Meet the Team
Cristin Zaimes
PT, DPT, Owner
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Cristin Zaimes PT, DPT, holds a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Simmons College and has specialized in the field of orthopedics and pelvic floor dysfunction for over 15 years. She opened Oceanside in 2011, when her frustrations with the healthcare and medical system became overwhelming to her as a practitioner and she broke away to create an environment that supported healing and thrived on providing the best clinical care.
She has extensive advanced training in pelvic floor, bladder, bowel and sexual dysfunction for all people. She believe in allowing all those against whom the traditional medical system has biases, to have access to care that supports, connects and empowers. Dr. Zaimes spends much of her time advocating for patients through community connections, workshops and speaking engagements. Her passions include advocating for proper menstrual health and the awareness of abnormalities in period and ovulatory health, supporting new mothers and parents and fighting cultural norms that impede the healing process after delivery, and providing knowledge, guidance and support to women transitioning toward and after menopause.
In the clinic, Cristin uses various methods of treatment to guide symptom resolution and help patients return to their best physical self. Multiple forms of manual treatment such as massage, myofascial release and dry needling can be incorporated into her sessions. Movement is the key! She is passionate about facilitating movement and a healthy lifestyle, including stress management, optimal nutrition and emotional health. She believes in a team approach to health and strives to connect patients with the right providers and resources to support their healing.
Cristin’s aim is to assess the origin of the dysfunction while helping patients develop skills to improve day to day patterns and prevent re-occurrence. She treats every person as a whole and believes that each body tells a story, one that begins early in life where certain patterns develop which continue through the many stages in life creating abnormal mechanics and resulting in injury.
Cristin and her family find balance and peace in nature when they can, skiing, hiking or surfing but can usually be found at various sporting events, cheering on the kids, Alexa and Jackson.
Andrea Mulder
PT, DPT, OCS
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Andrea Mulder, PT, DPT, brings nearly 30 years of experience in guiding individuals back to comfort, movement, and trust in their own bodies. Her approach is rooted in the understanding that the body holds its own story—one that reveals itself through tissue, breath, and subtle rhythms. Andrea combines skilled orthopedic problem-solving with an intuitive, hands-on style that honors the full complexity of each person’s experience. Her sessions invite clients to feel deeply seen, creating space for physical relief and meaningful healing to unfold.
Andrea holds a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from Springfield College and a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the MGH Institute of Health Professions. While her clinical foundation was shaped in orthopedics—where she held the APTA Orthopedic Clinical Specialist (OCS) certification for 20 years—Andrea has spent decades expanding her lens to include the body as a whole, interconnected system. She has advanced training in pelvic health through the Herman & Wallace Institute, Visceral Mobilization through the Barral Institute, movement-based rehabilitation through STOTT Pilates, and Reiki Level 1 and 2. Her background allows her to address a wide range of issues—from pelvic pain and postpartum recovery to chronic conditions that resist conventional treatment—with equal parts of clinical precision and deep listening.
Andrea’s own experience moving through illness has shaped the compassion and presence she brings into the treatment room. As a cancer survivor, she understands firsthand the vulnerability and strength that healing asks of us. This insight has deepened her commitment to meeting people where they are—with empathy, curiosity, and a belief in the body’s capacity to heal when fully supported.
At the heart of her work is a love for hands-on therapy. Whether working through scar tissue, restoring visceral mobility, or calming a dysregulated nervous system, Andrea uses her hands as both a tool and a guide—reading the body’s response and tailoring each session to what is needed in the moment. She believes that physical therapy can be both technically informed and deeply intuitive, blending structure and flow to support the whole person.
Outside of the clinic, Andrea finds joy in the outdoors, skiing, hiking, and reading near water. She cherishes time with her family and enjoys making music with them and exploring the powerful relationship between voice, breath, and movement. With warmth, depth, and decades of experience, Andrea helps clients reconnect with their bodies, release long-held tension, and move toward lasting wellness from the inside out.
Felicia Warrick
OTR/L
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Felicia, OTR/L, MSOT, is a licensed occupational therapist and proud New England native. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Neuropsychology from the University of New Hampshire, followed by a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.
Felicia has long held a deep interest in women’s health, which naturally led her to specialize in holistic pelvic health and sexual wellness early in her career. She is passionate about empowering and educating her patients, helping them reconnect with their bodies and take control of their well-being. She is especially committed to supporting individuals through challenges related to pelvic pain, sexual health, and overall pelvic floor function. At Oceanside PT, Felicia is excited to provide personalized, compassionate care to her community.
Her therapeutic approach is rooted in empathy, education, and empowerment. Felicia strives to create a safe, validating space where every patient feels heard and supported. Her ultimate goal is to help individuals return to the activities they love—equipped with lifelong tools for maintaining a healthy, connected lifestyle in body, mind, and spirit.
Outside of work, Felicia enjoys spending quality time with her husband, cat, family, and friends. She loves reading, learning new things, crocheting, baking, savoring good food, and soaking up the sun at the beach with her twin sister.
Erin Johnas
PT, DPT
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Erin Johnas PT, DPT, earned her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Quinnipiac University and has specialized in pelvic health since the beginning of her career. A committed lifelong learner, she has completed extensive continuing education across a range of topics—from complex pelvic pain conditions like interstitial cystitis and pudendal neuralgia to movement-based approaches such as strength training, yoga, and return-to-running programs. She has a particular love for biomechanics and the integration of the body as a dynamic, breathing, and connected system.
A proud birth nerd, Erin has also completed advanced coursework in pregnancy and postpartum care through the Institute for Birth Healing. She views birth as a profound rite of passage with deep physical, emotional, and spiritual significance. Her broad clinical background allows her to support each patient through a holistic, individualized lens—meeting them with both compassion and expertise.
In practice, Erin partners closely with her patients, blending hands-on techniques, functional movement, dry needling, and lifestyle strategies. Her work is grounded in the belief that the body’s systems are deeply interconnected. She emphasizes the power of education, nervous system regulation, and honoring the body’s natural rhythms to support true, lasting healing.
Outside the clinic, Erin feels most at home in nature. Whether she’s skiing, hiking, or chasing chickens around the yard with her husband and daughter, she finds joy in the seasonality and simple rhythms of life in New England.
Emily Spencer
PT, PRFS
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Emily Spencer PT, is a pelvic physical therapist with over 18 years of experience, beginning her career in orthopedics before discovering a deep passion for pelvic health more than a decade ago. She earned her Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from Quinnipiac University, where she also played Division I soccer—an experience that shaped her commitment to discipline, teamwork, and body awareness.
Emily holds advanced training in pelvic pain, endometriosis, and bladder pain syndrome and works with both women and men. However, her greatest passion lies in supporting women through every stage of fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum. She is proud to be the region’s first certified Pelvic Rehab Fertility Specialist (PRFS), helping women reconnect with their bodies’ innate wisdom, understand their menstrual cycle as a fifth vital sign, and navigate challenges like infertility with compassionate, whole-body care.
Her practice is a blend of hands-on modalities—including visceral mobilization, dry needling, and lifestyle and mindfulness coaching —with a strong foundation in functional movement. She’s also a certified yoga teacher and trained in acupressure, allowing her to integrate Eastern medicine practices into modern pelvic health care in a seamless and grounded way.
A lifelong learner, Emily is continuously inspired by the evolving science of pelvic health and by the resilience and strength of the human body. She believes that when we truly listen to our bodies, we open the door to deep healing and growth.
Outside the clinic, Emily finds grounding and inspiration in the natural world and its restorative rhythms. She also enjoys swing dancing and quality time with her husband and children, and staying active in ways that bring joy and balance.
Max Blair
Personal Trainer
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Max is a passionate personal trainer & coach with a heart for helping others grow—in and out of the gym. Originally from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Max graduated from Appalachian State University in 2015 with a degree in Strength and Conditioning and a minor in Psychology. His journey began at Training for Warriors and quickly evolved into running his own business, Maximum Wellness, a gym that combined personal training with bodywork to support clients on a deeper level.
Driven by his love for people and community, Max co-founded TRIBE Fitness, a family-focused gym dedicated to helping individuals of all ages and abilities achieve their personal goals. After TRIBE, his journey took him to San Antonio, where he coached Olympic Weightlifting at Bexar Barbell, working with everyone from beginners to experienced competitors.
Max’s coaching style is rooted in empowerment, encouragement, and connection. With certifications in body tempering and Olympic Weightlifting (USAW Level 1), he focuses on building strength, confidence, and mental resilience. He especially loves working with individuals who are new to strength training, those rebuilding after injury, or anyone ready to push past their limits and become the strongest version of themselves—physically and mentally.
Outside the gym, you’ll find Max exploring the outdoors with his girlfriend Jasmine and dogs, Otis, Pudge, and Baker. He enjoys hiking, camping, playing disc golf, collecting cool socks, and rewatching The Lord of the Rings. For Max, coaching isn’t just about fitness—it’s about building a supportive community where people can thrive.
Maggie Atkins
Personal Trainer
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Maggie Atkins is a dedicated advocate for holistic health, driven by her transformative medical journey. Her career in health and wellness began in 2020, during a life-changing health battle that required brain surgery. Confronted with debilitating autonomic symptoms, Maggie approached her surgery with grit, treating it as an opportunity to harness the power of movement, nutrition, and psychological support.
Remarkably, she earned her personal trainer certification just weeks before undergoing surgery. Post-surgery, Maggie faced the grueling task of relearning how to walk while managing lingering symptoms. Despite these challenges, her commitment to recovery led her surgeon to note that her progress at one month surpassed that of most patients at six months—a testament to her discipline and holistic approach.
Inspired by her recovery, Maggie pursued a Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness, graduating with honors in 2024. Maggie’s resilience, compassion, and expertise make her a powerful advocate for patient-centered care.
As an Emergency Medical Technician and Lieutenant at the Washington Fire Department, she has honed her skills in patient advocacy, communication, and compassionate care. Her work extends beyond immediate care, encompassing community education and engagement, where she builds trust and fosters connections through active listening and empathy.
Fun fact, Maggie’s family owns a maple sugar house and she is our very own sugar dealer often supplying tasty maple popcorn, syrup, candies, and snacks. She loves to spend her time outdoors, particularly with her many animals to include her chickens, ducks, dogs, cats, and horse. Interestingly, Maggie’s horse Taco also has his fair share of health issues that have given her a background in equine nutrition, holistically improving Taco’s health as well. In addition to her love of the outdoors Maggie is an athlete. Beginning in elementary school she played many sports and continued as a pitcher in softball through college, traveling to compete nationally.
