Lisa is a Mom to five great kids, and has been raising them in Southwest Iowa for the past 24 years with her husband.  She received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Creighton University and has 25 years of experience in pediatric physical therapy.  She enjoys working with all ages, but now practices with a focus on plagiocephaly / headshape, torticollis, ankyloglossia (tongue tie), tummy time, and gross motor milestones for clients birth to independent walking.  All of these can impact movement, which is key to every child's learning and interaction with his/her environment. In addition to treating babies, Lisa loves to help Moms overcome the challenges that arise postpartum. Lisa believes her clients are best served by looking at the whole person, as well as the environment, and targeting the root dysfunction; often, this is best done in collaboration with other disciplines.  Her ultimate goal for working with clients is to support, educate, and empower them, together with the families, to allow achievement of developmental milestones, motor/movement goals, and ultimately function.