Health Philosophy – I believe that by gradually educating people about their bodies and how to provide self care or to be more aware, we can help them to prevent injuries, bodily aches and pains, and recover faster with self treatment and easy alternative methods so they don’t have to continuously rely on medication for minor ailments, or spend time in waiting rooms.

When I was in grade 7, I was very aware of the fact that a lot of people around me suffered from injuries or medical issues, preventing them from living life to its fullest. I was also fascinated with the structure and physiology of the human body, and wanted to learn a more hands on approach as to how I could help people overcome or cope with their own bodily issues, whether it was physical, mental, or emotional.

I find each and every client to be a new and interesting challenge, and a new experience. I enjoy the idea of providing service to a variety of clientele and not targeting a specific group of individuals. With the continuous educational courses that I take, it gives me the opportunity to apply these techniques to a vast number of people instead of a focus group.

Professional Development
Graduated from Grant MacEwan College 2002 – 2200 Hour program
Member of the Massage Therapist Association of Alberta (MTAA)
First Aid and Level C CPR
Craniosacral Therapy Level 1, Trigger Point Therapy

Most common complaints treated:
Sciatic, piriformis syndrome, plantar fasciitis, tension headaches, low back pain, back pain due to bad posture, IT band tightness, carpal tunnel syndrome, frozen shoulder, shin splints, sleep deprivation, stress, neck pain (from whiplash, computer work, sleeping wrong, etc), irritable bowel syndrome, tennis elbow and more…

“Sometimes the most important thing in a whole day is the rest we take between two deep breaths.”
- Etty Hillesum