"Let yourself be silently drawn by the strange pull of what you really love."
-Rumi
Born in India to a family that revered both intellect and well-being, I understood early on that the body is not merely a biomechanical structure, but a complex narrative that is scripted by our movement and choices. This insight became foundational, shaping the course of my career.
For more than 25 years, that pull has guided me. I am driven by a relentless curiosity about what lies underneath a symptom, the accumulated layers of history and tension that keep us stuck. My work is focused on unwinding these layers to help people rebuild trust in their bodies, particularly those whose pain has not responded to standard approaches.
I frequently collaborate with surgeons and physicians, stepping in at key transition points: after surgery, during a difficult flare, or when progress has stalled. Together, we move beyond the clinical setting to focus on practical, lived outcomes: returning to active pursuits, moving with strength and fluidity, and trusting your body to perform without hesitation.
Decades into this practice, the work continues to humble and inspire me. I remain committed to the discipline of deep listening and the constant evolution required to solve complex problems. For me, mastery is not a destination, but a daily practice of showing up fully for the person in front of me.
1.
Everything is connected
I take a non-reductionist approach. Nothing in the body functions in isolation. I don’t “do backs” or “do knees” or any other dissociated body part. I believe that talking about a body as if it is just structural – bones, joints, ligaments, etc. is dehumanizing, and devoid of our spiritual element. I serve human beings as they are, rich with history, stories, and beliefs.
2.
Not into standard protocols
Standard Protocols are for machines, not humans. Each of us is unique, there is no one size fits all. Your healing story is different from everyone else’s.
3.
Fully committed to your success
Through extensive continuing education and a love for the work I offer, I have created what I needed to see in the health care world – a practice that is rooted in generosity, service, and connection. And I am fully committed to exceeding expectations.
4.
I have your back
I will often collaborate with others in your care team to make sure we are all on the same page. Having a unified team prevents all sorts of oversights, mistakes, and confusion in care
5.
I’m not for everyone
I work with people who are committed to their well-being. It’s a 2 way street, so you will need to take 100% responsibility for your part of taking care of YOU. You must show up, be present, and be engaged in the work we do.