Dr. Bridget Ochuko is a pelvic health therapist, childbirth educator, practicing doula, and dedicated board member of InspireHer: A Global Women’s Health Initiative, passionate about spreading awareness and driving meaningful change in women’s health. She loves helping people strengthen their mind-body connection and improve their overall quality of life.


Bridget works with patients from all walks of life and specializes in treating perinatal concerns, chronic pelvic pain, pain with sex, bowel health issues, and fertility challenges. Drawing on her background as a childbirth educator and doula, she provides comprehensive childbirth education and supports patients through pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond. As a former yoga instructor and avid yogi, Bridget has a special interest in helping fellow yogis overcome chronic pain and get back to the activities they love. She also collaborates with caregivers to assist children with bowel and urinary concerns.


Bridget earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy and Master’s in Public Health from Emory University. She completed a Women’s Health residency at Washington University in St. Louis and joined the board of InspireHer: A Global Women’s Health Initiative in October 2023. As part of her role on the InspireHer board, she has been instrumental in initiatives like the Peer Empowered Endometriosis Pain Support Program and the Physical Therapy for Better Birth Program, and The Bridging The Gap in Minority Pelvic and Women’s Health initiative, using her expertise in physical therapy and public health to develop impactful, community-driven solutions.


Outside of work, Bridget enjoys exploring Atlanta with her fiancé. Whether walking the Beltline, trying new restaurants, attending concerts, or visiting art exhibits, she loves soaking in the city’s vibrant culture.