I didn’t always feel confident in how my brain worked. Being diagnosed with dyslexia in high school challenged me, but it also led me to a deeper appreciation for how adaptable and intelligent the body really is. That perspective, combined with my early experience with chiropractic after a baseball injury at 12, shaped the way I see health and the work I do today.

I’ve always known I wanted to help people, and chiropractic gave me a way to do that in a meaningful, everyday way. I focus on listening, connecting, and meeting practice members where they are. I especially enjoy working with kids, parents, and pregnant moms, and being part of families’ lives over time. My goal is to support the nervous system so people can function, adapt, and show up fully in their lives.