I’ve been practicing physical therapy in Austin for over twenty-five years. In that time I’ve worked with a lot of people whose situations didn’t fit neatly into a standard treatment model — pain that had been present for years, movement affected by neurological conditions, recovery complicated by everything else going on in a person’s life. That’s where most of my work lives.
My practice is one clinician, one patient, one session at a time. I don’t split my attention between rooms or move between patients during your hour. I listen — carefully, and at length — because what’s actually going on is usually more layered than the referral diagnosis suggests.
The setting is inside 360 Balance & Dizziness Center, a clinic with strong expertise in vestibular and balance conditions. The space can feel like a working clinic because it is one. What happens in my office is quieter. More focused. The work is specific to you.
If you’re here because a doctor sent you, you already have some sense of what to expect. I’m glad you looked. Call when you’re ready.