Justin graduated from Western University with a Master of Physical Therapy degree in 2019. He has a special interest in persistent pain management and loves learning about how the brain and the body work together to create the incredibly complex experience of what we simply call "pain". Justin has worked with a wide variety of patients from all ages, demographics, and backgrounds so far in his career.

He has experience working with the publicly funded physiotherapy program (OHIP), ODSP, WSIB, MVA claims, home care patients, as well as clients at an inter-community health centre. These experiences have helped Justin to understand and appreciate just how intertwined pain can become with various aspects of a person's life. Justin will draw upon his knowledge & experience, combined with your first hand experience of your pain/injury, to help you understand your unique pain experience and how you can begin to take control of it, one step at a time.

Outside of work, Justin could be described as a volleyball aficionado. He plays both court and beach volleyball, and before the pandemic he coached with Forest City Volleyball Club for four years, competing at the 17U/18U provincial and national levels. When Justin is off the volleyball court, you can find him listening to music or a podcast on a hike, travelling, or playing Spikeball.