Josh grew up in Maple Ridge playing hockey and competitive Team BC baseball, which sparked his early fascination with movement, injury rehabilitation and human performance. After experiencing physiotherapy for his own sports injuries, he became determined to help others the same way — leading him to complete his RMT diploma at WCCMTand begin practice in 2022.

Josh blends traditional massage therapy with advanced neurofunctional techniques, including:

• P-DTR (Proprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex)
• NKT (NeuroKinetic Therapy)
• DNS (Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization)

These approaches look beyond symptoms to identify the root cause of dysfunction within the nervous system — helping patients achieve long-term, sustainable change rather than temporary relief.

Patients appreciate Josh’s clinical precision, sports-focused perspective and his dedication to making treatment a collaborative experience where people feel supported and involved in their progress.