Frequently Asked Questions

What can you help me with?

Infant concerns:

  • State regulation (fussy, tense, colicky babies)

  • Learning how to relate to their new environment

  • Optimizing movement in different positions

  • Meeting gross motor milestones

  • Restricted mobility or posture due development in pregnancy

  • Head turning preference or torticollis

  • Head shape changes or plagiocephaly/brachycephaly

  • Pre and post tongue or lip tie release therapy

  • Learning how to use and control their body

  • Make tummy time fun!

Mom’s Concerns:

  • Protecting milk supply when baby has difficulty feeding

  • Pumping schedules and flange fitting

  • Pain due to posture or positioning with nursing

  • Increasing milk supply

  • Movement modifications after delivery

  • Address clogged ducts using lymphatic massage

  • Pain coping strategies reducing use of medication

Prenatal Consults

  • Create newborn friendly floor stations

  • Plan activities for wake window activities

  • Strategies for preventing a flat head (plagiocephaly and torticollis prevention)

  • Assemble your postpartum team

  • Review common red flags and who to call for help

  • Breastfeeding education and support

  • Learn how to express and collect colostrum

  • Develop a breastfeeding or pumping plan

  • Review gift registry for physical therapy and lactation recommended items

What forms of payment do you accept?

You can use HSA, FSA, or credit card to pay for your services. Find out if your lactation services could be covered by TLN. If you would like a superbill to submit to insurance, let me know and we can discuss the options (Reimbursify can help).

Do you offer lactation services?

In addition to being a Doctor of Physical Therapy, I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). I am very passionate about breastfeeding support and education, particularly in regards to protecting supply when breastfeeding doesn’t go well in the early days.

Do I need a physician referral to start physical therapy?

For an evaluation and the first 2 weeks of treatment, no physician referral is required.

How long are your sessions and treatment plans?

The initial evaluation is typically 55-75 minutes, follow up sessions are 25-55 minutes. How many sessions we need to achieve your goals will vary from patient to patient. Some families, I will work with 1-2 times and they feel confident to carry out the home exercises independently. Other families, I will work with for several months as they make incremental progress towards their goals. The best results come from open communication and collaboration between the therapist and family.

How quickly can I get an appointment?

Typically, I can accommodate new evaluations within 1 week. Please email for the next available appointment.