Born and raised in Vancouver B.C, Anna graduated from the University of British Columbia’s Human Kinetics program in 2019 and completed her Master of Kinesiology (Coaching Science Specialization) in 2021.
Born and raised in Vancouver, B.C, Anna is a seasoned professional in the field of kinesiology. She graduated from the University of British Columbia’s Human Kinetics program in 2019, followed by the completion of her Master of Kinesiology in 2021. Anna’s journey into the world of kinesiology was sparked by a life-altering motor vehicle accident in 2014, leading to hip surgery. It was during her recovery that she discovered her profound passion for understanding the human body, movement, and rehabilitation.
Drawing from her athletic background in volleyball and soccer, Anna transitioned to the competitive world of bodybuilding during her undergraduate years at UBC. This diverse experience, coupled with her personal encounter with injury, uniquely positions Anna to empathize with her clients and meet them at their specific points in the health and wellness continuum.
Beyond her academic achievements and athletic pursuits, Anna has found a deep passion for manual therapy. Through her own healing journey, she realized the transformative power of hands-on techniques in the recovery process. Anna firmly believes that manual therapy is a crucial component of the healing journey, providing her clients with a holistic approach to rehabilitation. As a practitioner, she advocates that exercise is the best medicine, not only benefiting physical health but also promoting mental well-being.
Anna’s professional journey goes beyond clinical practice, and she has had the rewarding experience of working with athletes from various backgrounds. She’s collaborated with the BC Lions football team, and since 2021, she’s been an integral part of the University of British Columbia’s swim team. Anna has also contributed her expertise to support Team Canada Swimming. Additionally, Anna extends her services to the film industry, working as a mobile therapist for various actors and stunt performers. Join Anna on a wellness journey where her commitment to your holistic health is enriched by a diverse range of experiences and a dedication to the transformative power of manual therapy.
“Cupping therapy is a technique used in Traditional Chinese Medicine that involves placing cups on the skin to create suction. It increases blood flow and promotes muscle recovery by reducing inflammation, improving range of motion, breaking down fascial adhesions and releasing tension in the muscles. The cups can be left in place or moved around the skin, and may leave circular marks that typically fade within a few days.Please note: This is NOT registered massage therapy or acupuncture.”
$6525 min
Return Client: Tissue ReleaseFollow-up
“Please book this appointment if you are a returning client! Tissue Release is a dynamic form of manual therapy. Working into deep layers of muscle, coupled with client-assisted movement for a comprehensive approach, each tailored session targets specific areas providing profound benefits. While the process may be intense and briefly uncomfortable, the unparalleled results make it a powerful choice for those seeking lasting relief, restored mobility and optimal function.
Please note: This is NOT registered massage therapy”2 options
$150–$195· 60–90 minFrom $150 to $195 for 60–90 min — the cheapest and the dearest kinesiology appointments this clinic charges for.
Openings checked 2 hr ago · prices come straight from the clinic — never marked up
