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Areas of Expertise

Physical Therapy 

Evaluations and Treatments include, but are not limited to:

  • Neck pain:

    • Headaches​

    • Radiating nerve pain down the arms

  • Shoulder pain:

    • Rotator cuff tears​

    • Impingement 

  • Back pain:

    • Disc herniation​

    • Radiating nerve pain down the legs

  • Knee pain:

    • ACL and Meniscus tears​​​

  • Ankle/foot pain:

    • Ankle sprains​

    • Plantar fasciitis

  • Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Parkinson's Disease Treatment Specialty

LSVT-BIG is a specialized treatment program for patients with Parkinson's disease, with 25 years of research supporting the approach. The program is individualized for patients to learn how to use your body normally, regardless of severity of symptoms. Improve your walking speed, balance, hand-writing, and ability to self dress.

 

Want to learn more about this approach? Visit the LSVT Global website: https://www.lsvtglobal.com/LSVTBig 

Chronic Pain Management and Neuroscience Education

Neuroscience Education: Teaches you about the nature of pain, and why nothing seems to help.

Learn how to regain your ability to move by a skilled and licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy!

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Chronic Pain: 

McKenzie Diagnosis and Treatment (MDT) method is specifically designed to educate and train individuals on how to manage pain symptoms independently and conservatively.

This method applies to all areas of the musculoskeletal systems from the spine to the joints in the extremities.

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Want to learn more about this method? Visit their website: https://www.mckenzieinstituteusa.org/method-patients.cfm

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Fall Risk and Home Assessment

I am experienced at working with clients that have early to end-stage Dementia/Alzheimer's Disease. Assessment includes caregiver education to decrease strain while caring for your loved one.

 

Treatment based upon the CDC's STEADI program to decrease risk of falls. Evaluation addresses more than just pain and mobility, it also assesses medications, visual acuity, incontinence, and comorbidities for a wholistic approach.

 

Wondering if you or a loved one is at risk? Answer these questions below:

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Three key questions for patients [at risk if YES to any question]

1. Feels unsteady when standing or walking?

2. Worries about falling?

3. Has fallen in past year? » If YES ask, “How many times?” “Were you injured?”

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Want to see what free resources are available? Visit the STEADI website: https://www.cdc.gov/steadi/patient.html

My Approach

I became a Physical Therapist to help people. I want to empower my patients to help them care for themselves, not be stuck in a cycle of on again, off again treatment. 

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I offer:

  • Free phone consultations

  • No obligation, no pressure to continue treatment

  • Honest frequency and duration recommendations

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No Physician referral required for initial consultation!

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My Approach
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