Michelle is a 2012 graduate of the University of Oklahoma, earning her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree before opening Inclusive in 2022. She has specialized in pelvic floor physical therapy since 2019 and takes pride in continually investing in advanced training to better serve her clients. In January 2024, she was published in the Journal of Women’s and Pelvic Health Physical Therapy. As her practice grew, she expanded Inclusive in 2025 by adding Mirissa Beavers to offer Mental Health Therapy and EMDR, creating a more holistic care experience for the community.
Michelle is married to Kyle Johnson. They have four children.
Michelle’s experience as a foster parent has provided her with specialized, trauma-informed training that enhances her approach to care. This background strengthens her ability to treat pelvic health conditions with sensitivity and effectiveness, particularly for individuals who have experienced trauma.
Michelle opened Inclusive to provide truly effective, evidence-based care without the unnecessary add-ons and insurance-driven limitations common in traditional physical therapy settings. Instead of wasting time on lengthy warmups or temporary “quick fixes,” she focuses on targeted, efficient treatment designed to help patients improve in fewer sessions. She prioritizes patient autonomy through direct access and is committed to offering the most current, research-supported interventions—free from restrictive insurance mandates.
Michelle was recently published in the Journal of Women’s and Pelvic Health Physical Therapy in the Jan/March 2024 online edition. To read the article, please click the link above and register as a new user.
