Kathy graduated from the Physiotherapy program at the University of Western Ontario in 1995. From the start, her clinical work took her into some of the most complex areas of practice: chronic pain management and industrial physiotherapy, where she quickly developed a deep understanding of how pain affects every aspect of a person's life..

Although she loved physiotherapy, a personal experience with osteopathy changed the direction of her career. Drawn to its holistic philosophy and the remarkable results she experienced firsthand, Kathy began her studies at the Canadian College of Osteopathy in 2002. The program was rigorous. Five years of academic coursework followed by a two-year thesis, and she graduated as a D.O.M.P. in 2009.

Kathy's approach has always extended beyond the treatment table. A dedicated yoga student since 1999, she has long woven yogic philosophy and technique into her clinical work. In 2002, she added Pilates to her practice, initially to address her own physical challenges during pregnancy, and quickly recognized its powerful rehabilitative potential for her patients.

Over the course of her career, Kathy has brought together the evidence-based rigour of physiotherapy, the whole-body philosophy of osteopathy, and the movement intelligence of yoga and Pilates into a single, integrated approach to care. The result is treatment that doesn't just address symptoms. It gets to the root of what's holding you back.

At the heart of everything Kathy does is a firm belief that the body knows how to heal. Her role is to help remove the barriers, physical, structural, and functional, that stand in the way. Every treatment plan is built around the individual, with one goal in mind: to help you get back to where you want to be.