About Me

I grew up in Westlock, Alberta and was active in many activities offered in my small town, from competitive swimming to Ukrainian dancing. From a young age, health and fitness were always an important part of my life.  When I was 11, I injured my neck and experienced constant pain and reduced mobility for several years, affecting my ability to turn my head while playing sports. It was something I just became accustomed to, identifying myself as someone with a "bad neck". It wasn't until I was unable to shoulder check while driving that I decided to see a Chiropractor. After my first treatment, I was able to pull out of the parking lot with ease, turning my head completely for the first time in 10 years. I was amazed at how quickly and effectively my Chiropractor was able to alleviate my symptoms and with continued treatment, I was able to achieve complete pain relief. Once I completed my Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Alberta and was deciding on the next chapter of my life, I saw potential in assisting others with their pain and mobility issues. Inspired by the care and treatment I received from my Chiropractor, I moved to Toronto to begin my Chiropractic Education at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College and graduated in 2013.  

After working in an inter-disciplinary clinic for several years, I saw the positive results patients were receiving from other  treatment modalities, I took a keen interest in craniosacral and visceral manipulation therapy and in 2021 I completed my  Manual Osteopathic Therapy diploma. Equipped with a dual license, I have broadened my scope and my practice to treat a greater variety of ailments. ​

 

Outside of the clinic I live on an acreage in Parkland County with my husband, two boys, dogs and cats. I enjoy gardening, harvesting, canning and fermenting anything that nature has to offer.