and has devoted most of her practice to pelvic dysfunction. Dr. Talley has extensive training in the specialty of pelvic pain, pudendal neuralgia, urinary urgency and incontinence, bowel dysfunction and pregnancy-related pain syndromes. She earned her combined BS/ MS of Physical Therapy from D’Youville College in Buffalo and her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Northeastern University. She is a certified professional yoga therapist through Living Well Institute (formerly Professional Yoga Therapy Institute), certified 200 hour yoga instructor and has completed Yoga For All 35 hour training specializing in yoga for bigger bodies and diverse communities.  Dr. Talley is an active participant in the Triangle Women’s Health Study Group, has served as an adjunct faculty member at Elon University and welcomes collaborative care with her peers and the medical community. She has been a guest speaker at Elon University and the University of Chapel Hill as well as at local and national conferences on the topic of pelvic pain.  Dr. Talley’s passion is to help her patients surpass their expectations by empowering them to build a better life through improved movement, increased strength and decreased pain.  She believes in making lasting relationships and welcomes each new patient to the practice as part of her extended family. Sarah is an avid runner and yoga enthusiast, and devotes her free time to enjoying life with her husband, family and friends.

For over 20 years Dr. Wegmann has specialized in orthopedics and pelvic floor rehabilitation. Her advanced training in manual therapy, spine and pelvic rehabilitation, female and endurance athlete rehabilitation, pelvic floor dysfunction, urinary incontinence, bowel dysfunctions, pregnancy and post-partum pain syndromes, and male pelvic floor dysfunctions allows her to diagnosis and treat the root of the problem. Professionally, Dr. Wegmann was an invited speaker at the 2011 International Pelvic Pain Society meeting and a guest speaker at Elon University and Pfeiffer University. She collaborates with local physicians and allied-health providers to provide total wellness for her patients. In the local community, she enjoys educating the public to bring awareness of pelvic health via community talks with local fitness clubs, the YMCA and SAS. Dr. Wegmann has a B.A in psychology from Whitman College and Master of Physical Therapy from Chapman University located in Orange, California, and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from WSSU. In addition, Dr. Wegmann is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association, NCAPTA, International Pelvic Pain Society, National Vulvodynia Association and Triangle Women’s Health Study Group. As a native of the Northwest, Emily enjoys running, adventures in the great outdoors, reading, and spending time with her husband and their two boys.

She thoroughly enjoys working with people and provides the best customer service and care to others. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her son, playing basketball, skating at the local rink, or walking around the lake.