I’ve been a physical therapist since 2009, working with both pelvic health and orthopedic patients. After having children of my own, I became even more passionate about pelvic health, especially when I wasn’t satisfied with the postpartum care I received. I was told, 'You're a woman, what do you expect?' — and that just wasn’t good enough for me. Every woman deserves better care after pregnancy.

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As I’ve gone through perimenopause myself, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of how the pelvic floor changes during this time, and I believe no woman should be struggling with pelvic floor symptoms during these transitions. It’s my passion to provide high-quality pelvic health care, especially because I know how much these issues can impact everyday life. I love taking the time to really listen to my patients, understand what brought you in, and work together to achieve your health goals.

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At Uplift Pelvic Health, my mission is simple: I want every person who walks through our door with pelvic health or orthopedic issues to leave with a clear plan — a plan to address your symptoms, build lasting strength, and know exactly what to do if symptoms flare.

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I graduated with my Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of North Dakota and later became board certified as an Orthopedic Certified Specialist — a distinction that only 5% of physical therapists achieve. This has given me a broad understanding of how the pelvis connects and interacts with the rest of the body. I also hold a certification as a Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist.

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My family is grateful to call Ball Ground home, and we love being a part of the Jasper community. Whether it’s through Uplift Pelvic Health, activities my kids are involved in, or enjoying hikes in Pickens County, we’re thankful for our life here