Christine Evangelista, MS, OTR/L

Christine earned her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy degree with a minor in Counseling and Human services, and her Bachelor of Health Science from the University of Scranton. As a clinician, she is driven by maximizing patient outcomes through evidence-based research with enthusiasm, empathy, and creativity. 

During her studies, she volunteered at her school’s international service program where she contributed to building and agricultural projects in Mandeville, Jamaica. There, she felt the tangible experience of using her hands to impact the lives of others and contribute positively to the community.

Christine is skilled in the use of cupping, IASTM (instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization), and myofascial release during her treatment sessions. She has experience in treating the whole body including a variety of upper extremity conditions including post surgical, neuropathies, fractures, and orthopedic traumas. She is excited to expand her treatment to specializing in women’s health and pelvic floor after taking the Herman and Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute Level 1 course. She plans to take more courses to expand her skillset.

Christine enjoys exploring new restaurants, trying new recipes, practicing yoga, and spending time with her pomsky, Mollie, her fiancé, Zane, and family.