Years of working in the healthcare system has taught me one thing: money often overrides care. Every word and action of mine stems from a place of compassion, it is a foundational pillar of my business.
I am a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community. When it comes to your health and wellness, you should never have to settle. You should never feel you cannot be your authentic self.
I pride myself on forever exploring new and different. New adventures, different medical research, you name it I’m going to explore it. Your health and wellness journey is in essence an exploration, and I want to guide you along it.
Mobile and online physical therapy (PT) services offer convenient, accessible care. Mobile PT brings a licensed therapist to your home for personalized treatments, ideal for those needing inclusive options or for busy schedules. Online PT provides remote consultations and tailored treatment plans via video calls, allowing flexible care from anywhere within the United States. Both options ensure effective, individualized rehabilitation and recovery. Learn more about physical therapy services and offerings via Physical Therapy Tab.
Virtual health and wellness coaching offers personalized guidance to help individuals achieve their fitness, nutrition, and overall health wellness goals. Through phone consultations, a coach provides support, motivation, and tailored plans to improve your physical and mental health. Clients can access expert advice from anywhere within the United States, making it convenient and flexible to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Learn more about individual health and wellness coaching services via Wellness Coaching Tab.
We’ve all heard it before, “sleep in this position” or “if you sleep like this, you’ll hurt this”. If you’re anything like me, you’ll be left feeling confused about your sleep habits. At the end Read more…
Did you see Adele recently discussed her battle with sciatica (read the story here from US News or watch the story here from GMA)? The irritability. The pain. The symptoms are debilitating. Yet, you did Read more…
I remember being eighteen years old, freshman in college, excited to live my life. If you didn’t or haven’t been to college, think about how you would feel when you first moved out on your Read more…