Kelli Turke is an Idaho-licensed physical therapist (PT) and a master of physical therapy (MPT). She holds a certification in dry needling (Cert. DN).

Taking a holistic approach to pelvic floor physical therapy, Kelli works to understand each patient as a whole person.

She considers her patient’s complete history, responsibilities in daily life, lifestyle, and goals, then focuses on what matters most to them. She genuinely enjoys getting to know each patient individually, and she learns something from each one. Kelli makes sure her patients feel seen and heard on their healing journey.

With over 20 years of experience as a physical therapist, Kelli finds it rewarding to put together the pieces of the puzzle to help patients understand what’s happening in their bodies and empower them to create positive change. Kelli finds the greatest fulfillment when she sees her patients meet their goals, and feel confident in caring for their own bodies.

Kelli earned her master’s degree in physical therapy from the Medical University of South Carolina in 2000. Since that time, she has worked in nearly every physical therapy setting, including a year and a half training physical therapists in Romania. Kelli’s career evolved, guided by her passion for strength training and interest in women’s health. As a pelvic health physical therapist, she indulges her love of learning by pursuing further education and training.

Kelli is grateful to be married to an adoring and supportive husband, and she’s a mother to five outstanding sons. They enjoy playing outdoors: skiing, mountain biking, camping, and playing impromptu games of ultimate frisbee. Her heart is for her family, and her love language is quality time. Kelli rarely misses a day in the family’s garage gym, which is her favorite “room” in the house.

Kelli’s approach is evidenced-based and goal-focused, incorporating resistance training to build resilience.