I have been practicing physical therapy for almost eight years, and have worked across the spectrum of care, from skilled nursing facilities to traditional outpatient clinics. Working in varied settings, I have had the opportunity to treat people of all ages, genders, abilities, and sizes, helping me to become a compassionate and adaptable physical therapist. In my last position in Boston, MA, I was also lucky enough to manage a clinic with a wonderful team of four physical therapists, a chiropractor, two personal trainers, and an acupuncturist, which gave me an appreciation for how an abundance of interventions can work together to produce greater outcomes.

I began practicing pelvic physical therapy in June of 2022, motivated partially by my life-long fascination with pregnancy, as well as the desire to help people of all genders with pelvic pain and/or dysfunction in what is likely a very vulnerable time in their life. I most enjoy connecting with patients, as we discuss not only physical symptoms, but also how habits, postures, and beliefs may affect their experience with pain or dysfunction.

My goal with each patient is to provide a non-judgmental, comfortable, supportive environment for the healing process to take place. I value and treat the whole person, not just one part of the body. Together, we can find a path to reduce your pain, improve your function, and get you back to life without restrictions.