Being from the West Kootenays, I had visited Kelowna many times throughout my life, so when it came time to choose a city to settle in Kelowna was an easy choice. I have always been an active individual taking part in hockey and competitive golf growing up. This led me to become interested in pursuing a career in the health care field with a specific interest in sports injuries. Watching my father, who was a ten-time Ironman competitor, being kept in top physical condition by his chiropractor I realized how much I could help enhance and maintain not only people’s athletic ability, but also their everyday quality of life by becoming a Doctor of Chiropractic.
I received my Bachelor of Science degree from the University of British Columbia and went on to attend Chiropractic School at the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon, graduating with honors. During my time in school, I recognized the benefits of incorporating soft tissue techniques to compliment traditional chiropractic care, specifically the Graston Technique® and Active Release Techniques® (ART). Since then I have taken continuing education courses in the Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) which helps break down faulty movement patterns leading to a more accurate diagnosis, as well as Function Range Release (FR), another effective soft tissue treatment. I have also been fortunate to have spent time being the Chiropractor for the Okanagan Sun Football team, further increasing my knowledge of sport related injuries and their treatment/rehabilitation.
Outside of the clinic of you can find me on the golf course, any of the local ski hills in the winter time or doing my most recent passion, trail running on the many amazing trails around Kelowna. Please feel free to reach out and I look forward to meeting you and helping you achieve your optimal level of health and fitness!
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This if for current patients who have completed an initial exam with a Chiropractor. If you have extra questions or more than one concern for your visit this appointment will book extra time to assess these concerns.
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For an initial chiropractic exam with a new patient. Includes complete history, physical exam, and treatment.
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For a chiropractic exam with a new patient. Includes complete history, physical exam, and treatment with the ShockWave machine.
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For an initial chiropractic exam with a new patient. Will include a full TPI screen/assessment, treatment, and possible home care.
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For an existing patient with either a new problem, who has not been in the office for more than 12 months, or if you have never been treated by the provider before.
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Concussion care may include: - Neurological Testing - Vision Testing - Buffalo Concussion Treadmill Test - Manual Care
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Aerobic Endurance: Fire fighter Specfic Peak oxygen uptake (VO2peak) will be measured during a progressive, incremental exercise test to exhaustion on a treadmill. After a standardized 5-minute warm-up, you will walk at a speed of 3.5 mph and 10% grade for 8 minutes. This is called the constant work rate phase. Once the constant work rate phase is completed you will immediately progress to the incremental phase. During this phase the treadmill speed remains at 3.5 mph but the grade increases 1% every minute to a maximum of 15%. Subsequently, the speed will increase by 0.5 mph each minute while the grade remains at 15% until you can no longer continue. The duration of this test depends on your fitness level and motivation, but usually lasts about 16 minutes. Generally, the longer the duration of the test, the better the VO2peak score. Aerobic endurance will be evaluated from two test outcomes: total time on the treadmill; and, your VO2peak score. When the incremental phase is completed, there is a mandatory 5-min cool-down (slow walk on a flat treadmill). In order to pass the treadmill test, you MUST complete the 5-min warm-up, the 8-min constant work rate phase and the 5-minute cool-down (for a total of at least 18 minutes). During the test, expired gases are monitored with an automated metabolic measurement system to calculate the rate of oxygen consumption. Heart rate is monitored continuously with a telemetry system.
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A complimentary call to speak with one of our clinicians. This is an opportunity to explore if our services are the right fit for your needs. Please note, this this is not a health or medical consultation and no treatment guidance or advice is provided. We look forward to speaking with you!
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PLEASE NOTE this is an in-person appointment. We can accommodate to have the chat over the phone, if this is your preference please contact our clinic to book 778-484-5790 A complimentary chat to speak with one of our clinicians. This is an opportunity to explore if our services are the right fit for your needs. Please note, this this is not a health or medical consultation and no treatment guidance or advice is provided. We look forward to speaking with you!
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Please ensure your ICBC claim is active before booking. Clients are responsible for appointment fees if coverage is unavailable or expired. Do not book appointments beyond your approved treatment end date while awaiting authorization for additional treatments. Please book with the same provider whenever possible. This helps ensure accurate reporting and continuity of care when requesting additional treatment coverage.
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If your claim is over 12 weeks old, please be prepared to pay a deposit for your appointment until approval is received. Clients are responsible for co-pay amounts not covered by ICBC. Please check ICBC's fee guide.
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A 15-minute appointment for application of RockTape to 1 area, for current patients only
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For new chiropractic patients under 10. Includes complete history, physical exam, and treatment.
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Exam and test to determine if a dancer is ready for pointe work.
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A prenatal visit uses special pillows to allow you to lay on your stomach. A prenatal visit will meet the needs of your growing body by treating issues that began during pregnancy, or preexisting concerns. No matter how far along you are, please choose this visit if you are expecting.
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A prenatal visit uses special pillows to allow you to lay on your stomach. A prenatal visit will meet the needs of your growing body by treating issues that began during pregnancy, or preexisting concerns. No matter how far along you are, please choose this visit if you are expecting.
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fundamental measure of metabolic health and energy expenditure. Conducted over a similar timeframe of a 40 minute appointment (~20 minutes of testing time), RMR testing provides detailed insights into basal metabolic rate, informing targeted strategies for nutrition and weight management. RMR testing represents a cost-effective means of optimizing metabolic efficiency, supporting sustainable health outcomes.
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For current patients that have completed an initial exam with a Chiropractor. This visit will include a ShockWave treatment on one (1) area and a Chiropractic Treatment.
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VO2 max, or maximal oxygen consumption, refers to the maximum amount of oxygen that an individual can utilize during intense exercise. This measurement is a great indicator of cardiovascular fitness and aerobic endurance. The more oxygen a person can use during high level exercise, the more energy a person can produce. The test involves either exercising on a treadmill or a bike at an intensity that increases every few minutes until exhaustion, and is designed to achieve a maximal effort.
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