About us

Pelvic Health, Redefined.

An integrated approach to care combining physical therapy, massage, and movement with a servant-led mindset, stewarding each patient’s care to support lasting healing and strength

Pelvic Physical Therapy • Massage • Movement

Our Mission

To build a purpose-driven practice that redefines the standard of pelvic health integrating physical therapy, massage, and movement to support lasting healing and impact thousands of lives

OUR VISION

Our core values

Misama Physical Therapists

Missy Gallow, Physical Therapist

  • Owner: PT, DPT

    Dr. Missy Gallow has been working in the field of orthopedics since graduating from Dayton University in 2012. After having twins – Dr. Missy developed a passion for bridging the gap between pelvic health and the world of orthopedics and chronic pain. Believing in integrating all of the body systems into her treatment sessions. She has learned that the musculoskeletal system is vastly intertwined with other body systems. She believes that pain is not just a physical problem – but a WHOLE body problem, including emotional and mental health. She strives to help her patients make lasting changes – not just for their body but for their life.She has continued her pelvic health education with numerous courses focusing on pregnant and postpartum health.

    She is dedicated to educating women about the changes that occur during pregnancy and common postpartum patterns that have a lasting effect on a woman’s body. She has a passion for working with active women (and men), whether that looks like Crossfit, Pilates, Yoga, HIIT, running, weekend soccer or playing with your kids. A quote she loves is “Train harder than life, so that life is easier” Dr. Missy is working hard to bridge the gap in prenatal and postpartum care and getting women the knowledge they need to have an optimal birth and avoid chronic pain throughout their lifespan. She utilizes manual techniques and dry needling to address pain and focuses on rebuilding the “mind-body” connection. Effectively continuing on to rebuild strength, stability and mobility in the body for overall function. Her hope is that every woman will have the resources they need early on to avoid chronic pain throughout their postpartum years.​ “Once you are postpartum, you are always postpartum.”​ When not in the clinic, she can be found outside in the sunshine, her garden, playing with her kids and cooking with her husband.

Bridget O'Brien , Physical Therapist

  • PT , DPT

    Dr. Bridget O’Brien graduated from Duquesne University with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2016. She began her career in the world of orthopedics and sports medicine following a collegiate soccer career, helping patients return to their athletic goals. Her interest in pelvic health began during her first pregnancy during which she was unable to exercise due to medical concerns and pelvic pain, followed by a birth injury that led her to being a patient.

    Bridget earned her multiple pelvic health certifications while undergoing treatment herself, realizing first-hand the incredible difference pelvic floor physical therapy can make in a person’s life. She treats all female pelvic health conditions, including bowel, bladder, sexual dysfunction, pregnancy/postpartum, pelvic pain, and diastasis recti. She delivers a blend of specialty orthopedic and pelvic floor care to each patient, including education, exercise, manual therapy, and integrative dry needling. She also holds certifications in running gait analysis and pregnancy/postpartum corrective exercise.

    Bridget’s favorite part of being a pelvic health physical therapist is the immense pride she feels for every person who walks through the door. As a patient first, she realizes how difficult it can be for someone to start their journey into the world of pelvic health, and is so grateful for each and every person who takes the leap to improve their physical health.

    When Bridget isn’t in the clinic, she loves to spend time with her sons, husband, and dog anywhere she can outdoors. She is a sports lover (Go Bucks, Go Bills, Go Crew!) She loves to kayak, hike, & is a coffee (caramel latte) enthusiast.

  • PT, DPT


    Dr. Chelsea Kozub specializes in pelvic health physical therapy, with advanced training in female and male pelvic floor dysfunction, pregnancy and postpartum care, and oncology rehabilitation for individuals undergoing or recovering from cancer treatment.

    She is passionate about helping patients navigate complex pelvic health conditions and has a special interest in treating persistent and complex pelvic pain. Chelsea is dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care that empowers patients to improve their function, reduce pain, and return to the activities that matter most to them. She believes in creating a supportive environment where patients feel heard, understood, and actively involved in their care. 

    Outside of the clinic, Chelsea enjoys exploring local coffee shops, getting lost in a good book, and spending time with her two cats, Mac and Maple. Originally from the Pittsburgh area, she is a lifelong fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers and enjoys cheering on Penn State Nittany Lions football every fall. 

Ashley Wright , Physical Therapist

  • PT, DPT

    For Dr. Ashley Wright, pelvic health is a calling that grew from frustration with how women are too often overlooked in healthcare, from their reproductive years, to the postpartum period, and then into perimenopause, menopause and beyond. After years of working in outpatient orthopedics, Ashley transitioned into pelvic health to provide women with much needed guidance and support in their health journeys.

    Ashley blends her orthopedic expertise with specialized pelvic floor training to treat the whole body, not just the pelvis. She believes that in order to heal effectively, we have to take into consideration the mechanics of spine and rib cage all the way down to the feet, in addition to nervous system regulation, diet, exercise, and sleep. Her approach is rooted in listening, educating, and creating a safe space for conversations that are often considered taboo. She believes a patient’s entire story matters, and loves helping people move from discomfort and uncertainty to confidence and strength.

    She earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Dayton in 2014. Her career was inspired in part by rehabbing her own gymnastics related injuries. Now, she brings a movement-based, root cause driven approach to her treatment because healing is never just about one muscle or one symptom.

    Outside the clinic, Ashley enjoys life with her husband and pets. She loves being outdoors, traveling (especially if she can scuba dive), gardening, running and reading. She’s a pizza and red wine enthusiast and thinks few things are better than a slice of pepperoni and a perfectly chilled glass of red!

Misama administrative Staff

Nicole Ransom , Administrator

  • Patient Care Coordinator

    Nicole Ransom has been working in marketing and business analytics since her graduation from the University of Cincinnati in 2020. With a background in market research, she’s passionate about creating effective marketing strategies and improving business systems to help organizations achieve their goals. As a new mom to a little boy, she understands the joys and challenges of pregnancy and motherhood. This personal experience fuels her excitement to partner with Misama in supporting women on their journey to better health and well-being. Outside of work, Nicole enjoys spending time outdoors, hanging out with family, listening to audiobooks, and exploring her creative side through crafting.

  • Patient Care Coordinator

    Born and raised in the Columbus area, I’m proud to call this city home. Outside of work, I enjoy staying active through hiking, biking, roller skating, and rock climbing. I also love to travel and hope to visit every U.S. national park one day. When I’m not exploring the outdoors, I enjoy spending time with my wife and our dogs. I’ve spent years working as a bartender and have developed a deep appreciation for Columbus’s restaurant and hospitality community, discovering new local spots, supporting small businesses, and connecting with people through shared experiences.
    My connection to pelvic floor therapy is both personal and professional. As someone navigating endometriosis, I have been a pelvic floor therapy patient for many years and experienced firsthand the positive impact this care can have on quality of life. In fact, my journey with Misama began as a patient before joining the team. That experience gave me a unique perspective on the patient journey and deepened my appreciation for compassionate, patient-centered care.
    I’m currently back in school working toward my goal of becoming a physical therapist. My own healthcare experiences have fueled my passion for health and wellness and continue to inspire both my personal growth and future career path.

Jane Loughrey , Administrator

  • Patient Care Coordinator

    Born and raised in Columbus, Jane is a big supporter of all things local, especially fitness studios, coffee shops, and neighborhood walks. She’s a wife, sister, daughter, dog mom, and soon-to-be mama, expecting her first child this January.

    Jane has a deep-rooted passion for helping women feel strong, supported, and confident. With a background in Pilates, yoga, and pre/postnatal fitness, she brings both warmth and knowledge to her role as Patient Care Coordinator. Soon, she’ll also be sharing her love of movement through functional, empowering prenatal and postpartum fitness classes designed with women’s health in mind.

Misama Massage Therapist

  • Licensed Massage Therapist

    Antonia Taylor began her journey as a licensed massage therapist over three years ago, but her dedication to caring for others started long before. At just 18, she enlisted in the United States Air Force as a Diet Technician, serving active-duty members and veterans. Her military experience strengthened her connection to the wellness community and deepened her commitment to improving the quality of life for those around her. With the support of her family and the foundation built during her service, Antonia transitioned seamlessly into the field of Massage Therapy.

    Massage Therapy, to Antonia, is the intentional physical manipulation of the body’s systems to support the body’s natural balance and healing. Her belief in the power of purposeful touch fuels her curiosity about various massage modalities and their lasting impact on the mind, body, and spirit. She recognizes that every body carries its own strengths, challenges, movement patterns, lifestyles, and genetics—and she is devoted to tailoring each session to meet the unique needs of every individual.

    Antonia lives by the belief, “Pouring into your own cup allows you to pour into others.” She fills her own cup by spending time with her little-big family, her partner, and her dog; experimenting with new recipes; diving into books and audiobooks; and crocheting new creations. A lover of all sports—despite only knowing the basics—she enjoys attending local games in Columbus and catching events while traveling. Antonia also has a passion for supporting small and local businesses and delights in discovering hidden gems throughout the Columbus area.