I’ve always been fascinated by anatomy and human movement. An exercise science class in high school, along with my love of weightlifting, sparked a passion for understanding how our bodies perform, recover, and heal. This interest led me to study Human Kinetics at the University of Guelph, where I also worked as a personal trainer and became more aware of the pain many people live with day to day.

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Wanting to continue down the path of rehabilitation, I went on to the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy, where I spent four years learning to assess and treat the body as a whole. I love that no two patients are ever the same, and that each body is a unique puzzle to solve. Mentoring under one of the Academy’s professors helped refine my approach to care, allowing me to work more effectively with all layers of the body. I enjoy exploring each person’s unique story and identifying the root cause of their discomfort.

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Recently, my husband and I moved to Victoria BC with our dog, golden, and I’m excited to be getting to know this community. Outside of work, I enjoy hiking, weight training, and relaxing with a coffee and a good thriller.

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In my treatments, you can expect to gain a better understanding of what’s happening in your body, along with a clear plan for how we’ll work together to reduce strain on the structures causing discomfort. My approach is gentle, non-invasive, and focused on helping you move more freely with less pain.