Questions fréquemment posées

Each person is different, once we’ve accomplished your goals for therapy, there is no need to continue unless more goals are created.

Clients typically begin to feel better after 4 weeks of making a change and this will only improve with time. Results do vary; however, we will use an evaluative method so you can see concrete results in how you are feeling so we can compare results as time goes by.

Yes, however, during the COVID-19 pandemic, rules are forever changing. Though individuals living with lupus are not more vulnerable to COVID -19, they are at an increased risk for complications should they get infected. We offer both in-person assessments and access to a secure video conferencing platform for those that would prefer it. Please call our office or contact us by email to make an appointment.

Yes. Women who live with lupus are more likely to trigger a flare up in pregnancy. As a woman who has had two low risk pregnancies while being closely monitored for flare-ups and possible complications, I can assist you in preparing your body for pregnancy in remaining healthy and symptom free during your pregnancy. Every pregnancy is different, let me help you prepare to be your best you in pregnancy!

Yes, however it can be difficult to provide good feedback without all of the information to make a comprehensive overview. That being said, I am always willing to help, in whatever capacity I can. Let’s talk it over and see how I can help.

Yes! French is an option for those who prefer it over English.