Meaningful Movement opened its doors in July of 2020. It has been a joyful journey serving our community. We get to do what we love so you can do what you love! We aren’t your typical physical therapy clinic, our process and expertise gets you better faster and we have fun while reaching big goals.
Teamwork makes your dream work!
Your Movement Team
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Physical Therapist | Certification in Dry Needling | Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist Certification (PCES) | Pelvic Physical Therapist | Balanced Body Pilates Reformer for Rehab Professionals
Beth earned a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from Appalachian State University where she played four years of Division 1 women’s softball. She then served as fitness leader at Watauga Medical Center where she performed ACSM testing and personal training, designed strength and conditioning programs for high school athletes, and led group fitness. Her love for movement led her to the Medical University of South Carolina where she earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy. She has worked as a Physical Therapist since 2008 in diverse clinical settings including outpatient, inpatient acute care, and within retirement communities. She is Maitland Manual therapy trained and certified in dry needling. She has completed specialized training through Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute and is a Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist (PCES).
Beth believes “in providing positive experiences and outcomes, I feel it is imperative to listen intently to patients and work together to develop treatment plans that are specific and individualized. As a physical therapist, I am committed to continually learning to be able to provide the best evidence-based treatments.”
Her greatest joy is spending time with her husband and two children. They love to travel and enjoy being outdoors biking, hiking, and playing with their dogs. “I look forward to the opportunity to share my experience and skills in guiding you on your health and wellness journey.”
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Physical Therapist | Owner & Founder | Advanced Vestibular Specialist | Certification in Dry Needling | STOTT Pilates® Trained Instructor
Crystal is the owner and founder of Meaningful Movement. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Nutrition, Foods, and Exercise from Virginia Tech where she was also a member of the club field hockey team. Crystal went on to earn her Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) from Old Dominion University. She has worked as a Physical Therapist in the outpatient setting since 2010 for well known hospital systems in northern Virginia as well as here in Charlotte. Crystal became a Vestibular Specialist in 2013 after successfully completing the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Vestibular Competency program at Emory University and in 2025 earned her Advanced Vestibular Certification through the University of Pittsburgh. She is a STOTT Pilates® trained instructor for the reformer. She is Maitland Manual Therapy trained and certified in dry needling.
Crystal’s approach to physical therapy treatment is whole body. “I do not ‘chase the pain’ but look throughout the kinetic chain to identify the root issue. I address any identified restrictions through manual therapy that may be facilitating pain or dysfunctional movement patterns, followed by retraining muscles for long term maintenance of improvement, or resolution of your symptoms.”
Crystal has two sweet, energetic boys who keep her moving and she enjoys exploring life with her husband through experiences by sharing goals such as running a race in all 50 states. She loves learning new ways to challenge her body which is how she came about integrating the Pilates reformer into Physical Therapy treatment. “I am excited to share my skills to help you reach whatever goals you have in your personal life.”
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Occupational Therapist | Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist Certification (PCES) | Pelvic Therapist
Molli earned her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Louisiana State University and her Master of Occupational Therapy from the University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences. Her interest in pelvic therapy began after her own pelvic floor challenges, what started as a personal experience grew into a professional passion.
Molli joins Meaningful Movement after leading pelvic health services within major healthcare systems in both Charlotte and Kansas City. Most recently, she served as the primary pelvic health therapist within an outpatient setting, where she revitalized an existing pelvic program and contributed to system-wide pelvic care growth. Her work included developing clinical competencies for onboarding new pelvic therapists and lecturing within a pelvic health residency program.
Molli has completed specialized training through the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute and is a Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist (PCES). She also evaluates and treats breast cancer-related impairments including lymphedema, as well as orthopedic hand-to-shoulder conditions.
Molli believes patients deserve timely, thoughtful, and personalized care without the delays, rushed visits, or limited access that often interrupt recovery. Her approach emphasizes precision, continuity, and collaboration. She is excited to serve both patients and providers as part of a model that prioritizes access, communication, and meaningful outcomes.
In her free time, Molli enjoys spending time with her husband and two dogs. She loves to read, explore new coffee shops, and travel. “I’m excited to share my skills and knowledge to help you move and feel better, so you can get back to the things in life that matter most to you.”
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Jess serves as the Patient Care Coordinator at Meaningful Movement. She holds an Associate of Science in Medical Assisting from Miller-Motte College in Wilmington and practiced as a Medical Assistant for six years in both urgent care and primary care settings. In addition to her healthcare background, Jess spent four years as a preschool teacher, further strengthening her ability to communicate clearly, build trust, and support individuals and families with patience and empathy. She also holds a leadership role within a nonprofit serving the swim community, where she helps guide programs focused on access, development, and overall well-being.
Jess is a compassionate and detail-oriented professional who understands that a positive healthcare experience begins long before a patient enters the treatment room. She is passionate about creating a welcoming, organized environment where patients feel heard, supported, and confident in their care. With experience in clinical care, education, and administration, Jess focuses on fostering clear communication, smooth coordination, and a supportive experience for both patients and providers.
Outside of her professional role, Jess stays busy with her family, running her kids to activities and keeping up with the day-to-day rhythms of family life. She enjoys spending time outdoors hiking and playing tennis, baking sourdough, working in the garden, and listening to audiobooks whenever she gets the chance. These everyday routines help her reset and stay focused, bringing a steady, thoughtful approach to her work and the people she supports.
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Our Community
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