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I became a physiotherapist because I love helping people get back to feeling their best and connecting with them on their journey to wellness. I was born and raised in South Burnaby and played high-level soccer for 18 years. After suffering a major knee injury that required three surgeries, I had such admiration for my own physiotherapist that I was inspired to give back in the same way. That personal experience continues to shape the care I provide today—grounded in empathy, education, and a shared commitment to each person’s recovery.
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What I Bring to the Table
I became a physiotherapist because I love helping people get back to feeling their best and connecting with them on their journey to wellness. I was born and raised in South Burnaby and played high-level soccer for 18 years. After suffering a major knee injury that required three surgeries, I had such admiration for my own physiotherapist that I was inspired to give back in the same way. That personal experience continues to shape the care I provide today—grounded in empathy, education, and a shared commitment to each person’s recovery.
My Treatment Philosophy
I strive to empower patients in their rehabilitation journey through education. My background as a university educator shapes how I approach care—partnering with clients to critically assess their concerns and develop evidence-based plans that clarify their role in recovery. I bring a strong foundation in anatomy and surgical procedures, built through my Master’s in Clinical Anatomy and research with orthopaedic surgeons. I continue to teach anatomy at UIC and UBC, which keeps my practice informed and current. Since becoming a physiotherapist, I’ve worked with a wide range of individuals—from weekend warriors to neurological and post-surgical clients—always with a focus on individualized care and meaningful outcomes.
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EDUCATION
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Master of Physical Therapy (MPT)
University of Western Ontario -
Master of Clinical Anatomy (MSc)
University of Western Ontario -
Bachelor of Kinesiology (BKin)
University of British Columbia
CERTIFICATIONS
- Orthopaedic Division Manual Therapy Level I
- Anatomical Neuropathic Instramuscular Stimulation (IMS)
- Functional Movement Screen (FMS)
- Concussion Management
- McKenzie MDT Part A - Lumbar
FOCUS AREAS
- Post-Surgical Rehab
- Low Back Pain and Lumbar Spine Conditions
- Shoulder Pain and Mobility Issues
- Concussion and Post-Concussion Syndrome
- Knee and Hip Osteoarthritis
THERAPIES USED
- Manual Therapy
- IMS / Dry Needling
- McKenzie Method – Lumbar Spine
- Concussion and Vestibular Rehabilitation
- Exercise Prescription for Recovery and Strength
- Functional Movement Screening and Retraining
After Hours
When I’m not working at the clinic you can find me lecturing at different universities, out for a bike ride on the seawall, swimming in one of the amazing lakes around BC, or exploring some of Vancouver’s best eats/local craft breweries; I’m a self-proclaimed craft beer aficionado.
I nerd out on
- Puzzles
- Crystals
- Anatomy
I’d max out my credit card on
- Sneakers
- Burrata
- Plants
My life soundtrack is
- Acoustic folk
- Cinematic
- Lofi Hip hop