Kathleen Sumner, PT, DPT, WCS,   has worked as a physical therapist rehabilitating  patients in numerous settings including acute care, rehab, geriatric, homecare, group homes and most extensively in Women's Health for more than 35 years. She achieved board certification in Women's Health in 2011 along with receiving her Certification of Achievement in OB- PT (CAPP-OB) and Therapeutic Pain Science.  As a physical therapy graduate of Temple University, she has educated fellow therapists at conferences, physicians at grand rounds and patients at support groups in the role of pelvic floor physical therapy. She's been an assistant in continuing education classes in visceral mobilization techniques. In 2017, she earned the Doctorate of Physical Therapy. She currently treats orthopedic conditions with a focus on chronic pelvic pain, urinary and fecal incontinence, ante and post-partum conditions, bowel dysfunction, and male pelvic dysfunction, osteoporosis, abdominal pain, endometriosis, painful bladder syndrome, IC, prostatitis, coccyx pain along with other chronic musculoskeletal conditions. Her practice now includes treating pediatric patients suffering from a variety of bowel and bladder issues. She resides in Doylestown, Pennsylvania with her husband. She has three grown daughters and is also a happy grandmother.

Allison graduated from physical therapy school in 2008 with a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Shenandoah University. She has a BS in Biology from Shippensburg University and has worked as a physical therapist for the past twelve years. Allison has worked in multiple settings including home health, rehabilitation, senior living community and most of her experience is in the outpatient orthopedic setting. Her treatment is based heavily in manual therapy and a hands-on approach to improve functional mobility, postural alignment and restore function. She uses these approaches for pregnant and postpartum moms to ensure optimal function. Additionally, Allison provides a comprehensive program for women diagnosed with osteopenia and osteoporosis. Frequent course attendance allows Allison to use evidence-based techniques to treat her patients. Outside the clinic, Allison and her fiancé enjoy the outdoors and spending time with their dogs, families, and friends. 

Kate's passion as a yoga teacher is creating strong, peaceful families on and off the yoga mat. She is a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher through Dragonfly Yoga Studio in Doylestown, with additional certification in baby, children and postnatal yoga. After her third baby, Kate was diagnosed with diastasis recti (abdominal separation). While receiving treatment (and eventually closing that belly!!) at Central Bucks Physical Therapy, she turned her yoga focus to healing new moms. She knows a strong, mindful mom means a healthy and happy baby and family. Kate has practiced yoga for 15 years, and her practice has evolved from being a former dancer to running after four boys. The lessons of breathing, meditation and movement in yoga can smooth life's many transitions and Kate is excited to share this practice with other parents. 

Wanda Vache is currently an administrative assistant and joined CBPT in 2012 as a licensed massage therapist specializing in oncology, prenatal and therapeutic massage. For more than sixteen years her energetic passion has been to help others feel better naturally through massage therapy and reflexology. Her career spans various clinical opportunities in physical therapy, chiropractic, hospital and spa settings. She enjoys time with her husband and four legged companions. 

Ann is excited to return to work with the excellent team at CBPT. She was part-time administrator for the practice from 2012-2014. She is looking forward to assisting patients once again.

Ann's years of experience in corporate Human Resources - includes employee benefits plan design, compliance, and administration; as well as, health care, compensation, and payroll administration. One of her prime areas of work has been in training and development consulting for companies, primarily those interested in expanding the scope and breadth of a customer service culture among employees.

She feels that healthcare is a personal business that we are all involved with, in some way in our lives. She believes that the atmosphere at CBPT puts the person, the patient, at the center of the business.