My philosophy in treating both adults  and children is to look at the entire body. Through observation and evaluation, I can assess what movement patterns may be breaking down or neurologically changing, and this leads me towards the appropriate  treatment plan. 

PEDIATRICS

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  • Characterized by involuntary contractions of neck muscles, causing the head to twist to one side.

    Symptoms: stiffness and pain in the neck, difficulty turning the head, and a tilted or twisted head position.

    Early intervention is crucial for better outcomes

  • Conditions that affect the nervous system in children.

    Diagnoses: Spina Bifida, Cerebral Palsy, Seizure disorders, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, hydrocephalus, among others.

  • Also known as positional plagiocephaly or flat head syndrome, is a condition.

    Characterized by an asymmetrical or flattened shape of an infant's skull.

  • Motor milestones refer to specific physical skills or abilities that infants and children acquire as they grow and develop

    Gross motor: rolling over, sitting up, crawling, standing, walking, running, jumping, and climbing stairs,etc.

    Fine motor: reaching for and grasping objects, holding a spoon or crayon, stacking blocks, manipulating small objects, and performing tasks that require hand-eye coordination, etc.

  • Conditions caused by abnormalities or mutations in a child's DNA

    Diagnoses: Down Syndrome, Turner Syndrome, Rett Syndrome, DiGeorge Syndrome, Turner Syndrome, Trisomy 8, Smith-Kingsmore Syndrome, Pfeiffer Syndrome, among others.

  • Refers to significant delays or differences in the achievement of developmental milestones compared to other children of the same age.


    Early identification and intervention are crucial for addressing developmental delays and minimizing their impact on a child's long-term development and functioning.

Specialty Certifications

  • Dynamic Movement Intervention is the fastest growing, internationally recognized manual therapy technique that helps children reach their gross motor milestones. I am certified in DMI Introductory A.

    Learn more at the official DMI Website

  • This can be highly beneficial for infants, as it focuses on gently addressing imbalances in the craniosacral system and the fascial network. In infants, this therapy is particularly effective for treating conditions related to birth trauma, developmental concerns, and early childhood health issues. Some of the conditions it can help with include:

    1. Birth Trauma

    2. Torticollis

    3. Plagiocephaly (Flat Head Syndrome)

    4. Colic and Digestive Issues

    5. Breastfeeding Difficulties

    6. Reflux (GERD)

    7. Cranial Imbalances

    8. Sleep Issues

    9. Developmental Delays

    This gentle and non-invasive approach is ideal for treating infants because it works with their delicate systems to restore balance and promote healing without causing additional stress.

  • TOTS (Tethered Oral Tissues) Training through Chrysalis Orofacial focuses on how the mouth, tongue, jaw, and face affect a child’s feeding, breathing, posture, and overall development.

    This specialized training helps better support infants and children who may have: Feeding or latching difficulties, Tension in the mouth, neck, or face, Challenges with oral motor skills, Concerns related to tongue ties or lip ties, or Difficulty coordinating breathing, sucking, and swallowing.

    Through this approach, I look at the whole child, not just one body part. Therapy is gentle, play-based, and designed to support functional movement, comfort, and confidence — while also empowering parents with education and simple strategies they can use at home.

Investment

Pediatric Patience

  • $195 evaluation (90 minutes)

  • $145 Follow-up appointments (60 minutes)

Intensives

  • Contact me for information.

  • Our Intensives commonly offered as two and three week intensive program. We are also happy to accommodate custom intensives for families looking to join us for less than two weeks or more than three weeks.