I first became interested in Women's and Pelvic Health after the birth of my first daughter.  I didn't appreciate how much change occurs in the body during and after pregnancy until I had gone through it.  I had many questions for my healthcare providers during that time and in my second pregnancy that I felt went unanswered.  I began to learn the information on my own, and the more I learned - the more I realized there was so much I didn't know about my own body and wanted to.
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I am now a Pelvic Rehabilitation Certified Practitioner, as well as a Certified Menopause Practitioner.  I believe that ALL women should feel healthy and strong throughout their ENTIRE life.  I believe that education empowers women to advocate for themselves and their bodies.  I love providing a full body and lifestyle approach.

My Education & Early Career:
In 2007, I earned my Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Seton Hall University.  I started my career specializing in neurological care, working in the Brain Trauma and Spinal Cord units at Kessler in West Orange.  In 2010, I transitioned into outpatient orthopedics, where I discovered my passion for pelvic floor physical therapy through my own pregnancies and recognizing it as the missing link to many orthopedic concerns.  Each step of my journey has shaped the therapist I am today and deepened my commitment to providing compassionate, knowledgeable, and empowering care.