I fell in love with laser when I realized how much easier life felt having had it done. When skin has a fresh, healthy glow, people simply feel better. And when hair removal is no longer a constant, irritating, painful, expensive hassle which leaves you only smooth for a moment - life becomes lighter… and way smoother. And THAT, is what I’m asking you to say yes to - confidence and ease.

With 22+ years of professional experience in the wellness industry, my background includes supporting guests in a trauma centre, teaching classes on communication and boundaries, holding space + educating as a birth doula, yoga and meditation teacher, Registered Holistic Nutritionist, retreat coordinator, and even wedding planner. Each role has shaped a clear mission: for people to feel safe and genuinely supported - especially in moments of vulnerability.

After five wonderful years on Tantalus Rd, I’m excited to share that I’m moving downtown into the Lionsgate Laser space on Cleveland Ave to honour and nurture the beautiful foundation Sally has built, while thoughtfully merging our philosophies and approach to care.

In fall 2025, I invested in a new triple-wavelength hair removal laser, offering diode, Nd:YAG, and Alexandrite wavelengths. This technology allows me to safely and effectively treat a wider range of skin tones and hair types, while delivering more comfortable treatments and even better results.

Opening my own laser practice allowed me to weave all of these skills together. My approach is light (yes, laser pun intended), trauma-informed, and grounded in care. When it comes to skin health, I believe healthy skin will perform beautifully. You won’t find “anti-aging” language here - life is a gift. My goal is to calm and clear the skin, blend tone, boost collagen, and create a natural glow so you feel less inclined to wear foundation and more inclined to go live your life. Around here, that often means getting wet or getting dirty and both will wash your make-up off anyway.

I’m a Maritimer at heart and forever drawn to the sea. I moved to Whistler in 1998 and settled in Squamish in 2009. Becoming a mother has been one of my greatest blessings, and I’m deeply grateful to have built a practice that fits around school hours and his motocross schedule. Raising my son between the ocean and the mountains is something I never take for granted.