Our Team
Dr. Holly Hernandez, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Holly received her doctorate of physical therapy from UT Health San Antonio and has spent countless hours expanding her knowledge through continuing education focusing on pelvic floor rehabilitation, treatment of the pregnant and postpartum client, myofascial release, kinesiotaping, dry needling, and treatment of pediatric clients. She has had the pleasure of receiving mentorship from many influential providers in this field. Holly is always striving to continue learning and diving deeper into her practice.
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After having her first child and realizing the gap in education and care for women and pelvic floor rehabilitation, she knew she had a calling toward pelvic floor therapy. Following the birth of her son she struggled with her own pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse, and instability that left her unable to continue to do the active things she once enjoyed and feeling confused as to where to turn, even as a physical therapist. Through her own journey and experience she has found passion and fulfillment through empowering her clients and guiding people through their own unique journey of healing.
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Holly is a wife to her sweet husband, Aaron, a mom to 2 wonderful boys, Zeph and Teo, and enjoys spending time outside, hiking, camping, and playing tennis.
Dr. Samantha Honie, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Samantha earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from UT Health San Antonio and is passionate about helping women reconnect with their bodies through individualized, holistic care that supports meaningful and sustainable outcomes across all stages of life. Her commitment to women’s health has grown through clinical mentorship and continued education, as she advances her expertise in pelvic floor rehabilitation, dry needling, fertility-focused care, reproductive health, and pregnancy/postpartum corrective exercise.
She believes that improving women’s health creates a ripple effect that strengthens families and communities for generations to come. She is especially drawn to supporting women through pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and long-term whole-body wellness, with an emphasis on education, empowerment, and functional movement.
Outside of the clinic, Samantha loves strength training, hot yoga, exploring new coffee shops, visiting art museums, beach days, and spending time with her husband, Phil, and their corgi, Chloe.
Dr. Brittany Uhlenbrock, PT, DPT, OCS
Physical Therapist
Brittany earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from UT Southwestern Medical Center and pursued residency training to specialize in orthopedic physical therapy. She has advanced training in functional dry needling and Pilates for rehabilitation and provides individualized, holistic care designed to help people move with confidence throughout every stage of life.
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She is especially passionate about working with individuals with hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), endurance athletes, and women with various musculoskeletal conditions. Her treatment approach focuses on creating a positive movement experience through personalized care that empowers individuals to move for life.
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In addition to her clinical practice, Brittany teaches private Pilates, serves as adjunct faculty with Tufts University’s hybrid Doctor of Physical Therapy program, and is a faculty educator for Polestar Pilates Comprehensive teacher training.
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Outside of the clinic, she enjoys long-distance road and trail running, hiking, backpacking, and spending time outdoors.
Dr. Sarah Meissel, PT, DPT, CLT
Physical Therapist
Sarah earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at the UT Health Science Center in San Antonio in 2014. As a proud Army wife, Sarah has had the opportunity to serve as a physical therapist in Kansas, Kentucky and Florida in both skilled nursing facilities and outpatient orthopedic settings. She has enjoyed working with patients with a range of neurological impairments, orthopedic needs and lymphedema management.
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Sarah first became interested in pelvic floor physical therapy during her PT program after an influential talk by a pelvic floor therapist. After having her own children, Sarah realized the difficulty of accessing physical therapy during and after pregnancy, even as a physical therapist! She is committed to helping women in all phases of life to learn about pelvic rehabilitation. Sarah is thrilled to join the Lotus Rehab team and work with two wonderful women to serve women of San Antonio.
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In her spare time, Sarah and her husband Mike stay busy raising their 5 children. Sarah enjoys traveling, playing piano and is a new fan of pickleball.
Dr. Ashley Latimer, PT, DPT
Physical Therapist
Ashley received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in Provo, Utah. She has a love for learning about the human body and for developing the skills necessary to help navigate the impairments that surface throughout life. She is actively engaged in continuing education courses as she pursues her Pelvic Rehabilitation Practitioner Certification.
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She was drawn to physical therapy because of her desire to help others live their life to the fullest. During PT school, she was drawn to the world of pelvic health where she felt inspired by a deeper understanding of her own body. She decided to pursue this field of physical therapy because of its impact on an individual’s quality of life. She has made it her mission to empower others, help them learn about their body, and overcome pelvic floor dysfunction.
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Although she is originally from California, she lived in Idaho and Utah before coming to Texas. She has enjoyed exploring these states through various outdoor adventures. She looks forward to exploring Texas with her husband, Bryce, and her beautiful baby girl, Ariella.
Lisa Candland
Pilates Instructor
Prior to raising three children, Lisa received a BA in Political Science from Brigham Young University and a MA in International Relations from George Washington University. Three pregnancies (and 3 C-sections) and the physical demands of motherhood introduced her to the issues of pelvic pain, weakness and instability. Traditional physical therapy and medical care did not offer improvement or understanding. Finally, someone suggested pelvic floor therapy which provided a plan that brought relief but also deepened her curiosity and interest regarding the physical issues of pelvic health, hyper-mobility, anatomy and biomechanics.
In response to her questions, Lisa pursued and obtained a 500-hour, advanced, comprehensive certification from Lifetime/Peak Pilates, which she completed in 2019 and sat for the NCPT exam, which she passed in 2021.
Lisa loves working at Lotus because she has the opportunity to meet the wonderful patients and support the therapists in their pursuit of improving women’s lives. She is fascinated by the work that goes on in the clinic and encouraged by the culture of support and healing.
Lisa loves the practice of pilates not just for its many physical benefits but because of the mind-body aspect and the endless potential for growth and improvement. She finds the technicality and precision to be both challenging and exciting. Above all, when she is practicing and teaching she has fun!
Lisa is married with three children in college. She loves to ski, hike, cook and visit her children.
