Matthew graduated from Concordia University with a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science, along with a specialization in Athletic Therapy. He became a Certified Athletic Therapist in 2015 through the Canadian Athletic Therapy Association.
He began his career working with athletes of all ages, providing both on-field and in-clinic care for basketball, soccer, and rugby teams. Early in his career, Matthew developed a strong passion for clinical practice, leading him to focus more on the assessment and treatment of acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries. These experiences allowed him to build a broad and practical understanding of injury mechanisms and rehabilitation.
Matthew has since continued to advance his skills through ongoing education, with a particular emphasis on specialized manual therapy techniques. His approach is effective in treating a wide range of conditions.
With a clinical focus on neck and low back pain, Matthew uses hands-on techniques to help reduce pain, restore mobility, and support faster recovery. He is passionate about delivering personalized care, and empowering his patients to regain optimal function in their daily lives.