Megan holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree and a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Rhode Island. Her passion for therapy is centered on helping individuals return to a functional life. She believes that exercise and movement are medicine, a principle that motivates her care.
Megan relies on her dedication, flexibility, and communication skills to create strong relationships with patients and create positive rehabilitative journeys. She believes it’s important to help patients find a positive perspective during recovery.
Outside of her work in the clinic, Megan enjoys playing volleyball and making pottery.
“Life would be tragic if it weren’t funny.” – Stephen Hawking
Falls are a cause of injury among older adults. They often lead to loss of mobility, loss of independence, and a lower quality of life. As people age, it becomes more important to maintain strength, coordination and balance. One approach that has gained recognition for preventing falls is Tai Ji Quan: Moving for Better Balance.
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