With my wide range of skill sets, I use a variety of techniques—from manual therapy and dry needling (IMS) to evidence-based exercise prescription—to achieve the best treatment outcomes for my patients. I was born and raised in South Vancouver, where I grew up practicing martial arts, swimming, and (reluctantly) piano. While studying Kinesiology at UBC, I discovered a love for weight training, and it made sense to combine my passion for fitness, health, and helping others into a profession: physiotherapy. I was tired of seeing people struggle with pain and injury—I want to heal the world one smile at a time.
With my wide range of skill sets, I use a variety of techniques—from manual therapy and dry needling (IMS) to evidence-based exercise prescription—to achieve the best treatment outcomes for my patients. I was born and raised in South Vancouver, where I grew up practicing martial arts, swimming, and (reluctantly) piano. While studying Kinesiology at UBC, I discovered a love for weight training, and it made sense to combine my passion for fitness, health, and helping others into a profession: physiotherapy. I was tired of seeing people struggle with pain and injury—I want to heal the world one smile at a time.
My philosophy revolves around the body’s natural ability for adaptation. In my practice, the rehabilitation process begins with deloading the nervous system, then reeducating normalized movement before finally re-strengthening the body in a pain free state. I believe in guiding patients through each of these stages with intention, so they can return to their lives with confidence, control, and less fear of re-injury.
You can find me almost living at the gym, as it is one of my favourite hobbies. I competed in my first powerlifting competition in 2015, where I won first place in the BCPA Winter Open Bench Press. Outside of the gym, I love participating in new outdoor activities and different sports, including volleyball, and playing in a multi-sport league with my church team friends and running around bases or ripping down the mountain.
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