About
Linda Sayyad, PT, DPT
Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist
Dr. Linda Sayyad is a licensed physical therapist and the founder of FeminoCentric PT, a practice dedicated to providing a safe and supportive space for women to address their pelvic health and orthopedic needs. Since earning her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2011, she has spent over a decade helping patients regain confidence and function through personalized, whole-person care.
After having children of her own, Dr. Linda personally experienced the challenges of pregnancy and postpartum recovery—and quickly realized the lack of comprehensive care and resources available to women. This inspired her to build a practice focused on filling that gap and supporting women through all stages of life. She has completed specialized training in pelvic health and holds certification as a Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist (PCES), equipping her with the expertise to guide women in overcoming pelvic floor dysfunction, postpartum recovery challenges, and orthopedic concerns.
Her mission is to empower women to live active, confident, and unrestricted lives.
Danielle Race, PT, DPT
Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist
Dr. Danielle Race earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Chapman University, where she was first introduced to pelvic floor rehabilitation through her comprehensive coursework. She began her career working in skilled nursing facilities, driven by a passion for helping individuals maintain independence and improve their quality of life.
Following her own pregnancy and the birth of her daughter, Danielle discovered a deep interest in pelvic health and orthopedic care. Her personal journey highlighted the significant gap in education and resources available to women during pregnancy and postpartum—a realization that inspired her to pursue specialized training in these areas. Danielle has since completed numerous courses focused on pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and pelvic floor dysfunction to expand her expertise.
She is committed to raising awareness and breaking the stigma surrounding pelvic health conditions such as incontinence, pelvic pain, and chronic back pain—issues many people silently endure without realizing that physical therapy can offer relief. Danielle’s mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-based care that empowers her patients to confidently return to the activities they love.
Tabitha Lin, OTD, OTR/L
Dr. Tabitha Lin earned her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy from USC. She has built a diverse clinical foundation across hospital units, home health, and outpatient settings, with advanced specialization in oncology rehabilitation and comprehensive pelvic health. Tabitha is experienced in treating urinary and fecal incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and chronic pelvic pain—including conditions such as dyspareunia, vulvodynia, and pelvic floor myofascial pain. She employs evidence-based protocols that include pelvic floor muscle training, behavior modifications, manual therapy, relaxation techniques, biofeedback, and functional lifestyle adaptations—all rooted in a biopsychosocial framework.
She is a passionate advocate for empowering patients to understand and self-manage their health, bridging systemic gaps through education, resource navigation, and hands-on advocacy. She speaks both Mandarin and Spanish and can cater treatments to clients of various cultural backgrounds. She believes that pelvic health is for ALL bodies.
Tabitha’s therapeutic philosophy centers on restoring confidence and daily function—not just reducing symptoms. She designs personalized care plans that support both physical recovery and mental well-being, enabling clients to confidently return to everyday life without fear. Outside of her work, she unwinds by sparring in Muay Thai, engaging in imaginative quests around the Dungeons & Dragons table, and discovering camping spots that fuel her connection to nature.
Davida Jones
Office Manager
Davida Jones, our exceptional Office Manager who brings over 20 years of administrative experience to our team. With a specialization in event management, Davida ensures that every detail is taken care of to create successful and memorable events.
Beyond her professional expertise, Davida’s educational background in child development and psychology reflects her deep understanding of human behavior and motivation. As a proud mother of five, she is a natural nurturer and has a genuine passion for helping others.
Davida’s commitment to supporting women’s health, particularly during the transformative journey of pregnancy and postpartum, is truly inspiring. As a mother herself, she understands the unique challenges and joys that come with this phase of life. Her personal experience fuels her dedication to creating a supportive and empowering environment for women in our office and beyond.
Additionally, Davida’s fluency in Spanish allows her to effectively communicate and connect with a broader range of individuals, enhancing our team’s ability to serve a diverse community.
With her wealth of experience, nurturing nature, and passion for women’s health, Davida Jones is an invaluable asset to our team and a driving force behind our success.
"I had emergency surgery for a perforated colon in Jan 2021. April 2022, I had another surgery to remove the colostomy that I needed to heal from the first surgery. THAT is when my problems started. I have Parkinson's and for those of you that do not know, Parkinson's causes your bowls to be slower. Mine were plain not wanting to work at all. The average person risks slower bowels any time they have surgery, especially abdominal surgery. This is something I learned after my second surgery, so a person with Parkinson's it is even worse. I was constipated, bloated, miserable, and had a significant hernia. For months and months, I tried everything my GI suggested, she finally suggested pelvic therapy. That was the last "trick up her sleeve" and she said there was nothing else she could do for me. Since my medical insurance did not cover such therapy, it would have to come out of pocket.
I found Feminocentric on Google and Yelp. I had no idea what I was really looking for. But my GI said pelvic therapy and that is what they do. Don't be fooled, pregnancy is not their only focus. They do physical therapy. I was drawn to the fact it was a female business. It made me feel safe to expose the horrible scars on my stomach.
My first visit was like a miracle. I met with Dr. Danielle, she told me the hernia that I was told I had was actually a muscle separation. Very much like the separation during a pregnancy. But mine was quite significant and it was above my belly button. I could not believe how must better I felt after that first visit. I was more than happy to pay whatever it was going to cost. I almost felt normal. After about the third visit, I had lost 2" of my bloated belly. I was not as constipated, and I was sleeping better. If you do the work, it works.
After two and a half months of my therapy, we sold our house and moved out of state. I honestly thought I was good. I got lazy and didn't do any of my exercises for nearly a month. I was thrown back into my bloat and constipation again. Luckily, all I needed was a few video sessions with Dr. Danielle, and things started to go back to my new normal. I wish I could be back in So. Cal and visit this incredible place weekly. But I really don't need to go there. I just need to discipline myself to follow the exercise videos that we made during my time there and keep going on my own. Dr. Danielle even made me a goal chart to follow. I have to admit. I'm not doing as much as I should be, but I am working at it. Still unpacking and learning my new home and state. But it would not be possible if I didn't have Dr Danielle's help.
I am so grateful for this place and Dr. Danelle Race. "