Kelly AlhooiePelviBiz, Pelvibiz · Healthcare Business Strategy Assistant

More Time with Kids: How Hiring a PT Transformed My Life

20 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this personal video excerpt, the speaker explains how hiring a physical therapist (PT) and an administrative assistant has dramatically reduced her client‑care workload, giving her the freedom to care for a sick child and attend low‑key professional commitments without stress. She describes a day when she had no client appointments, allowing her to keep her feverish child at home, bring him to a CrossFit workshop, and take him to a clinic meeting with a wellness partner. The speaker emphasizes that the added support provides day‑to‑day flexibility, which is especially valuable while parenting six children.

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Um, so I think that's the biggest thing. And, and I'm actually working less hours on client care because I hired a PT. Yay! And so that's made a big difference. Like today I had no clients, and so when he woke up sick and with a fever, and I didn't hesitate, I was like, well, you could just stay home because I have no clients. I don't have to reschedule anything. And I only did— I had 2 commitments like professionally that I wanted to fulfill, but I brought him with me cuz he was fine. And, um, because it was just like kind of marketing stuff that was pretty low key. Like I had a, I had a little, uh, like workshop at a CrossFit gym. He just came with me. Um, and I had, I took him to the clinic for an hour and a half to meet with like another wellness partner in the community., and I could have canceled those and rescheduled if I wanted to, but he was kind of like, he's already at home at the clinic anyways, so I didn't have to reschedule anything. He came with me. It was no stress. So I think that's probably the biggest thing is like having the PT, having the admin. Um, it's just a lot of flexibility, I think, in the day, which is really nice to be momming it with all the 6 kids, you know.