Born and raised in New York, I built the foundation of my career on the East Coast before moving to Colorado in 2023. I earned my Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Sage Graduate School in 2013 and have dedicated my professional life to advancing pelvic health care through clinical practice, teaching, mentorship, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

For more than a decade, I have specialized exclusively in pelvic health, treating complex and diverse patient populations across hospital systems, multidisciplinary pelvic pain programs, and safety-net environments. My career has allowed me to develop and implement pelvic health programs, mentor students and clinicians, present at conferences, teach nationally through the APTA Pelvic Health Academy, and serve in leadership roles, including national curriculum development and case review for pelvic certification programs. My clinical approach integrates evidence-based practice, clear communication, and whole-person care to help each patient understand their body, their condition, and their path forward.

Since relocating to Colorado, I’ve continued my commitment to elevating pelvic health through my work with UCHealth and Denver Health, participation in multidisciplinary pelvic pain meetings, and ongoing community and professional education.

Outside the clinic, you’ll almost always find me staying active, enjoying the outdoors, spending time with friends, or adventuring with my best pup, Arlo. Colorado has quickly become home, and I’m grateful to be part of a community where wellness, movement, and connection are deeply valued.

I am passionate about helping individuals reclaim comfort, confidence, and control in their pelvic health—and honored to walk alongside patients as they navigate that journey.