Watch Theo tell his story in his own wordsTheo Fleury is one of the most beloved and dynamic players in hockey history. As a Calgary Flames star and 1989 Stanley Cup champion, he built a reputation for courage, resilience, and relentless drive — despite being one of the smallest players on the ice.

Over a 15-year career, Theo endured over 25,000 hits — each impact taking a toll on his body and nervous system. Yet his determination never faltered. Behind the roar of the crowd, he fought invisible battles — physical pain, emotional trauma, and the long-term cost of per

formance at all costs.

A survivor of profound abuse he has spent decades on a courageous healing journey, investing by his own account over one million dollars and 10,000 hours into his recovery. As he worked on his emotional health, his physical health started showing up and demanding attention too.

Rather than stay silent Theo chose to speak. He is the author of the bestselling book Playing With Fire, a passionate public speaker who helps people find their voice, and a dedicated philanthropist who raises significant funds for charitable causes. He has become one of Canada's most respected voices on trauma, mental health and resilience. Now over 20 years sober he continues to inspire thousands.

Theo's journey took an unexpected turn when he discovered Dr. Andrea Holmes (formerly Eschenbrenner) at Divine Spine on Macleod Trail in Calgary. After 13 sessions together she introduced him to a light-based wearable technology — and something shifted.