I’m a pelvic floor PT, active mom, runner, and lifter — and I’ve been doing this work long enough to remember when the only answers were kegels or “just stop doing what you love.”
My 25+ year background spans orthopedics, pelvic health, sport, and chronic pelvic pain — areas that used to be treated in isolation. Bringing them together is what allows me to problem-solve the cases that haven’t responded to conventional care, find the gaps that got missed, and help women progress when they’ve been told to accept where they are.
I didn’t accept it for myself. I don’t accept it for my patients either.
One of the greatest privileges of my career has been walking alongside women across decades of their lives — from their twenties navigating pelvic pain or urinary issues, through pregnancy and postpartum, and now into perimenopause and menopause. Pelvic floor health doesn’t stop at one chapter, and neither does the care I provide.
We work collaboratively. You’ll understand why your symptoms are happening, why previous treatment may not have worked, and what needs to stay consistent to keep moving forward. The research in pelvic health is evolving fast — I bring that to every patient, so you’re never working from outdated answers.
The goal is always the same: less time stuck, more time doing what you love.
