For over 16 years, I’ve specialized in chiropractic care for pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and pediatrics. I am passionate about supporting families during these pivotal stages of life with care that is both clinically precise and genuinely compassionate. My approach is gentle, precise, and rooted in evidence-informed care designed to promote comfort, alignment, and optimal function.
I believe every parent and child deserves to feel supported, heard, and truly cared for. My goal is not just pain relief, but helping families thrive — with compassionate guidance and results that make a meaningful difference. Throughout my career, I’ve helped countless patients experience more comfortable pregnancies, smoother recoveries, and greater overall well-being. I also work closely with infants and children, supporting healthy development and function from the very beginning.
My practice is grounded in advanced training in the Webster Technique, craniosacral therapy, and visceral manipulation. I combine strong diagnostic skills with gentle, specific adjustments tailored to each individual. These techniques allow me to assess and address structural and nervous system imbalances with clarity and intention — whether supporting pelvic balance during pregnancy, easing postpartum recovery, or promoting healthy development in infants and children.
Just as important as technique is the environment I create. I strive to ensure every patient feels heard, respected, and at ease from the very first visit. I take time to educate, answer questions, and build collaborative care plans that reflect each family’s goals. My commitment is simple: deliver thoughtful, evidence-informed care that produces meaningful results — while making every person who walks through the door feel supported.
Outside the office, I’m a parent of two and someone who truly lives what I teach about movement and body awareness. My background in dance, Pilates, and yoga shapes the way I understand alignment, strength, and balance — both in practice and in everyday life. When I’m not caring for families, you’ll likely find me crafting something creative, curled up with a book, or lifting heavy things at the gym — because I believe strength and softness can (and should) coexist.
Techniques and specialized trainings
-Webster technique (for optimal pelvic alignment for breech or transverse babies)
-Craniosacral therapy
-Viseral manipulation
-Gua sha
-Pin and stretch