Her Story

Jennifer pursued studies in Massage Therapy after having a life-altering experience with a low back injury in her teens. Massage Therapy aided in her recovery. That’s when she knew she needed to learn this skill set and share it. After graduating from the Canadian College of Massage & Hydrotherapy in 2003 with specializations in Pregnancy & Geriatrics, Osteopathic Studies were the next logical step.

She completed five years of Osteopathic Training at the Canadian College of Osteopathy, Toronto/Vancouver in 2012. She completed and presented her research study on the Efficiency of Rousse’s Thoracic Cylinders Technique in Osteopathic Manual Treatment post-COVID-19 in 2025. Jennifer graduated with distinction. She is dually designated, holding memberships with the Ontario Association of Osteopaths (OAO) and the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO). 

Jennifer is a lifelong learner and resonates with Aristotle in the belief that “the more that you know, the more you don’t know.”. She is currently enrolled in an American Post-Doctoral Cranial Osteopathic program in New England and continues to “Dig On”.

Movement is key to life! Strength and mobility training, as well as dance, and Pilates, are routine for Jennifer. When appropriate, and so most often, she incorporates remedial exercises into treatment plans. “The body has what it needs to be Healthy. Sometimes it just needs a gentle nudge in the right direction to help it move properly and restore function.” Sometimes we need active retraining to help untrain the imbalances we create with our unnatural lifestyles.

I strive to reconnect you with your Health and help you strike a balance so that you can move & live well.