Founder of Reedy to Align • Schroth-based postural care
My work focuses on education-based movement and alignment coaching for individuals with scoliosis and posture concerns.
Separately, I am a licensed physical therapist in Pennsylvania and offer telehealth and in person PT services to PA residents from Scranton Pilates Studio in Scranton, PA.
I am trained in the Schroth Method (C1 and C2) and Scoliopilates (1 & 2). I created Reedy to Align to make postural education and support more accessible, especially for individuals and families who feel overwhelmed, under-supported, or unsure where to turn once the diagnosis of scoliosis or kyphosis is given.
I have seen how often people with scoliosis and kyphosis were told to “watch and wait” without clear guidance. Reedy to Align exists to bridge that gap — offering education, structure, and practical strategies that fit real life.
My approach emphasizes breathing mechanics, alignment awareness, and functional movement, with a strong focus on helping clients understand why they are doing what they’re doing.
The goal isn’t perfection — it’s confidence, consistency, and sustainability!
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) licensed in the state of Pennsylvania with advanced training in Schroth-based scoliosis principles (C1 and C2) and training in Modules 1 & 2 in Scoliopilates.
I am a physical therapy educator with experience teaching future clinicians.
Passionate about making scoliosis care clear, practical, and accessible.
I offer scoliosis and posture-focused workshops for schools, wellness organizations, Pilates studios, and community groups.
These sessions emphasize education, breathing mechanics, and alignment awareness.
Licensed telehealth and mobile physical therapy services for individuals physically located in Pennsylvania. Includes evaluation, clinical documentation, and personalized plans of care delivered securely online.
Reedy to Align operates on a self-pay, out-of-network model. This allows for longer visits, individualized attention, and a focus on education and movement without insurance-driven restrictions.
Payment is due at the time of service. Upon request, documentation may be provided for patients who wish to submit for potential out-of-network reimbursement.
Movement Coaching & Education
Scoliosis-informed movement education
Alignment and posture awareness
Breathing and body organization concepts
Habit-based, self-guided practice
Supportive coaching and guidance
Coaching services are educational in nature and do not include physical therapy, diagnosis, or treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
I offer both scoliosis coaching and licensed telehealth physical therapy, depending on your location and needs.
Coaching is education-based support using Schroth-informed principles and does not replace medical care. Telehealth physical therapy is available only to individuals physically located in Pennsylvania at the time of service.
Coaching focuses on education, posture awareness, breathing mechanics, and guided routines. It does not include evaluation, diagnosis, or clinical decision-making.
Telehealth physical therapy includes a licensed evaluation, clinical documentation, and a personalized plan of care, and is only available to Pennsylvania residents.
Reedy to Align operates on a self-pay, out-of-network model. This allows for longer visits, individualized care, and a focus on education rather than insurance-driven limitations.
Payment is due at the time of service. Documentation may be provided upon request for those seeking potential out-of-network reimbursement.
Imaging can be helpful, especially for understanding curve patterns, but it is not always required. If you have prior imaging reports, you’re encouraged to bring them. If not, we can still discuss appropriate next steps.
Yes. Adolescents can benefit greatly from scoliosis education and guided support. Parent or guardian involvement is strongly encouraged for minors.
No. Coaching and telehealth physical therapy do not replace care from your physician recommendations regarding bracing. Reedy to Align is intended to complement, not replace, your physician.
If you’re unsure whether coaching or telehealth physical therapy is right for you, a free consult is the best place to begin. We’ll talk through your situation and identify the most appropriate next step.