Dr. Erin Craig is a physical therapist serving the South Kingstown and Westerly communities, where she brings a compassionate, patient-centered approach to both orthopedic and pelvic health care. Erin is deeply committed to creating a safe, welcoming space—especially for individuals navigating women’s health concerns that often go unaddressed. She values meeting each person exactly where they are and helping them build the strength, confidence, and clarity they need to move forward.

Erin earned her B.S. in Allied Health Sciences from the University of Connecticut (2021) and her Doctor of Physical Therapy from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (2025). She also holds a Pelvic Floor Level 1 Certification through Herman & Wallace (2024), strengthening her ability to support patients through highly individualized and sensitive stages of their health journey. Erin has contributed to research for the APTA Pediatrics division, reflecting her growing interest in advancing evidence-based care across diverse patient populations.

As a member of the Massachusetts APTA, Erin is committed to lifelong learning and to elevating the standard of care within the profession. She loves physical therapy because it allows her to help people achieve meaningful milestones—whether that’s reaching a functional goal, mastering a movement they’ve been hesitant to try, or simply understanding their bodies in a new, empowering way.

Born and raised in southeastern Connecticut, Erin has always felt connected to the Rhode Island shoreline. Outside the clinic, she enjoys yoga, reading, exploring new hiking spots, and discovering local coffee shops—always open to recommendations for both good trails and good books.

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