I grew up in Longmont, Colorado and traveled to Southeast Idaho each year for family reunions. I received my Bachelor of Science degree from Brigham Young University in Provo, and my Masters degree in Physical Therapy at Idaho State University. My husband and I are raising two amazing adult children: a boy and girl in college at BYU, I enjoy gardening, photography and digital scrapbooking. In the winter, I enjoy skiing - both downhill and cross-country.

I am an Idaho-raised gal that grew up in Hazelton, Idaho where I gained an appreciation for all this state offers. I received my Bachelor of Arts degree from University of Providence in Great Falls, Montana, and my Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy at Idaho State University. I am specializing in pelvic health physical therapy, as well as treating orthopedic conditions. I seek to empower all my patients and to help them achieve their goals - in and out of Highland Physical Therapy. Outside of the clinic, I am enjoying the outdoors in all her seasons with activities such as mountain biking, hiking, rock climbing, camping, and skiing, downhill and in the backcountry, and making music with my band here locally and around southeastern Idaho.

Ever since graduating I have been continuous in learning and have a thirst for knowledge. The anatomy of the human body and the puzzle it can present is a welcome challenge. I have been practicing as a Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) since 2016 receiving my license from Green River College in Washington State. I enjoy working with all age groups from pediatrics to geriatrics. Over the years I have developed a background in various manual therapy methods with a focus towards Fascial Counterstrain. I believe everyone has the right to live as pain free as possible and personally strive for clients to reach that goal. I would love to be part of your healing journey! When not working some of my hobbies include drawing with various medias, cooking, looking through anatomy books, and spending time outdoors.