Chiropractor I am a Chiropractor with additional training in Functional Neurology through the ACNB.
10 Pelican Place #120
Sylvan Lake, AB
T4S1K2
| Monday | 9am - 8pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 3pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 8pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 8pm |
| Friday | 10am - 4pm |
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I am a Chiropractor. I treat sports injuries, back pain, chronic health issues and more complex issues, such as concussions and migraines. I offer both standard chiropractic treatments, as well as specific treatments and exercise programs that are more effective for complex or chronic issues. In addition, I have a heart for treating pregnant women, babies, and young children, having had my own 3 beautiful babies in the past few years. I am passionate about helping women overcoming chronic issues related to childbirth, including pelvic pain and pelvic dysfunction. I am trained to assess for diastasis recti and to teach a rehab protocol called Hypopressives or Low Pressure Fitness, to help restore pelvic and abdominal tone in both men and women, which can improve athletic performance, sexual function, and decrease incontinence and prolapse. I am also very knowledgeable about diet, supplements and lifestyles to support a healthy balanced life.
More about my story:
Having personally experienced chronic back pain and the issues related to chronic illness, I am passionate about helping people troubleshoot their health problems. I experienced a bad back injury when I was 18 and it wasn’t until 4 years later when I was in chiropractic school that an Applied Kinesiology instructor finally got to the bottom of my constant pain and was able to help me in one visit. This motivated me to learn Applied Kinesiology and to learn how to dig deeper for answers to my patient’s chronic complaints. I then was introduced to Functional Neurology through a very good friend of mine, and immediately knew that it was what I wanted to learn. It put together my need for understanding why chiropractic worked so well for some, but not so great for others, and gave me a way to be more accurate and offer more effective treatments to my sensitive or chronic patients.
In addition to my back injury, I also discovered that I had celiac disease in my first year of college. After going gluten-free, I could finally stay awake and alert through a school day, as well as get rid of my chronic migraines and digestive issues. This sparked a particular interest in nutrition as going through chiropractic school, which lead to me starting a blog and gluten-free club at school. Since then I have continued to study various diets and their benefits and uses, including gluten-free, dairy-free, GAPS, Autoimmune Paleo, Ketogenic, etc.
