I graduated (2015) from Kikkawa College’s Massage Therapy Program. I have practiced in a variety of settings and patient populations throughout my massage therapy career. Prior to becoming an RMT, I worked primarily in marketing and communications in the energy, tech start-up, and publishing fields. Jeffrey attended Ryerson University for Public Policy focusing on health and energy policy. I’m also an avid foodie, traveler, and bookworm!

Why should patients choose you as their provider instead of others in the area?
I like to approach my treatments with my patients as a problem solver, seeking to get to the root cause of their issues. I like to empower patients with a “health thyself” philosophy to reach their wellness and fitness goals. I work with diverse groups including neurological conditions, athletes, repetitive strain injuries, postural issues, and stress.

What are the top 3 treatments that you specialize in?
I like to use work on myofascial trigger points, muscle release techniques, and general Swedish massage / deeper tissue work. With these techniques and others, I can help to relieve chronic or acute pains and strains with the goal of restoring as much function in my patients as possible.

What are you proud of in your practice?
I’m proud of seeing the impact that my work (and my colleagues’) makes on individual lives. It’s nice to see / hear how patients progress in their journey to getting better and living the lives they envision for themselves. Relieving stress / pain / getting back function in a patient is immensely rewarding.

Which cases do you enjoy treating? Why?
I like to treat some of the chronic desk worker cases because I was once part of that population. I think people under-appreciate how much work / lifestyle impacts our day-to-day quality of life. That said, I find great results with my treatments for headaches, postural issues, chronic tension, stress, and repetitive strain injuries. In addition, I like to work with pre/rehab athletic injuries, fractures, whiplash, and concussions.