BEHIND THE DESK
The KPP Admin Team
Our administrative team is committed to creating a smooth front desk process. From your first phone call, you’ll meet someone who truly cares about your wellbeing and they will be your go-to for all of your logistical needs.
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Office and Marketing Director
As our Office and Marketing Director, I combine my passion for patient care with my background in healthcare, client support, and community engagement. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Tennessee where I gained a deep appreciation for the role physical therapy plays in patient recovery and success.
At KPP, I oversee client coordination, office operations, scheduling, events, marketing, and community engagement. I’m especially passionate about building community and creating an office space that is welcoming for all!
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Senior Client Coordinator
With a background in wellness and customer support, I focus on creating a space where people feel genuinely cared for from the very first interaction. I hold a degree in Women’s Studies from the University of Georgia, which shaped my commitment to inclusive, thoughtful care.
At KPP, I’m one of the friendly voices you’ll hear on the phone, and I help support scheduling and communication so everything feels smooth and easy on your end. It means a lot to me to help make each patient’s experience feel welcoming and supported.
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Client Coordinator
Having been raised by a physical therapist, I’ve always had a strong respect for the profession and understand how important it is to find the right care team. My background has shaped how I approach my role and is why I value being part of a team that is so intentional about patient care.
I’m currently a student at Agnes Scott College, so you may see me a bit less during the school year, but I’m always happy to help! I love being part of the KPP team as a client coordinator and look forward to connecting with you!
Gain the clarity you’ve been looking for and the confidence to move forward
If you've been living with symptoms that feel confusing - you're not alone! We know how overwhelming it can be to search for answers which is why we're committed to helping you feel heard and confident in your treatment plan.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR BODY IS THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS TRUSTING IT AGAIN
We take the time to truly listen, explain what we’re seeing, and help you connect the dots in a way that feels clear and manageable. We’re here to help you understand what’s contributing to your symptoms and what you can actually do about it so nothing feels left unanswered.
Our Philosophy
Confidence in your body starts with understanding it. Together, we’ll build a path toward feeling stronger, more capable, and more connected with your body.
Expertise You Can Trust
We combine advanced training, evidence-based treatment, and clinical curiosity to provide the highest quality pelvic health care possible.
Care Built Around You
We believe the best outcomes happen through partnership. Together, we'll create a treatment plan that reflects your needs, preferences, and goals.
A Place Where You Belong
We create a welcoming environment where every person feels respected, heard, and supported. Your identity and experiences are valued throughout your care.
Every Detail Matters
From your first phone call to your final visit, we're intentional about creating an experience that feels clear, supportive, and empowering.
See Why Clients Come Back
A Different Kind of Healthcare Experience
Compassion, connection & a commitment to put you first
We believe the little moments matter. That's why we strive to create an experience that's warm, attentive, and centered on you from the very beginning.
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Let’s Take The Next Step Together
Whether you're ready to begin pelvic floor physical therapy or simply have a few questions, we'd love to connect. Fill out the form below, and our team will reach out to help you take the next step with confidence.