She received her Masters Degree in Physical Therapy in an evidence based practice curriculum model, from The University of Vermont.  This foundation has led her to maintain a high standard of care, impacted by up to date research and applied clinical practice. Elizabeth recognizes that each patient needs individualized care and has therefore studied a diverse range of manual techniques. These include Craniosacral Technique, Muscle Energy Technique, MyofascialRelease, Paris based joint manipulation, McKenzie Technique, and others.   She is currently working on her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from The University of St. Augustine, with anticipated completion in 2010. Her Bachelors Degree is in Nutrition and Sociology. 

Elizabeth is experienced in treating a vast range of orthopedic conditions. She specializes in spinal pathology, in cases of prevention through post surgical.  From middle school/high school and college athletes, to yoga and pilates instructors, as well as professionals; Elizabeth utilizes a predominantly manual approach to rehabilitation. Exposure to a variety of settings and clinical approaches has led Elizabeth to value the importance of one on one time between the patient and the therapist. She is committed to giving each patient the focused attention they deserve to address their musculoskeletal impairments and to set wellness goals.