27/01/2026
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Find something you love to do, and work turns into purpose.
Over the years, Iโve met and worked with countless people who have shaped not only how I practice, but who I strive to be as a practitioner.
Every conversation, every session, every shared win or setback has played a part.
What began as a job grew into something far more meaningful. Iโve built relationships that extend beyond the treatment room. Genuine friendships grounded in trust, honesty, and shared goals.
Being there for people through their setbacks, their growth, and their return to doing what they love is what drives me.
My purpose is simple: to be for the people. To help them move better, feel stronger, and trust their bodies again.
Purpose isnโt found in the job, itโs found in the people you show up for.
