Frequently Asked Questions

  • Address: 790 Sir Francis Drake Bldv Ste 102A, San Anselmo, CA 94960

    Parking: This can be tricky! So please watch one of the following videos before your first visit.

    • Parking Instructions- coming from Fairfax/West Marin
    • Parking Instructions- coming from San Anselmo/Ross/San Rafael/Highway 101

  • My evidence-based approach combines advanced techniques with a deep understanding of biomechanics to address your unique needs. I work with athletes, outdoor enthusiasts, and active individuals to overcome physical challenges, prevent future injuries, and achieve your goals—whether that’s returning to your favorite activity, pushing past a performance plateau, or simply staying strong and resilient.

    • Achilles tendinopathy/tendinosis

    • Ankle sprains

    • Back pain, including “Sciatica”

    • Bone stress injuries (from shin splints to femoral stress fractures)

    • Gluteal tendinopathy (aka greater trochanteric pain syndrome, “bursitis” or lateral hip pain)

    • Hamstring tendinopathy

    • Iliotibial Band Syndrome

    • Muscle strains

    • Patellofemoral pain syndrome (aka PFPS or “runner’s knee”)

    • Peroneal tendonitis

    • Plantar fasciitis / opathy 

    • Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD)

  • TMC is the name given to our clinic space. It is made up of myself, another physical therapist, Claire, and a personal trainer, Amanda. We have our separate businesses but work together to share ideas, knowledge, and co-treat patients when needed to provide the most thorough care possible. See our clinic space here!

  • It depends on the injury. Together, we will create your plan of care during the first evaluation visit to best meet your needs.

  • I would appreciate 48-hours notice if you need to cancel so that I can open your appointment time to other patients. If you cancel with less than 48 hours notice, you will be charged the full cost of your visit.

  • Yes! See services here. Both 6 and 10 session packages are offered after the evaluation. Why? Neuromuscular changes can be noticed after about two weeks but true strength takes at least 4-6 weeks to build. My goal is to ultimately make you the most resilient version of yourself and than takes time and consistency.