Trisha is an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner with 8 years of education and hands-on experience in functional anatomy and rehabilitation. Trisha earned her Bachelors of Kinesiology degree with Honours, and then went on to complete her post-graduate studies at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy where she earned the title Osteopathic Manual Practitioner. She completed this four year program with over 4200+ hours of clinical, hands-on practice, and instruction from experts in the field. During her studies she has had experience working with a variety of populations and age groups in both hospital and clinical settings.
While at university Trisha spent two years working as a strength and conditioning coach and two years working as a student athletic therapist. During this time, she witnessed countless athletes get injured and move into the cycle of managing the pain, only for it to come back over time. Knowing that she could do more for her patients, Trisha began studying osteopathy. Osteopathy looks at the body as a whole in order to get a bigger picture and properly identify the source of the problem. This way we are not just treating the symptoms over and over again, but tackling why they are there in the first place.
Trisha’s goal is to diagnose and treat imbalances in the body's muscles, bones, and organs, in order to restore proper function, reduce pain, and promote overall wellness.