More about Meghan

Meghan graduated from Eastern Washington University in 2013 with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy and since then, has devoted her continuing education to Fascial Counterstrain. She embraces the opportunity to combine her specialized manual skills with her passion for exercise and sport.

Meghan started her athletic career as a soccer player. She played for Mead High School before beginning her running career in college at the University of Idaho. Primarily an endurance runner, she raced in over 30 half marathons and a handful of marathons, the last of which was the Boston Marathon in 2014. From there, she shifted focus to racing triathlon.

The progression from elite amateur to professional triathlon racing took Meghan all over the world. After she won the 2018 Ironman Canada women’s race in Whistler, she finished the Kona Ironman World Championships later that year. Subsequently, she focused primarily on long course distance triathlon before she retired at the professional level in 2020. Because of her own personal experience with the training and conditioning involved in triathlon, she now coaches and assists others through their own personal endeavors, be it at the recreational or competitive level.  

While in the clinic, Meghan uses specific exercise and focused manual therapy to facilitate improved body awareness and movement for sport, as well as for everyday life. Outside the clinic, she continues to run and condition herself and her dogs so she may actively compete with them in AKC events around the pacific northwest. The time she spends with her llamas also makes hiking and backpacking a fun endeavor. One day, she hopes to become certified in canine rehabilitation to provide physical and manual therapy to animals.

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