Serving South Houston, Fort Bend County, & Brazoria County
Get to Know Us
Founded by two therapists and mothers, our company prioritizes women's health and pelvic floor therapy. We empower mothers to thrive, offering the support and care they deserve in wellness journeys. Together, we create a nurturing community focused on holistic well-being for all women.
Get To Know The Co-Founder
Dr. Marissa Gray, PT, DPT, COMT
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Owner
Dr. Marissa Gray is a pelvic floor physical therapist and owner of All Things Maternal Physical Therapy. Dr. Marissa is a former college athlete, playing basketball at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, TX, where she also earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy in their accelerated DPT program. Her clinical passions include pelvic health, women’s health, and working with first time mother's navigating the health system. Dr. Marissa trained through the American Physical Therapy Association to obtain her Certification of Achievement in Pelvic Health (CAPP-Pelvic) and is also a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist (COMT). Dr. Marissa has plans to continue her study to obtain her Board Certification in Women's Health (WCS) by 2027. She has additional training in dry needling, functional soft tissue mobilization, visceral mobilization, and prefers an empathetic approach when treating her patients. Dr. Marissa considers her faith very important and is very active in her church community. She is married to her high school sweetheart, Garrett, and mother to her daughter, Mia.
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Get To Know The Therapy Team
Dr. Mikela Griffin, PT, DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Dr. Mikela earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Performance from Prairie View A&M University and her Clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Texas Woman’s University
Houston. Her clinical passions include pelvic health, women’s health, and sexual wellness, with a strong commitment to advancing equitable and accessible care. She is especially passionate about sexual wellness through the pillars of health, justice, pleasure, and well-being, and how these elements support healing and quality of life in rehabilitation. In clinical practice, she enjoys working with a wide range of pelvic health populations. This includes prenatal patients focused on maintaining strength and function while managing pregnancy-related changes, and postpartum patients navigating pelvic floor and core recovery, pain management, and a safe return to daily activities and exercise. Outside of the clinic, she is a proud mother of two daughters, a dancer at heart, and a woman grounded in her Christian faith. Her core values: faith, health, happiness, achievement, integrity, and loyalty guide both her life and her approach to patient care. She is currently pursuing advanced training in dry needling, the APTA CAPP-Pelvic pathway, and sexual health education through AASECT certification in order to further expand her skill set and better meet the individualized needs of her patients.
Dr. Tatyana Joseph, PT, DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Dr. Tatyana Joseph earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Marist College and holds a Bachelor of Science in Sport and Exercise Science from the University of Central Florida. With a strong foundation in evidence-based practice and a compassionate approach, she is committed to helping individuals restore function, reduce pain, and improve their quality of life. Her clinical experience spans a variety of settings, including outpatient orthopedics, pediatrics, and pelvic floor therapy. Dr. Joseph has a particular passion for working with individuals in the prenatal and postpartum periods, as well as those experiencing chronic pelvic pain. She takes a personalized, holistic approach to care, aiming to treat the root cause—not just the symptoms. Her academic research centers on identifying and addressing sex bias within Doctor of Physical Therapy curricula, reflecting her deep commitment to equity, inclusivity, and patient-centered education. She is currently licensed to practice in both Florida and Texas. Dr. Joseph is especially drawn to pelvic health because it allows her to support individuals coping with “invisible pain”—the kind that doctors may overlook, but affects daily life. Her mission is to listen deeply, provide effective and empathetic care, and to help make those symptoms a distant memory. She reminds her patients that just because something is common doesn’t mean it’s normal. Outside of work, Dr. Joseph enjoys listening to audiobooks, and music, spending quality time with friends and family, and dragging her husband to yet another food spot because yes, food can be a love language.
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