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Graduated from the 1 ranked school for physical therapy, The University of Pittsburgh.

Founder of Resilient Motherhood, Pelvic Physical Therapist, preventing traumatic births for survivors of sexual assault and trauma

I am a pelvic floor physical therapist. I believe individualizing care is the key to successful recovery. Spending quality time with my patients, as well as being able to connect with them on a personal level is important to create the best patient experience. I strive to educate my patients on their bodies as a whole to help improve their health and body awareness. I have a passion for treating digestive issues and pelvic pain.

After graduating from Columbia University with a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree, I moved to Pittsburgh, PA. Here, I received advanced training in women’s health, including pelvic floor, peripartum and postpartum care and lymphedema treatment. I have over 7 years of experience working in women’s health. She am passionate about all things pregnancy and postpartum. Because of my passion for serving new moms and families, I went on to become a Certified Postpartum Doula. I believe pregnancy and the postpartum period are a special time in a women’s life and that you deserve to have the support you need through both stages! I lives with her husband and 3 boys in Pittsburgh, PA. I enjoy summer time, going for walks, taking my kids to the park and a nice, relaxing evening with my husband.

I am a physical therapist with over 20 years of experience and am passionate about helping moms achieve their goals, whether it’s caring for their children without experiencing back pain, exercising without leaking or healing after delivery. I believe that the pelvic floor cannot be treated in isolation; healing can be achieved faster with lasting results when the entire body is treated as a whole. As a mom of four, I know how difficult it can be to find time to take care of yourself. I am committed to working with moms on practical ways to work healing into their everyday lives.