Years of experience have shown me that the most meaningful outcomes come from an individualized, holistic approach. By addressing the whole person and not just a single body part, we can more effectively manage both acute and chronic conditions. I believe physical therapy should emphasize not only the treatment of current issues, but also the prevention of future injury.
My practice integrates advanced manual therapy, corrective exercise, biomechanical training, neuromuscular re-education, and patient education to restore patients to their healthiest, most active selves.
Advanced Manual therapy techniques include:
Advanced Visceral (abdominal and urogenital) mobilization
Trigger point release
Joint mobilizations and Spinal manipulation
Muscle energy techniques
Myofascial release / cupping
Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization and Gua sha
Corrective / performance taping
Certified in Dry Needling (Not available in NYC)
Women’s and Pelvic Health
Prenatal care and delivery preparation
Postpartum healing and education
Infertility
Diastasis Recti recovery
Prolapse
Incontinence
Bowel and bladder dysfunction (overactive bladder, IC)
Pelvic Pain (Vaginismus and Dyspareunia)
Endometriosis
Trauma informed care
Orthopedics
Low back and SIJ dysfunction
Hip Pain and instability
Scoliosis
Frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis)
Disc herniations
Neuropathies and nerve entrapment (carpal tunnel, sciatica)
Acute/Chronic strains and sprains
Traumatic injuries (dislocations, fractures, concussions)
Gait and postural analysis / correction
Post-surgical or post-regenerative medicine procedure
Return to play protocols
Ergonomics training
Performing Arts
Hyper-mobility and hEDS
Vocal injuries (dystonia, laryngitis, nodules)
Temporomandibular joint dysfunction
Thoracic outlet syndrome
Overuse injuries (stress reactions, tendonitis, bursitis, and strains/sprains).
Foot and ankle injuries (Metatarsalgia, Sesamoiditis, Os Trigonum, bunions)
Spondylolysis / spondylolisthesis
Hip labral tears and impingement
Injury prevention screening
Recovery and return to performance programming