About The Vagina Docs
Who & What are The Vagina Docs?
Empowering Pelvic Floor Wellness, One Vagina at a Time
At The Vagina Docs, we ignite a movement.
Our mission transcends the care we provide; it's a call to illuminate the silenced realms of women's health—those whispered, ignored, or belittled.
Many endure, told 'it's normal' or 'it's age.' Yet, we reject this narrative.
No costly medications, no unnecessary surgeries.
Instead, we wield methods that empower, granting not just treatment solutions, but self-healing wisdom. We're architects of restoration, embracing holistic, multidimensional paths that unearth roots, not mask symptoms.
This isn't just healthcare; it's a rally cry, a transformation.
With us, you're not just a patient—you're a healer, a beacon in our shared journey.
Welcome to The Vagina Docs, where you become a Vagina Doc yourself.
Dr. Jordan Odle
Doctor of Chiropractic, Owner & Co-Founder
Dr. Jordan helps women move from scattered to centered, inflamed to aligned, overwhelmed to whole. Her own gut health crisis revealed just how deeply the gut influences every system in the bodyfrom physical pain and leakage, to brain fog and mood, to the emotional weight we carry.
That journey shaped her calling: to treat the whole person, not just the symptoms.
With a background in chiropractic medicine, over 600 hours of gut health studies, and a passion for soul-deep restoration, Dr. Jordan approaches healing through every lens structural, chemical, and emotional. She asks the questions often overlooked: Is there a gut imbalance driving this pain? Are there emotional wounds shaping this dysfunction?
Her work is rooted in the connection between body and mind, recognizing that true healing engages both the physical and energetic aspects of the body. She believes your symptoms are not setbacks, but signals. Her mission is to help you decode them, rewire your system, and discover the full potential of your body.
Dr. Jocelyn Connolly
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Owner & Co-Founder
Her journey into pelvic health is deeply personal, by her early 20s, she had already faced pelvic pain, leakage, prolapse, and vaginismus. In healing herself, she saw the glaring gaps in the medical system and created a pelvic health approach that doesn’t just treat symptoms but empowers women to reclaim their bodies.
A lifelong athlete with a fiercely curious mind, she was drawn to the intersection of performance, pain, and women’s health. When she saw women being dismissed, misdiagnosed, or told “that’s just aging,” she refused to accept it, and chose to rewrite the narrative.
In 2019, she founded The Vagina Docs, a space where science meets natural remedies, and where pelvic health is reclaimed with grit and grace. Guided by intuition, curiosity, and a bold refusal to stay silent, Dr. Jocelyn is a rebel, a coach, and a teacher who helps women believe in their own comeback story because the strongest people aren’t those who never struggled, but those who chose they were worthy of healing.
Dr. Renee Routhier
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Renee joined The Vagina Docs after relocating from Colorado to Arizona. Originally from Idaho, she earned her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Boise State University and went on to complete her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in Provo, Utah.
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With a deep passion for pelvic health, Renee specializes in treating pelvic pain and helping patients reconnect with their strength, confidence, and physical freedom. She brings a strong background in manual therapy and takes an individualized, holistic approach to care, bridging the gap between athletic performance and pelvic floor function for both men and women of all ages and fitness levels.
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Renee believes healing is most powerful when the whole person is seen and supported. Outside the clinic, you can find her training for competitions in the gym, skiing, cheering on her favorite hockey team (go Bruins!), or hiking with her husband and their Golden Retriever, Nash.
Do What You Love
Without Pelvic Pain Holding You Back
As a lifelong athlete herself with pelvic floor dysfunction, she understands the unique needs of other highly active women. She understands the frustration of hearing advice that is well intentioned but misguided from incomplete understanding around female biomechanics and physiology. She believes in creating new ways for female athletes to participate in their sport/activity rather than giving the advice, “Stop doing…[CrossFit, Running, Weight lifting, etc...].”
