I’ve been fascinated by the workings of the human body since childhood. I can still remember spending hours on school projects, building models of bones, muscles, and organs, and studying diagrams of the body’s intricate systems. Growing up active and playing sports only deepened that curiosity and appreciation for movement and performance.
I chose a career in physical therapy because I love connecting with people from all walks of life—getting to know them as individuals, not just their injuries. What makes this profession truly rewarding is witnessing, day after day, the incredible resilience of the human spirit in health, wellness, and recovery. I’ve been privileged to watch people overcome tremendous challenges and achieve healing in ways that inspire me every day.
My own experiences with injuries and life challenges have shaped the empathy and encouragement I bring to my patients. I believe that creating the right environment—one that feels safe, supportive, and motivating—is the first and most essential step in helping people reach their health and wellness goals.
Additional Training:
Spinal and Peripheral Manual Therapy
Manual Treatment for the Lumbo-Pelvic Complex
Rotator Cuff and Shoulder Pain Workshop Presentation
Sciatica and Back Pain Workshop Presentation
Education:
Master of Science in Physical Therapy- Boston University
Bachelor of Science in Biology- Stonehill College
Special Interest:
My favorite “part” of the body to work with is the human spirit. When clients are able to learn and assimilate healthy behavior, they feel better, and this encourages them to continue moving forward with their health after their physical therapy experience.