It all begins with an idea.

My idea was to educate the way that people approach the peer-reviewed science of movement and wellness. Through my practice and my work, I have observed that when people understand the function and structure of their bodies they improve; they make healthier movement choices in their daily lives. I consider it a very important part of my job to translate the science of anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, biotensegrity, the evolution of the movement of the body to my clients so that they can understand movement patterns in general and how to use that knowledge to help their body be healthy and pain-free.

I most ardently believe when people are educated and have a deeper, intuitive relationship with the physics and motion of their muscles and frame they are a stronger advocate for their own body and have the ability to speak with the Doctor or PT on their terms. The result would be that the clinician better understands and values their clients’ pain because the client can describe it in a way the clinician can understand.

With this mission in mind I have embarked on an adventure in communication. Below are some of the fantastic women, advocates and educators, with whom I have had the honor to speak.