I have always maintained a great affinity for the complexities of the human mind and body. From a young age, I demonstrated a natural intuition for listening to the body's requests for care through a manual approach. My earliest memories are expertly discovering tender muscle sections along my Dad's back, a memory I'm sure he greatly enjoyed participating in. I attribute much of my career passion to him.
I honed these skills with extensive education, completing my Diploma in Manual Osteopathic Practice (DOMP) in Edmonton, Alberta.

Throughout my life, I have personally experienced and developed a deep-seated understanding and respect for the unconditional effort and support that our bodies offer us in an honest effort for us to enjoy our lives, and I have developed an unyielding goal to support this inherent ability of sustenance through the practice of Manual Osteopathy. My intention through treatment is to simply support and guide the body through its programmed processes and support the nervous system through interwoven stressors in a calm and secure environment.

I grew up in Winnipeg before moving to Edmonton, AB, for a decade, completing my undergraduate program while living in the city. Upon graduation, I moved back home and threw myself into my postgraduate program, eventually flying back to Edmonton monthly.
I enjoy spending my free time with family and friends (including my two kitties), indulging in time outside, moving my body with yoga or lifting, and enjoying music through sitting and listening or getting involved with my bass guitar!