I hold an undergraduate degree in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Science, complemented by a post-graduate degree in Kinesiology with a major focus on Neuromuscular Physiology. My clinical expertise spans a broad range of areas, including musculoskeletal rehabilitation, vestibular rehabilitation, concussion and whiplash management, neurological rehabilitation, and the application of pain science in clinical practice.Throughout my career, I have specialized in the assessment and rehabilitation of individuals with complex musculoskeletal and neurological conditions. My work includes the development and implementation of targeted rehabilitation strategies for patients with chronic pain conditions, vestibular dysfunction, and post-concussion syndromes. I am also deeply committed to advancing patient care through evidence-based practice, utilizing the latest research in pain science to guide treatment plans aimed at improving functional outcomes and enhancing quality of life.In addition to my clinical practice, my research interests are centered around understanding the biomarkers of pain and disability, particularly in chronic pain conditions. I focus on identifying and evaluating pain markers and disability drivers, which can help inform both diagnosis and therapeutic interventions. My research also delves into exercise testing and prescription, exploring how tailored physical activity programs can be optimized to alleviate pain and improve function for individuals living with chronic pain conditions.Overall, my academic training, clinical experience, and research pursuits are dedicated to advancing the field of rehabilitation through a deeper understanding of pain mechanisms and the application of targeted rehabilitation techniques.