About Megan
Dr. Megan Barker loves to learn. She has a passion for learning about her clients, what motivates and challenges them, and what they envision in their happiest future. This genuine interest and curiosity makes her a strong physical therapist and health coach.
Dr. Megan Barker loves to learn. She has a passion for learning about her clients, what motivates and challenges them, and what they envision in their happiest future. This genuine interest and curiosity makes her a strong physical therapist and health coach.
Megan has treated a wide range of artistic athletes, ranging from young teens to professionals in Broadway shows. Her experience and love of dance means she can understand the demands and needs of her clients.
Megan has treated a wide range of artistic athletes, ranging from young teens to professionals in Broadway shows. Her experience and love of dance means she can understand the demands and needs of her clients.
She is also passionate about treating women with hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (hEDS) and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder (HSD). Megan has worked with many women that had previously been misunderstood and their care had been poorly managed. She is dedicated to working with her clients in a way that supports their needs and helps them reach their individual goals.Â
She is also passionate about treating women with hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (hEDS) and Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder (HSD). Megan has worked with many women that had previously been misunderstood and their care had been poorly managed. She is dedicated to working with her clients in a way that supports their needs and helps them reach their individual goals.Â
B.A. in Dance, Santa Clara University, 2010
Doctor of Physical Therapy, The George Washington University, 2015
Board Certified Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy, ABPTS, 2018
Certified Women's Health Coach, Integrative Women's Health Institute, 2021
Pilates Mat Level 1 & 2 Training, Polestar Pilates, 2021
Adjunct Faculty at The George Washington University Doctor of Physical Therapy Program