I started to pay particular attention to my spine when I found out that I had a subluxation/misalignment; one of my vertebrae were pinching a nerve causing severe pain. I learned the value of small/insignificant pain as a message from the body telling me that something might need attention. That’s when I experienced how powerful a non-invasive chiropractic care can be. It didn’t only let me pain-free but also increased my range of motion and optimized my central nervous system. After that I worked as a chiropractic assistant helping many patients with different chronic problems obtaining optimal health. I earned the degree of Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) from Palmer College Chiropractic West, San Jose.

I provide diagnostic and therapeutic treatment of neuro-musculo-skeletal and related disorders through the manual chiropractic adjustment of the spinal column and extremities, and soft tissue works. I use natural and non-invasive approach in the treatment of conditions involving muscles and joints.

I have lived in many countries throughout my life, such as Hong Kong, China and Venezuela. During my college life I lived with the Kiwanis Family and volunteered in many social services activities. In June 2011, I provided chiropractic care to those in need in El Salvador through the Spinal Mission Program.

I am very fluent in Spanish, Cantonese and English.