About Me
I grew up in Poulsbo, Washington and received my undergraduate degree at the University of Washington in Psychology. I went on to receive my Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Stonybrook University in Long Island New York where I graduated with honors and awarded Distinguished Student and Clinical Excellence distinctions. I personally identify within the queer and disabled communities. Thus I care deeply about creating therapeutic relationships that affirm these and other identities.
My Skills
I am a Physical Therapist focusing on modalities including Craniosacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, myofascial release, soft tissue and joint mobilizations, manual lymphatic drainage and have received education in pelvic health for female bodied people through the Herman and Wallace institute. I work on issues including neck pain, back pain, shoulder dysfunction, TMD, headache, concussion, nerve injuries, vestibular dysfunction and pelvic dysfunction. I am also passionate about empathetic and trauma informed communication through the modalities of Non-Violent Communication founded by Marshall Rosenberg and Resonant Language founded by Sarah Peyton.
Available for patients
Case studies, easy to understand explanations about the CranioSacral System, Visceral Manipulation, products to use between sessions, and much more.