SOS Practitioners

  • WHY? There comes a point within each individual and situation, that enough is enough.  This point could be from eating too much, doing too much to how we allow others to talk/treat us.  I hit this limit in search of health and truth of how and why there is so much disease. Why did I…

  • In life we all have our journey consisting of tests, lessons, and choices creating our unique experience or timeline within relationships to the collective environments.  I am no different, nor would I ever claim to be. Into my teenage years and during university, my choices lead me to experience depression, anxiety, Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS),…

  • Like many I didn’t begin to take a critical look at my health until there was a problem. At the age of 16 I was diagnosed with an enlarged heart.  A condition called Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, the leading cause of sudden death in athletes under 35.  I could no longer play competitive sport, which was pretty…

  • My Journey My journey started with a knee injury so bad that it forced me to seek help for the pain. I was a professional basketball player that overworked my body to the point I could barely walk up and down the court. I thought my basketball career was over; the great “Francis” could not…

  • In August 2010, I participated in the first SOS Survival Operating System® Manual Therapy course. At the time I was working as a Personal Trainer & Metabolic Typing Advisor and had many clients struggling with chronic pain and disease conditions. At the time, I was experiencing the limitations that exercise and nutrition could have on…