I discovered my passion for the human body in 6th grade science class, which inspired my desire to pursue a career in health care. As I searched through my options I realized it wasn’t just about the science. It has always been important to me to get to know people and help them achieve their goals. I went to Northeastern University and it was there I decided on physical therapy and their program transitioned directly into graduate school. I graduated with a doctorate of physical therapy in 2008. Over the past 17 years, I’ve worked in the field, driven by a deep commitment to helping others. That passion eventually led me to create Symmetry Stretching, expanding my ability to support people beyond traditional physical therapy.