“Shar had played a critical role in my recovery back to fighting in the ring and I could not be more grateful for her assistance regaining what I had lost and continued guidance even now as I continue to compete professionally and improve myself as an athlete towards my prime. Her cranial sacral osteopathic treatment was an odd relief I thought I would never expect from such subtle manipulations on my scalp but my headaches and pressure I felt in my head would be put to ease after every treatment. With her advice on how to increase my training from the very little I could do to the next gradual step made sure I did not run into any major relapses along the recovery, there were a lot of small ups and down but I'm happy to say now it was an overall upward journey that I strive to continue today. The next big thing for me was different types of neurotraining that opened my eyes to seeing to use neurotraining as a way to assess myself on a daily basis. Not only was it for me to regain my ability to train without feeling symptoms but to me it is most valuable as a self-assessment tool I can use everyday. As an athlete no day is the same when all the small things of your day can influence how well you recover from how much noise I was exposed to, my general heart rate, brain activity, food, everything! Even after getting over the majority of my symptoms and feeling recovered I still use the neurotraining as a final measure to help me decide how I will train today as it is based on how well my nervous system is recovered. Repeating the process of exercising and assessing I have become much more aware of my internal states along with the external factors that influence my performance which I am confident now is a skill outside of fighting will lead me to the top of the fight game.”

- Rich ‘the ninja’ Pham, Professional Muay Thai / Kickboxer

“Shar has been working with me for over a year, as both my neurological trainer and manual therapist. She is always accommodating to my schedule. Shar wants nothing but the best from you, in regards to your physical and mental well-being to sports performance. Her excellent care and training helped me excel in boxing and when you think you’re at your best, she will continue to push for improvement. Shar's neurological performance training targets quick critical thinking incorporated with drills involving balance, fine motor muscles, memory, and reaction-timing. In addition, she provides treatments from deep tissue massage, cupping, I.A.S.T.M., adjustments, athletic taping, etc. What I like most about Shar is that she isn't afraid to try new concepts, as she is always trying to improve herself in her practices, to help her patients.”

- Justin Parina, Team Canada Boxer, 2021 Olympic Hopeful