WHAT IS MY PT 2 GO?
My PT 2 Go gives you the ability to achieve your goals from the comfort of your home, office, or gym.
My PT 2 Go is a mobile Physical Therapy company. We meet you wherever is most convenient for you. We have found that getting to the clinic is difficult for patients, whether it's due to children, work, or just a hectic schedule. Instead, we can come to you, or treat you at the clinic, whatever works best for you!
My PT 2 Go specializes in Orthopedics and Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy. Due to our broad specialties, we are able to treat most diagnoses, ranging from ACL surgery to Post-Partum Care. We understand how the systems of the body are all connected; My PT 2 Go looks at the whole body and how it loads each joint.
We bring Physical Therapy to you, allowing for a faster and more convenient path to health.
Meet the team
April Douglas, DPT, OCS, MTC
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
I grew up in Mammoth Lakes, CA, where I was raised in fresh air and sports. I competed in and tried almost every sport that the tiny town could offer, which is where I found my appreciation for the body and its ability to heal. I continued on to college at San Diego State University, where I dual-degreed in Psychology and Kinesiology. I ran the SDSU Ski and Snowboard team and at one point was a National Champion in snowboarding.
I started my career in Physical Therapy after obtaining my doctorate at University of St. Augustine in 2009. I specialized in Orthopedics and Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy. I have been Adjunct Faculty for University of St. Augustine in their doctorate program and also for Mesa College in their Physical Therapy Assistant Program. I obtained board specialization in Orthopedics and completed all coursework for Pelvic Floor via Herman and Wallace. I love learning about the body and have an insatiable, sometimes annoyingly so, to always strive to be a better clinician.
I have started several programs within private clinics and the US Navy to assist with better care for the pregnant and postpartum mothers as well as the orthopedic population. For more than two years, I worked at the U.S. Navy’s Naval Amphibious Base, which allowed me to work with some of our finest athletes and special op forces (SOF), including Navy SEALs, EOD, and SWCC. I worked on research to bring more awareness of pelvic floor dysfunction in the orthopedic patient.
In my personal life, I’m a mom of two kiddos who keep me constantly moving and on my toes. I love to run, learn new hobbies, be outside in any capacity, and get back to the snow as much as possible, including forcing my children to learn skiing and snowboarding. Because I love to suffer and discover my limits, I have done adventure racing in my younger years, and now do half, full, and ultra marathons. Becoming a mom, as well as being a lifelong athlete (or at least trying to be), has made me the patient several times, in orthopedics and in the pelvic floor world.
I’m always aiming for a more wholesome approach for a quicker pathway to optimal function, utilizing hands-on care, technology, and evidence-based interventions. I created My PT 2 Go with the goal of bringing the best level of care to patients without the restrictions of insurance.
Lauren Maalouf, PT, DPT
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
I grew up in San Diego, California, where my love for movement began with dance classes and endless cartwheels as a child. I trained in ballet, jazz, and tap for nearly 10 years before shifting my focus in high school to volleyball, water polo, and track and field.
I went on to attend Saint Louis University, where I earned a Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences with a minor in Biology. During college, I developed a passion for rock climbing as a member of the university's club climbing team and returned to dance as the Director of Choreography for the university's hip hop dance club.
I earned my Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from San Diego State University in 2024. Since graduation, I have specialized in Orthopedic and Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy. I am currently pursuing a Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist certification and completing advanced pelvic health coursework through the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute.
Outside the clinic, I continue to pursue my passion for movement as a member of Culture Shock San Diego's adult hip hop team and as an organizer of a local recreational beach volleyball group.
I believe movement should be both empowering and enjoyable. I take a creative, detail-oriented, and individualized approach to treatment, partnering with each patient to restore function, build confidence, and help them return to the activities they love.
Elizabeth Leeds, PT, DPT
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
I’m a mom of two, a Physical Therapist, a landscape lighting business owner, and a lover of cooking, comedy, and conversations that probably could have ended ten minutes ago.
I’ve been out of PT school for more than 25 years. 😳 Still processing that math. I’m a true jack of all trades, still looking to master one. 😂 I’ve spent years in PT, fitness, and wellness, teaching, writing educational material, and collecting courses like other people collect shoes.
I love orthopedics and pelvic health, and I’ve never seen them as separate worlds. I’m a Fellow of Applied Functional Science, with extensive pelvic floor coursework, STOTT Pilates mat and reformer training from beginner through advanced, yoga certification, and training in visceral and craniosacral therapies. As my sister says, I can connect even a pinky strain to your pelvic floor. She’s exaggerating. Mostly.
Having been on both sides of the treatment table, including navigating a serious health issue, I know how much it matters to feel heard. I meet people where they are and help them become their own advocates. I like turning “I can’t believe I’m asking this” into “Why didn’t anyone explain this sooner?”
I wouldn’t call myself a runner—I joined a running group for friends and nonstop chitchat. Running was the cover charge. After being told my medical history would keep me from running, being able to do it means a lot. I also do the work to keep my body going. As I tell my patients, the hardest person to parent is yourself. Mine occasionally needs a firm talking-to.
My newer world of landscape lighting keeps me creative, grounded, and connected to nature. But PT is still in my bones. While it’s no longer my full-time work, I’m at MyPT2Go for two reasons: I love helping people, and I love the people and atmosphere here.
There’s room here for laughter, hugs, encouragement, and tears when needed. Bring your questions, your awkward stories, and yourself. No need to tidy any of it up first.
Maddie Cross
ADMIN
I am from Sacramento and moved to San Diego to chase the sunshine and pursue my career in eyebrow tattooing. With that, I grew to love social media even more and helping other businesses grow their online presence. I have over 5 years of experience helping businesses grow, from restaurants to handbag resellers. I found myself at My PT 2 Go to expand their online presence as well as wear the many hats of an Admin.
One of my jobs has been nannying. I was a full time nanny for a family of 5 and love helping out with the little ones. If you have a little one who might need someone to hang out with or needs a bottle fed, I would be happy to help! Please ask me, so I don't have to call Tricare. Totally kidding... You can always stop by the office and squish a squishy if you need to relieve the stress from seeing these PTs, and of course I can help you book appointments. See you soon!
“It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold or silver.”







