Atlas Physical Therapy Highlands

Kate is a doctor of Physical Therapy who specializes in Women’s Health. Kate graduated with her Doctorate degree in 2011 from University of Maryland Eastern Shore. Since completing her initial schooling Kate has obtained continuing education certificates in the areas of functional strengthening, pelvic floor dysfunction, incontinence, caring for the pregnant patient, postpartum rehabilitation, and trigger point dry needling. Kate is active in the women's health community and is passionate about providing comprehensive care to women in every stage of their life. Some of the Women's Health conditions that Kate treats regularly include stress and urge incontinence, pubic symphysis pain, sacroiliac dysfunction, diastasis recti, pain with intercourse, nerve entrapment, and more. Kate recently obtained her Certification of Achievement in Pelvic Physical Therapy - Obstetrics; a distinction less than 200 PTs in the country have achieved. She has also received training specific to caring for patients in the transgender community, both for pre and post operative care.

Kate is an East Coast transplant and loves everything Denver has to offer. She enjoys hiking with her dog, camping, live music, and travel.

Jasmine grew up in a suburb of Chicago where she was a multi-sport athlete and, ironically, found her passion for physical therapy after receiving therapy multiple times herself. She then went on to receive her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Saint Louis University.

She has advanced her career through continuing education courses like dry needling and soon hopes to add a certification as a strength and conditioning specialist (CSCS). Jasmine is an avid learner and excited to continue to progress her skills set in order for patients of all levels to achieve their goals. She has experience treating patients of all ages with various conditions from chronic pain to post-operative care. 

Jasmine and her husband recently moved to Denver from the Midwest and are excited to explore and experience all Colorado has to offer. In their spare time, they enjoy hiking, gardening, snowboarding and watching Formula 1.

Kimberly is a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in orthopedic injuries and pelvic health. Kimberly graduated with her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Concordia University, St. Paul. Her desire to pursue physical therapy began with her experience working with individuals with disabilities, which led her to pursue a degree in Exercise Science and a certificate in Disability Studies from the University of Iowa. She has pursued numerous continuing education courses since obtaining her DPT, including pelvic floor dysfunction, incontinence, and functional dry needling.

She is active and passionate about professional development and leadership within the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) to advocate for patients that seek out care. She also hopes to pursue additional certifications to advance her skills in both orthopedics and pelvic health. Her goals as a physical therapist are to help individuals across the lifespan to continue doing the activities they love and to prevent future injuries.

Mandy is an Exercise Specialist who is originally from Orange County, California. Mandy graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder where she majored in Psychology with an emphasis in course studies in Integrated Physiology. Mandy's appreciation for physical therapy came at an early age when she had to overcome her own sports related injuries. Mandy has enjoyed playing competitive sports her entire life and has seen firsthand through injury how physical therapy can help get you back to doing what you love. It’s from these personal experiences that a passion grew to want to help others through a hands-on rehabilitation approach to healing.

When not working at Atlas, Mandy enjoys playing co-ed soccer, skiing, pickleball with friends, reading, and cooking.