What I Do
I believe it is important to see a patient as a whole person rather than focus on a single impairment. There are many factors that can go into a patient's deficits, and I believe it is important to address as many as I am able to in order to improve the patient's overall quality of life. I work with an active treatment approach and believe each patient should be involved in creating their plan of care in order to make it meaningful. My special clinical interests include neurological disorders, Parkinson’s, vestibular disorders, vertigo, stroke patients, TBI, and other movement disorders.
Why I Love My Work
I appreciate that I get to spend a significant amount of time with most of my patients and I am able to get to know them as people rather than just as a patient. I enjoy the challenge and diversity involved with treating neurological disorders.
Getting to Know Me
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and our two children. I love to be outdoors walking, hiking, riding bikes and gardening. I also love to travel and see new places.
Medical Education
College of St Scholastica, Physical Therapy
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