Our Team

Molly Mattingly, MPT, DHS, CMTPT, ASTYM Certified, is the founder of M2 Physiotherapy and has been practicing physical therapy for over 20 years. Her entire career has been focused on a manual approach to musculosketal rehabilitation. She received her Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy Studies and her Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of Evansville in 1999. She furthered her education with a Doctorate of Health Science focusing in Craniofacial Pain from the University of Indianapolis in 2014. For over a decade, Dr. Mattingly has focused her skills on treating craniofacial pain including TMJ, Migraines, Headaches, Sinus Pain, Ear Pain, Facial Pain. However, she also continues to treat other related and unrelated musculoskeletal problems with the same hands on approach to healing.

She enjoys being a guest lecturer for the physical therapy programs at the University of Indianapolis and Indiana University. She delivers continuing education seminars with a focus on Craniofacial pain for other physical therapy and health professionals in the Midwest region.

Dr. Mattingly resides in Carmel with her husband and two children. She enjoys an active lifestyle with running and tennis. She has a passion for travel and exploring the world with her family. She feels blessed to serve the community by assisting in their health and well-being.

Punam Hills, PT, DPT, OCS, CMTPT is a physical therapist treating various musculoskeletal conditions for over 15 years. As an orthopedic certified specialist, she has focused her practice in the orthopedic outpatient setting and specialized in treating patients with orofacial pain.

Dr. Hills believes in treating patients with a holistic approach by placing an emphasis on patient education and working closely with care teams to provide interdisciplinary care.

She continues to be engaged in the latest treatment methods and practices through attending and presenting at educational offerings. Dr. Hills has presented at numerous dental study groups, residency programs and dental offices regarding TMJ dysfunction. She also has attended multiple courses on temporomandibular dysfunction, including one recently by Dr. Mariano Rocabado, the leading expert in craniofacial therapies.

Dr. Hills holds a bachelor’s in biology from IUPUI and a doctorate in physical therapy from University of Indianapolis. She is certified in Graston Technique (effective option for managing scar tissue, muscle tightness and fascial restrictions), a member of the Orthopedic Section of the American Physical Therapy Association, and a credentialed clinical instructor through the American Physical Therapy Association.

She resides in Zionsville with her husband and daughter. She enjoys traveling, reading and exercising.

Barb is a native of western Pennsylvania who graduated from Indiana University's PT program in 1979. Barb has a wide variety of PT experience through the years, but after getting her board certification in orthopedics initially in 1998, then her manual therapy certification from the North American Institute of Manual Therapy in 2008, her passion has been trying to identify what is causing a person’s pain and dysfunction, not just treating symptoms. This is through biomechanical analysis from the ground up. She has since trained in the Postural Restoration Institute, which helps restore neuromuscular control and balance to her patient’s muscle chain function and breathing, and Visceral Manipulation, which alleviates any restrictions coming from within that restrict motion/function. She was on the TMJ team at IU Health as well, prior to her joining the team here.   Her goal is to return people to whatever they want and need to get back to doing, be it gardening, doing their job, eating steak, or running a half marathon. She has also been a clinical instructor for many years, and has presented continuing education courses for therapists on Arthritis Management, and Sacroiliac Dysfunction.

Barb's specialty areas include: Spine, Sacroiliac joint problems, arthritics, shoulder, lower extremity biomechanical dysfunction, TMJ dysfunction and cervicogenic headaches.

Leisure pursuits include: working out, camping, kayaking, drawing and pastels, reading, volunteering and eating!!

Kayla Caron, LMT, is our administrative assistant. She studied exercise science at Ball State University and graduated from Alexandria School of Scientific Therapeutics in 2014. With a passion for health care, she is currently studying Health Sciences at IUPUI. As administrative assistant here at M² Physiotherapy, Kayla coordinates the office scheduling and patient communications.

Kayla Caron resides in Westfield with her husband and two children. She loves to read, explore new restaurants with her husband, and dance at home with her kids. She is excited to have joined the M² Physiotherapy Team in 2022 to assist their journey as they grow and provide wellness to others.

Hannah Enochs PT, DPT, OCS is a board-certified clinical specialist in orthopedic physical therapy, further specializing in pelvic health and temporomandibular dysfunction. She received her Bachelors of Exercise Science at Ball State University, where she began teaching fitness classes and found a love for teaching movement and anatomy.  She received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Indiana University, and completed her Orthopedic Residency through the University of Indianapolis and Body One Physical Therapy.

Dr. Enochs began her training in temporomandibular dysfunction, cervicogenic headaches, and cervical dysfunction during residency, and has completed advanced training in pelvic health, pregnancy, and postpartum conditions through Herman and Wallace. She is also Graston (instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization) certified. 

Dr. Enochs has found that there is a significant relationship between pelvic floor, lumbopelvic, and temporomandibular dysfunction, and enjoys focusing on these areas of care that can have such a significant impact on patients’ lives.  She focuses on providing care that combines hands on treatment, patient education, and retraining movement and breathing patterns to optimize function.

She resides in Indianapolis with her husband and three children and enjoys listening to music with her family, spending time outside, yoga, and running.