About Dr. Jaylene
PT, DPT, CAPP-OB

Dr. Jaylene’s journey into pelvic health began during her doctoral training at Northwestern University, where she saw firsthand the life-changing impact pelvic floor physical therapy can have for women. After working in specialty clinics in Chicago and Tennessee, she realized something was missing in the way care was often delivered: time, attention, and genuine connection.

That realization — combined with her own experience of becoming a mom — led her to open Female Foundations. Her vision was simple: to create a place where women feel seen, heard, and fully supported in their health. At Female Foundations, every patient is treated one-on-one, with care that is tailored, evidence-based, and rooted in partnership. Jaylene is passionate about raising the standard for women’s healthcare and ensuring that her patients know they are not alone on their journey.

Jaylene has advanced training in women’s health, including pelvic floor dysfunction, obstetric physical therapy (pregnancy, postpartum, and labor & delivery), interstitial cystitis, and cancer-related care. She holds the Certified Advanced Practice Physical Therapist in Obstetric Health (CAPP-OB) designation and is also certified in dry needling.

Outside of the clinic, Jaylene loves strength training, biking, and spending time outdoors with her husband, daughter, and their dog. She’s also an avid baker (yes, even sourdough), enjoys crafting, and can occasionally be found with a knitting project in hand.

About Caroline
Pelvic Health Occupational Therapist

Caroline is a Franklin, TN native who has called Middle Tennessee home her entire life. Inspired by her mother, a nurse, she learned from an early age the importance of caring for others with compassion and empathy. After experiencing occupational therapy herself, Caroline discovered firsthand the difference it can make in helping people regain independence and return to the activities they love—a realization that ultimately led her to pursue a career as an occupational therapist.

Her passion for pelvic health grew from recognizing how often women silently struggle with symptoms that impact their everyday lives. She believes that while pregnancy, childbirth, pelvic pain, and bladder or bowel concerns are common experiences, they should never be accepted as something women simply have to live with. Caroline is passionate about helping women better understand their bodies, regain confidence, and return to the activities that matter most to them.

Caroline’s approach to care is centered on helping each patient feel heard, supported, and empowered throughout their healing journey. She enjoys working with women through every stage of life and is passionate about providing individualized, evidence-based care that restores function and helps patients get back to living life with confidence.

Caroline earned her undergraduate degree in Exercise Science from Lipscomb University before completing her Master of Occupational Therapy at Tennessee State University. She has completed advanced training in pelvic health through specialized coursework and mentorship, allowing her to provide compassionate, individualized care for women experiencing a wide variety of pelvic floor conditions.

Outside of the clinic, Caroline enjoys gardening, crafting, reading by the pool, and spending time with family and friends. She has a sweet tooth, never says no to a mocha latte, and loves relaxing on the beaches of Hilton Head Island with a good book in hand.

About Abby
Office Administrator

Abby is the cheery voice heard on the phone and the warm smile you encounter behind the desk. Abby and her husband, Marty have two sweet boys– Willie Kai and Shiloh. She has a heart for loving and serving others in everything she does. In her free time, Abby enjoys working out, playing games, cooking, and baking for family and friends. Fun fact– she is not a coffee drinker, but she absolutely loves kombucha!