I believe movement is medicine—a tool for healing, strength, and reconnection. Helping others has always guided my path, and discovering the power of movement & mindset gave that purpose its clearest form—a journey that I continue to learn from daily.
My passion lies in helping others feel strong, confident, and empowered—by creating space for them to move with intention, honour their bodies, and experience the strength that is innately within them.
I combine clinical care with compassion, education, & empathy—because it’s not only about the current source of pain. It’s about supporting your nervous system to address the root cause, and equipping you with the tools to care for it—for life.
Wil is a Holistic Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Movement Coach and Nutritionist helping guide others on their health and wellness journeys. He currently splits his time in Costa Rica where he has been building his practice over the last 4 years. He incorporates various modalities within classical Chinese Medicine, bio-terrain and ancestral wisdom based nutrition, structural and functional movement, and vibrational resonance using sacred geometry, sound and light therapy.
As part of Wil’s own journey, he left his education of engineering and 20 year career in technology to a more purposeful calling in life to help others. Influenced by his grandfather’s poor outcome with cancer and his own personal health issues, he shifted from less of a material quantitative reductionist view to a more balanced holistic qualitative understanding of how the body truly works with life-force energy. He continues on his journey always having an open free mind and spirit, living his truth without fear, connecting to nature with love and gratitude, and co-creating his reality together with his family.
As a long time martial artist, Wil prioritizes daily movement incorporating qigong and calisthenics as part of his daily practice. He has a creative passion for storytelling with photography and video. He enjoys nourishing his family based upon ancestral ways with home prepared meals, bone broths, raw foods, juicing and fermented foods including kimchi of course!
-TSTCM Acupuncture Program 2018 to 2021
-MWOD Movement Mobility Specialist 102 2019
-TamoDO Sound Healing, Color Therapy and Chi Movement 2021
-Biogeometry Advanced Level Practitioner 2022
-Ongoing education based upon I-Ching BaGua theory and application
