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Founder and solo clinician of Queen City Pelvic PT in Charlotte, with 30 years of clinical experience; UNC-Chapel Hill undergraduate and Winston-Salem State University DPT; Professional Yoga Therapist integrating breathwork, mindfulness, and nervous-system regulation into treatment; a genuinely unusual background combining clinical expertise with pastoral training and ethics ('her background in ministry and ethics allows her to create a therapeutic space grounded in trust, dignity, and whole-person healing'); trauma-informed and explicitly affirming/inclusive care for all people; fluent in Spanish; biofeedback and manual therapy; on her own blog she personally walks patients through their first out-of-network claim ('I'd be happy to help you navigate the first claim so you know where all the numbers and codes go').

Owner and CEO of Flora Physical Therapy, a woman-owned cash-based practice in Durham serving the Triangle (Durham, Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Wake Forest, Hillsborough); Virginia Tech BS (2014), Northwestern Feinberg DPT (2018), then two years in Northwestern Medicine's Women's Integrated Pelvic Health Program, a Women's Health residency at Duke Health, and two further years at Duke as a Clinical Specialist in pelvic floor, lymphedema, and oncologic PT before founding Flora; residency-trained and dual board-certified (WCS + PRPC) plus Certified Lymphedema Therapist and dry needling (including pelvic floor dry needling); founded the practice after her mother died in 2013 from breast cancer having lived with untreated post-treatment impairments, and after her own pregnancy complications; explicitly inclusive practice treating all genders, ages, LGBTQIA+ patients, and pediatric pelvic floor; every appointment is a full hour one-on-one with her, with no hand-off to an aide or tech.

Solo founder of Durham Pelvic, a women's pelvic-exclusive private-pay clinic she built after her own experience as a pelvic floor patient in her early 20s (painful intercourse and exercise-related urinary leakage) redirected her career from sports PT into pelvic health; SUNY Buffalo BS Exercise Science, University of Miami DPT; former personal trainer and Pilates instructor; moved to Durham intentionally to build a community practice; every session is 60 minutes one-on-one with her in a private, calm room with no assistants and no rotating providers; typical course of care 8-20 visits with optional maintenance plans; blends manual therapy (massage, cupping, dry needling), exercise, and behavioral education with a whole-body root-cause assessment.