Pain is not just a simple fix and may manifest as a complex issue. Sometimes it can be caused by a single confounding part of the body; other times it can be multiple factors where each of them contributes incrementally into the whole problem.

Information is key for understanding health challenges and creating an effective plan to move forward. I prioritize educating patients about their bodies, empowering them to take control of their health. While I may be direct about potential issues, this approach ensures that patients are fully informed, allowing them to make the best decisions regarding their treatment.

I have experience working with a diverse range of demographics, including desk workers, athletes (both weekend warriors and competitive), geriatrics, pregnant individuals, and ICBC motor vehicle accident cases.

My journey into healthcare was inspired by my early experiences with physical education and martial arts during secondary school, which sparked an interest in kinesiology and eventually led me to massage therapy. I find deep fulfillment in helping people recover from pain and restoring their ability to engage in activities they once thought were out of reach. My interest for anatomy, along with physiology, drives my commitment to this work.

I am an active member of the community, always looking for ways to improve my skills and knowledge. I stay current with the latest developments in massage therapy by reading new research articles, revisiting previously learned topics, and networking with other RMTs to discuss conditions and treatment approaches.

Outside of my work as an RMT, I enjoy exploring a variety of culinary delights, whether dining out or preparing homemade meals. I also enjoy spending time with friends, engaging in both online and in-person games, learning Japanese, and practicing the bass guitar.