I joined a circus at a young age and fell in love with performance arts throughout my youth. During that time I learned a lot about human movement, my physical and psychological limitations and how my body responds to stress and pain. This love for pushing myself and understanding my body is what lead me to pursue a degree in Kinesiology.

Many years later, as I was starting my academic career, I was in three major car accidents, within 11 months, as a passenger in all three of them. This stripped me of my ability to move freely and comfortably, and prolonged my Kinesiology degree by 4 years.

Despite the obstacles I faced, I was able to rehabilitate my mind and body. It took 8 years, many practitioners, and lots of time and dedication. My rehabilitation is still being maintained to this day.

Throughout this time, I was able to complete a Diploma of Sport Science and a Bachelors of Physical Education & Coaching with a specialization in kinesiology. I am now proud to say that I am a practicing member of the BC Kinesiology Association (BCAK). I am so thankful for the growth I have done to be here writing this for you today.

It is my goal to inspire my patients and help them meet their goals, however big or small. Whether it be an acute injury or a long term chronic pain you need help managing, it is my goal to make the road to recovery as efficient as possible.