I believe pelvic health is an essential part of overall wellness—and that everyone deserves care that feels personal, compassionate, and empowering.

My journey into pelvic health began early in my career as I saw how many people were struggling with symptoms that were often misunderstood, minimized, or left without clear answers. Over time, I became increasingly passionate about creating a different kind of healthcare experience—one where people feel heard, supported, and empowered to better understand their bodies

My connection to this work is also personal. Navigating endometriosis myself has deepened my understanding of the physical and emotional complexities that can come with pelvic health conditions. It has reinforced the importance of listening, validation, and individualized care—because every person’s experience with their body is unique.

Originally from New York, I earned my Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2013 and have dedicated my career exclusively to pelvic health. I have cared for individuals with complex pelvic conditions across hospital systems, multidisciplinary pelvic pain programs, and community healthcare settings, allowing me to develop a comprehensive understanding of the many factors that influence pelvic health and healing.

Alongside patient care, I am passionate about advancing the field of pelvic health through education, mentorship, and collaboration. I have taught nationally through the APTA Pelvic Health Academy, contributed to professional education and curriculum development, mentored future pelvic health clinicians, and participated in leadership roles within the field.

My approach combines advanced clinical expertise with hands-on, whole-person care. I view each person as more than a diagnosis and believe the most effective care comes from understanding the full picture—the body, lifestyle, experiences, goals, and individual needs of each patient. Through personalized treatment, education, movement, and collaboration, my goal is to help you feel supported, informed, and empowered in your healing.

Since moving to Colorado in 2023, I have continued my work through UCHealth, interdisciplinary pelvic health collaboration, and community education while creating rəˈvīv Pelvic Health Physical Therapy - a space dedicated to thoughtful, individualized care for those seeking a deeper connection with their bodies and their health.

Outside of the clinic, you’ll often find me exploring Colorado’s mountains, staying active, spending time with friends and family, or adventuring with my dog, Arlo. I’m so grateful to be part of a community that values wellness, movement, and meaningful connection.

It is an honor to walk alongside my patients as they reclaim comfort, confidence, and trust in their bodies.