I am a licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy living in Center City Philadelphia. I have a Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Northeastern University. I also have a Bachelors degree in Rehabilitation Sciences and Psychology. I have worked in hospital and outpatient settings in Boston and Philadelphia. I enjoy working with people of all ages, but I specialize in orthopedic injuries and pelvic floor dysfunction. I am a lifelong learner and participate in multiple continuing education programs to improve my practice and to provide optimal patient care to my patients. 

At school I played tennis, basketball and lacrosse but struggled with multiple injuries. I was always frustrated that I didn’t understand the cause of my injury nor the need for specific treatment – this motivated me to study to become a Physical Therapist.

While at University, I suffered another setback when I tore my hip labrum while training for the Philadelphia Marathon – but after understanding the injury and successful physical therapy I was able to rebound and complete the Philadelphia Marathon within my target time. 

The COVID pandemic was a challenging time for many. I felt weak, disconnected and frustrated. However, I used the time to study Postural Restoration and Dry Needling which helped me with my injuries and which I now incorporate into my practice as appropriate.