I have always been fascinated with how the body works and how to keep it naturally healthy. This interest led me to pursue my Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology at SFU. As a student at SFU I was presented with the opportunity to work as a chiropractic assistant in a local clinic. It was there that I witnessed hundreds of patients come to the clinic in pain, and leave feeling significantly better without the use of pharmaceuticals. Needless to say, I was in awe.

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The following year, I moved to Portland to complete my 4-year Doctor of Chiropractic training at the University of Western States.  It was close to the end of my training when I discovered my real passion, to help women on their journey through pregnancy.  I witnessed first-hand, the love and care mothers have for their newborns and I learned quickly that in their love and affection, mothers disregard their own pain and discomfort.  It was and has been tremendously fulfilling to see the relief I can bring with chiropractic treatment to expecting mothers.

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Over my years in practice, I’ve learned that chiropractic care isn’t just about pain relief – it’s about getting well, staying well, and most importantly allowing your body to function the best that it can through all stages of life.

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