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I am a native Californian, born in Marin County and raised in Los Gatos. After graduating from Sarah Lawrence College with a B.A. in dance, I moved to New York City where I worked as a professional modern dancer/choreographer, actress, pre- and postnatal exercise instructor, and personal fitness trainer. More than twenty years later, I returned to California with my husband and two children and settled in Davis. I went back to school at California State University at Sacramento and obtained a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy.

I am delighted to be a Physical Therapist at Kaiser, South Sacramento, where I specialize in patients who have or at risk for Lymphedema. Other areas of interest are women’s health, and dancers with acute or chronic injuries.

I am certified by the Academy of Lymphatic Studies, and am a member of the National Lymphedema Network. In New York, I received my certification in pre- and postnatal exercise training from Elizabeth Bing, who was instrumental in bringing Lamaze childbirth technique to the United States from Europe.

During my time off I enjoy time with family, running, hiking, and snorkeling.

I look forward to having the opportunity to work with you.

My Credentials:

Physical Therapy School	California State University at Sacramento	Masters of Science in Physical Therapy
Internship	Lodi Outpatient Physical Therapy	Lodi, California
Internship	Sutter General, Acute care	Sacramento, California
Internship	Sierra Gates Neurological Rehabilitation Center	Granite Bay, California

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