Believe it or not, my Bachelor’s Degree is actually in Accounting, and I started my career in corporate America long before I decided to pursue my dream of becoming a Physical Therapist (just think - if you work with me not only can you receive therapy services but you also get free tax advice! Haha, kidding).
All jokes aside - I worked as an Accountant for a few years, but I hated every second of it. I knew that I wanted to do something to help other people, especially women, and accounting was likely not going to allow me to do this. So, I decided to go back to school and received my Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree.
Throughout graduate school I had an interest in women’s health & pelvic floor rehabilitation, and shortly after I graduated I decided to become certified in pelvic floor rehabilitation through the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute.
As women, we are already told by society that there are a million things wrong with our bodies, how we are doing things, or that we need to be “better” than we already are. My mission in this world is to help change these beliefs. I am so passionate about empowering women both physically AND mentally, because physical therapy is not just physically healing people. It’s helping them heal mentally too.
