I am currently in my 25th year of providing chiropractic services. The chiropractic profession has been a great career choice for me, as I have always had a keen interest in science and a fascination in the complexity and resilience of the human body. I grew up in the province of Saskatchewan where I completed a Bachelor of Science with a major in Biochemistry. My education continued in Toronto with the completion of the Doctor of Chiropractic program at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in 2000. Since then, I have practiced in both sole practitioner and multidisciplinary clinics in Edmonton, Calmar and Whitecourt, Alberta. I enjoy lifelong learning and continue to take courses and learn new skills to help me gain new professional and personal skills and abilities.

I have extensive experience working with all age groups ranging from infants to senior citizens. This may involve working with general to complex neuromusculoskeletal injuries, motor vehicle accidents, sports injuries, or work-related trauma. I feel that each patient presents as a unique individual with a complex set of healthcare problems. I take the time to get to know each patient and ask lots of questions. I take pride with being very thorough in my quest to investigate the cause of a problem and then clearly communicating it to each patient.

I feel that it is important that every patient take an active role in understanding what is wrong, why it happened, and how to get better and prevent re-occurrence. I am always open and available to answer any questions that patients may have. I also believe in the importance of being part of a healthcare team and look forward to working in a collaborative manner with each patient’s various health and wellness providers.

My goal is to get you quickly feeling better and back to all the important activities that you love to do!

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