Work With Me

Support for dancers, teachers, and studios—focused on strength, injury prevention, and long-term performance.

What Sets Us Apart

Dance training doesn’t have to lead to injury.

Whether you’re a dancer navigating pain, a teacher wanting to better support your students, or a studio looking to create a healthier training environment—there’s a more sustainable way to train.

My work is focused on bridging the gap between how dancers are taught and how their bodies actually function.

For Teachers

Virtual Sessions & Workshops









Most dance teachers were never formally taught how to prevent injuries.

I know—because I was one.

These workshops are designed to help teachers:

  • understand common dance injuries

  • improve warm-ups and conditioning

  • recognize early signs of overtraining

  • support dancer longevity without sacrificing performance

This is practical, applicable education you can bring directly into your classes.

For Studios

Studio Wellness Audits









Injuries don’t happen randomly—they’re often the result of training patterns, scheduling, and overlooked gaps in education.

A Studio Wellness Audit looks at your program as a whole. We’ll assess:

  • class structure and training load

  • warm-up and conditioning practices

  • common injury risks

  • opportunities to better support your dancers

You’ll receive clear, actionable recommendations to help reduce injuries and improve dancer longevity across your studio.

For Dancers

Virtual Sessions









These one-on-one virtual sessions are designed for dancers who want to:

  • prevent injuries

  • recover from pain

  • improve strength and mobility

  • better understand their body

Each session is individualized and rooted in both dance knowledge and physical therapy expertise.

You’ll walk away with clear guidance, exercises tailored to your needs, and a better understanding of how to train safely.

A Different Approach to Dance Training

Most dancers are taught to push through.

Very few are taught how to train in a way that supports their body.

My work focuses on:

  • building strength to support technique

  • improving mobility safely

  • understanding how the body adapts to training

  • preventing injuries before they start

Because the goal isn’t just better performance now—it’s a longer, healthier dance career.