Kim completed her Master of Physical Therapy at Western University. A lifelong learner, she continues to educate herself with post-graduate courses in pelvic health, orthopaedics, and intramuscular needling (IMS)/dry needling. She has specific training in pelvic and lower back pain, perinatal care, cesarean births, incontinence/urgency, and pelvic health technologies/assistive devices.

Whether you are getting back into your activities or planning a physical adventure, she wants to help you care for yourself. She enjoys working with people who are interested in learning more about their bodies.

Her sessions include ongoing guidance, and tailored and intentional exercise programming alongside IMS and manual therapy. She is passionate about finding the root of your concerns to get you feeling better and back to doing the things you love.

Outside the clinic, you can find Kim winding down in a yoga class, taking a pilates class, rock climbing, or hiking in the North Shore mountains.