My Story

I have been involved in the study of human movement and exercise science my whole life. I take an evolutionary approach to movement and health, optimizing human performance and well being while combating the negative effects of our modern world. I began my pursuit of excellence by obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology specializing in Exercise Science with a minor in Psychology at the University of the Fraser Valley, British Columbia. Shortly after, I continued my education and became an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and Functional Neurologist.

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The complexities of human movement led me to deepen my knowledge of the nervous system where movement is organized. If dysfunctional movement patterns within the body can be reprogrammed from the source of organization the body can move with greater mobility, stability, and without pain. Pain and weakness is the result of the body’s nervous system being out of balance in an attempt to keep the body from further harm. I use functional neurology, movement, and soft-tissue techniques to rebalance and reset the body’s neurological pathways. I have additional training in cranial sacral therapy, advance muscle testing and palpation, RockTape, mirco-anatomy/biomechanics, and neurokinetic therapy. I strategically combine neurology, movement, and manual therapy to guide the human body to proper function.

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