When I was in high school, I dreamed of becoming a physical therapist. I began my journey working in a group home, where I cared for people with disabilities. This experience allowed me to learn and perform Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy as part of their care.

Life took a different turn, and I started a family, which delayed my formal education. Shortly after leaving the group home, my son suffered a severe brain injury in an accident.

When traditional therapies didn’t yield the desired results, I began exploring alternative methods.

Twenty-four years later, I discovered the Anat Baniel Method, which proved to be highly beneficial not only for my son but also for myself, as I had a long history of back and neck problems. Inspired by the positive impact of this method, I decided to become a practitioner.

I believe that if my son had access to this method when he was young, he would have made significantly greater progress. This conviction drives my goal to reach children while they are young to help them achieve their highest potential. Additionally, I am passionate about working with adults to help them with their movement needs, find pain relief and improve their overall well-being.