Kelly AlhooiePelviBiz, Pelvibiz · Healthcare Business Strategy Assistant

Amy Newberry | Overwhelmed Clinician to Confident CEO Physical Therapist

27 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this testimonial, Amy Newberry describes how working with Kelly transformed her from an overwhelmed clinician into a confident business owner. She highlights a newfound self‑confidence and a mindset shift that helped her value her time and services. Amy learned to identify what pelvic floor clients truly seek—tangible results—and to articulate her value proposition effectively, improving client communication. These changes led to better financial outcomes, moving her away from living paycheck‑to‑paycheck. She enthusiastically recommends Pulpy Biz to pelvic‑floor physical therapists who are starting out, struggling to attract clients, or not seeing results, emphasizing its role in mindset, client acquisition, and business growth.

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I think my biggest takeaway has been, like, confidence in myself. That's something I really struggle to have. And Kelly definitely gave me confidence to do the thing. And I've realized by working with Kelly that there are certain things that my clients want. And I learned how to talk to them and understand truly what they're looking for, because they're not always just looking for physical therapy. They're looking for results and an outcome, and I can help them with that. And I've just learned a lot about how to actually formulate my words to express what I'm trying to help them with, and that's been amazing. Recommend Pulpy Biz to any pelvic PT who is, like, struggling in their business to either, like, or anyone that wants to start their pelvic floor, like, PT business or anyone that is struggling in their business. And, like, not seeing many, like, results or having trouble getting clients. The mindset, I have learned to, like, value myself and my time and value, like, what I'm giving to the people that I'm trying to serve. And in terms of, like, actual results, like, my. I have times. I don't know. Wait, hold on. I don't know the math, but, yeah, anyway, I was, like, struggling to make money in my business, and now I feel a lot more confident about making, you know, like, not having to live, like, paycheck to paycheck, which is great.