Meet Dr. Emily

Dr. Emily is a physical therapist and certified vestibular specialist with a background that didn't start where you'd expect.

She began her career as a pediatric physical therapist, which is where she first became certified in vestibular rehabilitation — treating children and teens with dizziness and balance disorders that most providers overlook entirely. That work led her into an unexpected specialty: the overlap between vestibular dysfunction and dysautonomia, conditions that frequently show up together and are routinely missed when evaluated in isolation.

That path brought her to the POTS Clinic at Kennedy Krieger Institute and Johns Hopkins, where she worked directly with patients managing some of the most complex presentations of dysautonomia, POTS, and related autonomic conditions.

The Dizzy Clinic was built on a simple premise: patients with dizziness, vertigo, and autonomic dysfunction deserve a provider who treats the whole picture — not just the symptom that happens to land in front of them — and they deserve to get that care without leaving home.

Why Telehealth

Most of what we treat doesn't require hands-on manipulation — it requires expert assessment, a well-built exercise progression, and a provider who actually understands the condition. Telehealth removes the barrier of finding a specialist nearby, which for vestibular and dysautonomia patients often means there isn't one within driving distance at all.