My focus is manual therapy: precise, hands-on evaluation and treatment of specific tissues, revealing underlying causes that can easily be missed and remain unresolved by traditional PT. Sessions are a full hour, one-on-one, at a patient's home or gym — without the rushed pace or split attention of a typical clinic visit.

Every session draws on years of outpatient practice and continued education. I earned my Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Hunter College, with clinical training at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center and Weill Cornell.

My drive to address the root cause rather than just treat symptoms was shaped by my doctoral research on the effect of cooling vests on walking performance in people with multiple sclerosis, published in the International Journal of MS Care, and later led me to a certification in vestibular rehabilitation.