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About Me

Hey there, I’m Rachel—your friendly neighborhood Schroth therapist

If scoliosis has you feeling a little “twisted,” I’m here to help you straighten things out. My mission is simple: blend evidence-based Schroth therapy with humor, heart, and a treatment plan made just for you.

Rachel Meiggs, DPT

Why Schroth matters

Evidence-based care (and maybe a pun)

The Schroth Method combines targeted exercises, specific breathing techniques, and postural awareness to help you feel more aligned, stronger, and confident. I know scoliosis can feel like a curveball—pun absolutely intended—but it doesn’t have to be a pain in the back.

Together, we’ll build a plan that fits your life. Expect hands-on coaching, a collaborative mindset, and plenty of encouragement along the way.

A few fun facts

  • I use the Schroth Method—a research-backed approach focused on posture, breathing, and strength.
  • There are only three scoliosis-specific physical therapists in the entire state of Montana!
  • I love crafting treatment plans that match your lifestyle (and I might sneak in a joke or two).
  • Outside the clinic, I wrangle three dogs, one regal cat, and a riot of goats who think they’re my assistants.

Outside the clinic

Yes, I’ll absolutely show you goat pictures

When I’m not coaching patients through corrective breathing or postural drills, you’ll find me wrangling my lively crew: three very important dogs, a cat who rules the house, and goats who love “helping” during home exercise filming sessions.

Ask me about their latest antics—animal laughter therapy is 100% part of the plan.

What to expect with me

  • Collaborative goal-setting so your treatment matches your lifestyle and dreams.
  • Home exercise guidance (with checks-ins) to keep your progress rolling between sessions.
  • Plenty of encouragement, a few puns, and maybe a goat cameo if you need a smile.
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Ready to feel more aligned, strong, and confident?

Let’s build a plan that helps you stand taller—minus the aches and pains.