Denise has combined her 27 years of experience in chronic pain with a dual practitioner skill set and thousands of hours of continuing education.  Her career began in 1997 at the University of Toronto Athletics Center and Lyndhurst Hospital for Spinal Cord injuries. When returning to her hometown, she managed a multidisciplinary pain clinic where she continued in her search for answers to "Why won't these trigger points go away." She took a significant leap forward after completing her Matrix Repatterning and Manual Osteopath training. She led her to become an instructor for multiple postgraduate courses, including Rekinetix, Shockwave Therapy and Low Level Laser Therapy. 

She seized every opportunity to learn how the human body functions as a unit, achieving 6000 hours of education in myofascial therapy and chronic pain. Denise takes a “find the root cause” approach to pain and dysfunction. She takes the time to assess her client’s needs and wants to ensure the right treatment plan is established. Treatments are 70 min in length to ensure therapy is not rushed and clients have the time they need to allow their bodies to integrate the treatments,

As an instructor at Aquinas College in the Massage Therapy Program, and Manual Osteopathic Colleges of Canada, she spends much of her time mentoring new therapists as they progress into the field of healing, and currently runs the Biotensegrity Cupping Course for postgraduate massage therapists. Denise’s approach is unique,  as it ensures the layers of your tension are addressed from bone, fascia, lymphatic, muscles and meridian lines, allowing you to unwind the layers of chronic pain. 

Denise spends her free time with her 2 Rhodesian Ridgebacks and is currently completing her Canine Osteopathy degree with the London College of Animal Osteopathy.