Our Team
Dr. Payton McWilliams
Pelvic Floor & Breast Cancer PT, DPT, CLT
Payton is a Florida native, born and raised in Orlando, settling in Gainesville after meeting her husband while attending the University of Florida. She had the unique experience after graduating from physical therapy school to specialize in womens health while building a breast cancer recovery program, soon after branching out to female pelvic health. She has a passion for prenatal and postpartum conditions and preventative perinatal care.
When not treating patients she is out exploring with her 1yr old daughter, doing Peloton workouts, traveling, and volunteering with her church.
Education: A.A. University of Florida
B.S. Exercise & Human Performance (honors) University of Central Florida
Doctor of Physical Therapy University of St Augustine
Amanda Tudeen
Pelvic Floor Therapist, OTR/L
Amanda’s journey has taken her from California to Mozambique, but wherever she goes one thing remains the same: her passion for helping people live fuller, more comfortable lives.
After studying at the University of Florida Amanda pursued a career in occupational therapy. Her passion for women’s health led her to specialize in pelvic health, where she’s now on a mission to bring awareness (and relief!) to the struggles so many women suffer through in silence. She is all about breaking the stigma, normalizing real conversations, and helping people reconnect with their bodies.
Outside the clinic you’ll find Amanda traveling, running, and soaking up nature with her husband and their three wild and wonderful kids—always with a coffee in hand, of course.
Education: B.S. Sociology
Master of Occupational Therapy University of Florida
Dr. Pam Hess
Pelvic Floor Therapist, OTD, OTR/L
Dr. Pam is a pelvic health occupational therapist dedicated to supporting women through every stage of life—from adolescence to post-menopause. With advanced training in perinatal mental health and lifestyle medicine, she offers compassionate care for a wide range of conditions. She integrates movement-based therapies like Pilates with trauma-informed approaches to help women restore function, confidence, and wellbeing.
Outside the clinic she teaches at the university level in OT and women’s health, is a contributing author on women’s health textbooks, and is speaking at this year’s national “OTs in Pelvic Health” summit. You can find her in a yoga/pilates class, baking a key lime pie, or spending time outdoors with her family
Education: Doctor of Occupational Therapy, University of Indianapolis
B.S. in Health Care Administration (Cum Laude), Saint Leo University