Daisy has been an active and sports-oriented child since a young age, excelling in swimming, taekwondo, and field hockey. Her interest in rehabilitation began after experiencing knee injuries, including ACL reconstruction. She also noticed that many friends and family members suffered from back and shoulder pain but had access only to limited treatment options such as injections or surgery. This inspired her to pursue non-surgical rehabilitation approaches, which continues to drive her practice today.
Daisy successfully graduated from Langara College as a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT), with a strong interest in Anatomy & Physiology, MSAK, and Neuro Rehabilitation. She has completed an introductory course in IASTM and utilizes techniques including trigger point release, myofascial release, deep tissue massage, and joint mobilizations, always focusing on providing patient-centered care.
Daisy has been an active and sports-oriented child since a young age, excelling in swimming, taekwondo, and field hockey. Her interest in rehabilitation began after experiencing knee injuries, including ACL reconstruction. She also noticed that many friends and family members suffered from back and shoulder pain but had access only to limited treatment options such as injections or surgery. This inspired her to pursue non-surgical rehabilitation approaches, which continues to drive her practice today.
Daisy successfully graduated from Langara College as a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT), with a strong interest in Anatomy & Physiology, MSAK, and Neuro Rehabilitation. She has completed an introductory course in IASTM and utilizes techniques including trigger point release, myofascial release, deep tissue massage, and joint mobilizations, always focusing on providing patient-centered care.
