Sam Arrow is the founder of Arrow Physical Therapy. Sam loves being a pelvic floor PT and especially loves being the therapist that makes you feel seen, while helping you figure out what works for you and your body.

Sam studied dance since age 8 and graduated from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Dance and continues to be involved in the dance community in Phoenix.  They went to PT school at the Arizona School of Health Sciences and earned a Doctorate in Physical Therapy and has been treating pelvic floor dysfunction since they graduated in 2010.

They live in the Central Phoenix area with their partner, children and 2 cats. They are also a dance artist and Permanent Artist In Residence with [nueBOX], a non-profit organization that provides support and rehearsal space for performance artists.

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Rebecca Patton is a pelvic physical therapist supporting patients of all genders and identities with a trauma-informed and inclusive approach. After working several years in a rushed and protocol-based healthcare system, I observed care that was not prioritizing individuals and contributing to traumatic healthcare experiences. I recognized that there was an opportunity and need for better care that was personalized, safe, and healing. I started Patton Pelvic Health with a vision and mission to bring that personalized and safe care to life. I strive to destigmatize sexual health and pelvic health concerns across the gender and sexual identity spectrum. Everyone should have the chance to feel secure in managing their bowel and bladder health and have pain-free sex. I’m passionate about creating a space to empower patients in their medical care. Working with me you can expect a warm, calm, and open space where your concerns will be heard. 

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