About Us
Pelvic floor physical therapy is right for everyone
Understanding how your Pelvic Floor works and how to heal it can only benefits you. Regardless if you have obvious issues of incontinence or hidden discomfort, understanding your body and its needs is a priority.
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles in the pelvic cavity (the hips) which help support the organs in expanding, contracting and excreting without falling; helps with posture, promotes optimal movement patterns, sexual functions, and adapts with pregnancy, labor and delivery and postpartum.
This rockstar of a group of muscles is what we are most passionate about. Educating patients, manually treating and giving tools for every individual to problem solve through their individual needs is how we find success in all of our patients.
At Mobile Physical Therapy we treat women and children. The philosophy of the pelvis in this clinic is to treat across the lifespan and the changes that emerge from utero to puberty, pregnancy, postpartum and menopause.
Dr. Christina Klausner
Dr. Christina Klausner founded Mobile Physical Therapy in August of 2020 when she realized she needed to do more for moms (tired moms, who always put themselves last). As a mom of three children all under the age of 4, she quickly realized she wasn’t fulfilling her own needs and started her healing journey. She envisioned a practice that would meet all of her needs, which often revolved around a busy schedule, a messy home, loads of laundry and those pushed down feelings of discomfort. She did just that.
Word spread and business boomed to the point where Christina had to remind herself why she started this business in the first place: to treat moms with quality care and to have time to be with her own family. She had to pivot, keep her goal clear, work to live, not live to work.
Change; as scary as that word can be, it can also be the lifeboat. She made a change to continue to prioritize her family and transitioned to an office setting in Mendham, her hometown. The name stayed the same and it is confusing at times, but this name is ever so special to her, it was the start of something great.
Her village began to grow. She currently partners with YogiAnatomy founders, Dr. Ellen Anderson and Dr. Lori Zucker, to teach other rehab professionals on the topic of Pelvic Health through a yogic perspective. This was a natural relationship. After her first course, students were eager to learn more post-sessions and due to overwhelming requests for more, they continue to work together to provide continuing education courses to rehab professionals.
Christina specializes in pelvic health for women and children. She has an integrative approach to her treatment. Each person takes a journey with Christina. A deep dive into their past medical history reveals so much information which is the key to success in the long-term effects of Christina’s practice.
Dr. Christina Klausner graduated from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey ( a student of Dr. Lori Zucker and Dr. Ellen Anderson) in 2012 and earned the Outstanding Clinical Performance Certificate. Upon graduation, her career was mainly focused on hospital-based practices where she worked at Hackensack Hospital. After she married her husband, David, she transferred to Morristown Medical Center.
She now resides in Mendham with her husband and three children, Jamie, Jackie, Bryce, and her firstborn, Otto, her shar pei.
Rachael Deloreto PT, DPT
Rachael Deloreto, born and raised in New Jersey, is the last of five children raised by two Marines. From a young age, she was involved in sports including soccer, track, dance, softball, and basketball, where she first encountered the need for physical therapy herself.
With her enthusiasm for athletics and desire to understand more about how the body worked, she attended Seton Hall University where she received her bachelor’s degree in Biology and Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2009.
She began her career in both school-based and orthopedic physical therapy, treating patients with varying needs throughout their lifespan. Over time she has continued to progress with her skills with a focus on manual therapy, pelvic instability, and more recently, food as medicine. In her last position, she was tasked with opening and establishing a clinic where she ran the office as well as treating patients and mentoring other physical therapists and physical therapy students.
Debbie Fox-Lopez, RYT 500
Debbie began practicing yoga over 20 years ago as a form of exercise but quickly realized it offered something much deeper for her body and mind. Inspired to share the benefits she had experienced with others, she completed a 500-hour yoga teacher training and apprenticeship through YogaWorks in the Bay Area. She taught in corporate and studio settings before relocating across the country and becoming a mom.
As her family grew, Debbie found that what her body and mind needed from her yoga practice had changed. She began focusing more on breath work and strength and stability, particularly in the core, and completed Pelvic Floor Yoga Teacher Training by Leslie Howard.
Debbie is passionate about sharing the practice of yoga, especially with women, to help them find strength and ease in their bodies and minds and a greater sense of presence in their lives. For her, yoga is a way to connect with your center – physically and energetically – to both strengthen your core muscles and tap into your inner strength, intuition, and confidence.
Her classes offer breath-centered movement with a focus on alignment and moments for reflection with soulful music throughout.
Melissa Wojcik, CYT 500
Melissa started her yoga journey right after she had her daughter (who is now 13) and was diagnosed with postpartum depression. She credits yoga as the activity that brought her closer to her baby. As time flew by and the demands of life changed (having a second child, moving around, changing careers) yoga was a constant that helped her and her family through the various stresses and studios would offer an instant feeling of community and solace.
When asked about yoga, she explains, “Yoga, for me, is a grounding practice where I am able to calm the fluctuations of my mind and see myself for the person I am and the person I want to be. Over the years, I have had many ups and downs. I bring my practice with me everywhere I go to help me because, at the end of the practice, I am invincible. If I can endure life’s contradictions in 1 hour, imagine what I can handle in the remaining 23 hours of the day.”
Melissa is a certified yoga teacher with over 500 hrs of training. She started For the Love of Yoga as an online and in-person studio to provide a space to help others build upon themselves mentally, emotionally, physically, and if they desire, spiritually.
She believes each individual’s story helps make them who they are and why not use those stories to raise ourselves up as well as connect to others.
Dana Giannone, RYT 200
With a passion for promoting accessibility, inclusivity, and well-being, Dana is a dedicated yoga instructor whose journey in yoga began over 10 years ago. While completing her undergraduate degree in Music Education and Flute Performance, she began practicing yoga as a way to connect with and rebuild trust with her own body and mind after struggling with intense performance anxiety. In times of uncertainty, practicing yoga continues to be a sure fast way to restore connection, trust, and stability within her world.
Holding certifications in Mindfulness, Yoga, and Social and Emotional Learning from the Breathe For Change program, Dana brings a unique perspective and wealth of knowledge to each of the classes she leads. Yoga is more than just a physical practice… it’s a path to self-discovery and inner peace. Her classes are designed to be accessible and transformative, combining breath work, alignment-focused postures, and mindful movement to help yogis of all levels achieve balance and vitality. Dana’s teaching style is characterized by a deep commitment to individual growth and an inclusive, supportive environment.
Outside of her yoga practice, Dana is a freelance flutist and flute educator. She has an active private studio here in Mendham and regularly performs throughout the tri-state area. Whether through yoga or music, she is dedicated to helping students cultivate a deeper connection with their bodies and minds, both on and off the mat!