Ann graduated with a Master's degree in Acupuncture from the Northwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (now Bastyr University) in the United States. She is licensed in the state of Washington and is a Diplomat of the NCCAOM, a national governing body of Acupuncture. Her practice focuses on athletes, women's health including fertility, to those just wanting to improve their overall health.

Because of her wide experience with sports and training, Ann enjoys working with all types of athletes and has worked with some members of the Canadian Rowing Team and its developmental athletes. She has worked with athletes training for, and on the United States and Canadian National Rowing Teams. Over the years she has assisted many athletes in a quick return from injury to competition.

Ann's techniques are gentle with an emphasis on Japanese Acupuncture. Other techniques used in treatment include: shiatzu, moxabustion, acutonics(r), and cupping.

Outside of acupuncture, Ann also spends her time coaching, she has been an active rowing coach since 1995 and has been a rower since 1987.  Her experience as a rower includes high school, university (Washington State University), and pre-elite racing. Currently she is an assistant coach at the University of Western Ontario. Ann also enjoys various arts and crafts endeavors.