Dr. Lance Frank is a physical therapist that specializes in pelvic floor dysfunction in all gender identities. Shortly after graduating from Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, Dr. Lance opened his own practice, Flex PT ATL, in Midtown - the gayborhood of Atlanta. Dr. Lance is one a small group of penis-having therapists that treat pelvic floor disorders, and one of an even smaller group of queer practitioners that work in pelvic health. Being in the LGBTQIA+ community himself, Dr. Lance understands the awkwardness that queer people can feel in doctors offices discussing vulnerable issues surrounding their genitals. He also understands the toxic masculinity culture that makes it difficult for those with penises to discuss pelvic health concerns and sexual dysfunction as well. 
In his clinic, Dr. Lance sees cisgender and transgender men and women with pelvic floor dysfunction; however, most of his caseload consists of people with penises. These patients have a wide range of issues involving the pelvic floor like urinary and bowel dysfunction, sexual health concerns, and pelvic pain. Dr. Lance is also active on social media where he spends time educating the masses about sexual health and pelvic floor dysfunction.

Dr. Bartholomy is a pelvic health physical therapist in Seattle, WA where he has been practicing since 2000. He worked in out-patient orthopedics until he took the very first Male Pelvic Floor continuing education class in 2008. Since 2014 he has limited his practice to the pelvic health of trans, non-binary and pelvises with penises. Dr. Bartholomy was the first male instructor to teach in the core pelvic floor series for Herman Wallace. He helped teach and run labs for the new pelvic health elective at the University of Washington School of Physical Therapy. He was one of 8 invited guest speakers at Pelvicon 2023. Dr. Bartholomy is passionate about encouraging more physical therapists to get pelvic health training and especially more therapists to treat pelvises with penises.