Julia grew up in High River, Alberta, where a love for sports began at a young age. With a background in both figure skating and lacrosse, Julia ultimately chose to pursue lacrosse at a competitive level, going on to play NCAA Division I lacrosse at Towson University in the United States, where she studied Exercise Science. Following this, Julia returned to Canada to pursue a career in chiropractic, attending the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College in Toronto.

Through experience coaching lacrosse, along with a background in personal training, Julia developed a strong appreciation for movement, recovery, and overall well-being. She enjoys working with patients of all ages and activity levels, whether they are recovering from an injury, looking to improve mobility, or simply wanting to feel their best in everyday life.

Julia’s approach to chiropractic care focuses on thorough assessment, individualized treatment, and an emphasis on injury prevention. By taking the time to understand each patient’s needs and goals, she aims to not only address current concerns but also provide patients with the knowledge and tools to maintain their progress and reduce the risk of future injuries.

Outside of the clinic, Julia enjoys weightlifting, rock climbing, spending time with family,and learning new things.