I’ve always been fascinated by how people move. Dance and soccer were a huge part of my life growing up in Rhode Island, and they showed me early on how connected everything is — strength, balance, recovery, resilience. I didn’t see bodies as problems to solve. I saw them as dynamic and adaptable.​ Helping people move easier, feel better, and live with less tension is what gets me out of bed in the morning — and it’s why Evergreen exists.

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My Training + Experience

I studied Health Fitness at East Carolina University before earning my Doctorate at Sherman College of Chiropractic. During school, I served as a Patient Education Intern — because explaining why things matter is kind of my thing.

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Since 2017, I’ve been in clinical practice, and that experience informs every recommendation I make. I approach each body with curiosity, care, and a commitment to help you understand not just what we’re doing, but why it matters for your life.

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How I Practice

Evergreen Family Chiropractic is built around the belief that care should be:

Thoughtful — not rushed

Personalized — tailored to your body

Collaborative — explained in real terms

Supportive of real life — not cookie-cutter

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I use a broad range of techniques: including Webster for prenatal care, Pediatric SOT®, Activator Methods®, Thompson Drop, Diversified, and Graston Technique® for soft tissue — because no two bodies (or families) are the same.

 

TL;DR — Local girl. Big toolbox, gentle hands, and experience to know what works.

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A Little About Me (Off the Clock)

When I’m not helping families in the office, you’ll usually find me with mine, cheering on Rhode Island FC, tending a garden that mostly survives on hope, or knitting and crocheting to keep both my hands and brain busy. Life is messy and chaotic, but I show up for it fully.

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So no matter what brings you in, know this:
You deserve to feel good again — and I’d love to help you get there.​
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I can’t wait to welcome you into the Evergreen family!