Nora trained at the University of Delaware, the #1 Doctor of Physical Therapy program in the country, under one of the country’s leading pediatric PT researchers. Prior to becoming a physical therapist, she was a patient, undergoing 6 ankle surgeries and many, many PT appointments. She treats all diagnoses and all ages, from extreme preemies to young adults, with experience treating diagnoses including: 

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• Developmental Delay,

• Torticollis and plagiocephaly,

• Cerebral Palsy,

• Brachial Plexus Birth Injury,

• Down syndrome,

• Arthrogryposis

• Rare genetic disorders.

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Her personal history and background in orthopedics helps her work with children recovering from injuries or surgeries as well as those with underlying diagnoses. She has completed post-graduate training in Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) to Level C, Craniosacral Fascial Therapy, Total Motion Release (TMR), NDT, Aquatic Therapy, CranioSacral Therapy, Manual Therapy Techniques, and enjoys providing land-based PT as well as aquatic physical therapy.

 

Nora believes in play-based therapy and treating the whole child using evidence-based practice, building a therapeutic activity using a kiddo’s interest in a specific toy, book, song or piece of equipment.