Meet Dr. Jasia Correa, PT, DPT, CLT
Well Women Physical Therapy Founder & President
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Certified Lymphedema Therapist
Certified Endometriosis Coach
Wife, Mom, Musical Thespian, Cancer Survivor
Ever wished something could be a little different, a bit more personal?
That's where my dream began: to reshape how we think about women's physical therapy.
Imagine being more than just a patient—being a valued member of your own healing journey. Instead of focusing solely on the end result, let's embrace the whole you, treating every facet of who you are. More than just ticking boxes for insurance, let's connect on a personal level, giving you the time and attention you truly deserve.
And why stop at healing?
Let's weave in wellness and prevention right from the start. Physical therapy shouldn't feel like a daunting checklist—it should be a comforting journey of growth, understanding, and yes, even joy. Let's change the narrative together, making your health a priority and celebrating every step of your wellness journey.
My journey as a physical therapist is fueled by a genuine love of learning.
After graduating from the University of North Texas Health Science Center, I was fortunate to start my career at the renowned MD Anderson Cancer Center. There, I began my postgraduate studies in Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation, trained in the treatment and management of lymphedema through the Academy of Lymphatic Studies, and helped launch a brand new program.
Fast forward to the Brazos Valley
My husband's residency (he's the podiatrist next door to our current location) took us to the Brazos Valley. There, I built another new program from scratch at CHI St. Joseph, focusing on pelvic floor and lymphedema care. Plus, I created a special Breast Cancer Wellness Program, offering free education to at-risk women. I even started treating kiddos and supporting expecting and new moms. I fell head over heels for Bryan-College Station—its vibe, its people—it became home sweet home.
"The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others."
—Mahatma Gandhi
But life has a way of surprising us, and we found ourselves back in Houston.
This time, I joined the incredible team at Texas Children's Hospital, diving even deeper into my passion for treating chronic pelvic pain and supporting women on their motherhood journey.
In 2020, a new chapter began.
My husband opened his own practice in Cypress, and inspired by his leap, I opened my own practice!
I'm truly passionate about what I do. Helping women embrace their powers as healers and advocates lights me up. If there's one thing I want you to know, it's this: you don't have to go through it alone.
