Shazreen khan

Shazreen graduated from the 3000 hour Massage Therapy program at WCCMT in 2012 . She has spent the majority of her practice consistently expanding her knowledge working from a biopsychosocial pain model. Shazreen has a personal background in working though head injury/ post concussive disorder which has given her a unique appreciation for the interconnectedness of the human body. Her treatment approach centers in her passion of neurology, and the functions of the nervous system. Shazreen likes to assess overall motor control and functionality to create a treatment designed to target individual, specific concerns. Shazreen has worked with a very diverse range of people; from acute sporting injury to chronic pain management throughout her career and enjoys the puzzle each individual presents with. Outside of the clinic Shazreen spends a great deal of her time outdoors hiking with her rescue pitbull, Ava. She also enjoys an array of hobbies from archery to mechanics! This gives her the ability to understand the kinetic movements required in various activities and create home care routines to stabilize at risk or weak areas.