Growing up, I have always enjoyed various physical activities such as roller blades, soccer, badminton and have always been more of a play outside type of kid. I found myself gravitating towards badminton in my teenage years and went on to play in high school, as well as varsity during my university years. Fortunately, I did not get injured often but I have seen injuries around me frequently, and I have felt I was lucky to be able to enjoy the sport I do without nagging injuries. I wanted to be able to continue to enjoy the things I do for as long as possible.

With an interest in human physiology and exercise science, I went on to study Kinesiology at Western University and subsequently Chiropractic at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College. After my time at CMCC, I also obtained certification in Neurofunctional acupuncture through McMaster University.

I am a huge believer that movement is medicine and exercising for longevity. Whether you are experiencing a recent injury or have a chronic condition, I believe with the right amount of manual therapy, exercises and lifestyle modification, I can help you feel better and get you back to moving!