Hannah Burk

Hannah brings a compassionate, science-based approach to pelvic health therapy. With her background in cell and molecular biology from Texas Tech University and Doctor of Occupational Therapy from UT Health Science Center San Antonio, she combines technical expertise with genuine care for each patient’s unique journey. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Occupational Therapy from Texas Woman’s University, hoping to further research on the best treatment methods for pelvic floor dysfunction.

Hannah specializes in biopsychosocial treatment methods, integrating myofascial release, nervous system down-regulation, therapeutic modalities, and personalized exercise plans for patients of all ages. Her additional specialized training allows her to confidently address pelvic floor dysfunction across the lifespan—from young children to seniors.

She and her husband recently moved from the Pacific Northwest back home to Texas. When not helping patients, you might find her enjoying a slow trail run, exploring local parks, or walking her aptly named dog, Fish.