Assessment Provider:
TMJ (jaw), neck & ear
(she/her)
Why I chose to be an RMT
Prior to studying massage I was working in the food service industry and running my own Latin dance company. I suffered a severe ankle sprain which affected my ability to work and made me question what I was doing with my life. I was not given any advice on how to take care of my ankle and after a couple months of suffering I decided to see a physiotherapist. This sparked my interest in healthcare so I looked at the options and massage was the obvious answer! I had an amazing RMT that helped me through other injuries and was my inspiration. She had great hands-on skills, as well as effective communication during our sessions, which I believe is key to great results!
An RMT since 2016
Since graduating my practice has mostly focused on stress-induced muscle tension, headaches, the occasional strain injury, and a large part on the perinatal population. A couple years in I became interested in how massage can help with TMJD, as well as breast and pelvic health.
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My journey to FTNU
TMJ work has fascinated me for a few years now and I wanted to expand on this part of my practice and knowledge. It is so rewarding to help patients towards a better quality of life through touch, education and self-care.
Between the techniques
Providing a safe space to tell your story is important to me. I strive to listen without judgement and act in your best interest. We will work together to make a treatment plan that works for you and your lifestyle.