Meet Dr. Kari Roberts, PT, DPT
You don't have to suffer in silence, and you don't have to figure it all out on your own.
Pelvic health is personal. For me, it became personal long before Marrón Pelvic Health existed.
I know what it's like to deal with pelvic health symptoms that affect your body, your confidence, and the way you move through everyday life. After living with chronic pelvic pain for more than five years, I understand the frustration of looking for answers and feeling like the solutions you're given don't quite fit.
That experience changed the way I see pelvic health care.
Today, I help women and men better understand what's happening in their bodies, find meaningful relief, and get back to the things that matter to them. My approach goes beyond treating a pelvic floor in isolation. I look at the whole picture—your symptoms, movement, history, goals, and the ways your body is working together—to create care that makes sense for you.
Pelvic Health Became Personal
I didn't start my career knowing that pelvic health would become such an important part of my work—or my own life.
After living with chronic pelvic pain for more than five years, I experienced firsthand how frustrating it can be when something isn't right in your body and you don't have the answers you're looking for. I know what it's like to try to understand what's happening, to wonder if what you're experiencing is normal, and to feel like you're just supposed to live with it.
That experience changed the way I think about patient care.
It taught me how important it is to listen—not just to the symptoms, but to the person experiencing them. It taught me that pelvic health concerns deserve to be taken seriously, explained clearly, and treated with compassion and respect.
That's a big part of why I do what I do today.
At Marrón Pelvic Health, my goal is to give you the kind of care I would have wanted: thoughtful, personalized, and focused on helping you understand your body—not just handing you a list of exercises and sending you on your way.
What I Bring to Your Care
With more than 20 years of experience as a physical therapist, I've learned that good care starts with listening.
Pelvic health is rarely just about one muscle, one symptom, or one diagnosis. Your body is connected, and the things that influence how you feel and function can be complex. That's why I take the time to understand the bigger picture—not just what's hurting or what isn't working.
My approach is grounded in continued learning, clinical experience, and a genuine curiosity about the human body. But just as important, I believe you should understand your care, too.
You'll know what we're working on, why we're doing it, and how it connects to your goals. We'll adjust your treatment as your body changes and your needs evolve.
Most importantly, you won't be treated like a diagnosis or handed a generic exercise program.
You'll be treated like a person.
The Experience Behind Your Care
With more than 20 years of experience as a physical therapist, I bring a broad clinical background and specialized training to pelvic health care.
I earned my Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University at Buffalo in 2004 and have continued to expand my training throughout my career. My specialized pelvic health education includes Pelvic Health Certification through Evidence in Motion and Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist certification.
I also incorporate dry needling when it is appropriate for your care.
But credentials are only part of the picture.
Years of experience have taught me that there is rarely one right answer for every person. Your symptoms, history, goals, and body are unique—and your care should reflect that.
My job is to bring the clinical knowledge and experience to the table while making sure you understand what's happening and feel confident in the plan we're creating together.
A Little More About Dr. Kari
When I'm not helping people navigate their pelvic health, you'll usually find me spending time with my husband, hanging out with my dog, crocheting, watching entirely too much reality TV, or enjoying a good bourbon.
I believe life should include more than work and responsibilities. The things that make you laugh, the people you love, and the activities you enjoy are part of what makes you you—and that's worth making space for.
It's also part of why I care so much about helping people get back to living their lives without their symptoms calling the shots.
What People Are Saying
Choosing a pelvic health physical therapist is personal. Hearing from people who have been through the process can help you know what to expect.
See what patients are saying about their experience with Marrón Pelvic Health.
You've Learned About Kari. Now Let's Make This About You.
You don't have to keep working around your symptoms or wondering whether pelvic health physical therapy can help.
Let's talk about what's going on, what matters to you, and how pelvic health physical therapy may be able to help you feel and function better.