Inspirations

Physio is a means to improve function, whether that is before or after an injury has occurred.

Helping people reach their personal potential in a symptom-free environment.

I have always loved the study of biology and human sciences and knew I wanted to work in the medical field. After a car accident in grade 12, I met the most fabulous physiotherapist. I did not know what physiotherapy was prior to my own therapy. I knew instantly that this was my calling. Knowing the challenge of getting into the program at UBC and actually succeeding was the confirmation that I made the right choice. What I have learned over the years is how our physical health is so integrated in our spirtual, and emotional health. I have enjoyed the continuing journey of study and witnessing

I had decided long before that I wanted to be a physiotherapist, but the campers I worked with at an Easter Seals Camp for several years continue to inspire me in my life and work to this day.

I volunteered to accompany the Manitoba Wheelchair sports team travelling to the National games in Newfoundland in 1978. That exposure to extraordinary athletes and to the amazing physiotherapists who partnered with them inspired me to apply for Physiotherapy and here I am still loving this profession. I am grateful for all the people who have shared their journeys through challenges with me. I have learned far more than I have taught and that continues to inspire me.

I was originally working in the fitness industry prior to becoming a physiotherapist. It was my time working as an instructor at a cardiac rehabilitation program that made me realize the importance of movement and the profound ability of our bodies to heal. It was amazing to see clients who were previously severely ill recover step by step. I was amazed at the complexities of the many systems that allow us to function in our daily lives; functions which we often take for granted. Now a physiotherapist, I find it extremely rewarding to be able to work with a variety of people to achieve their

After 15 years in the British Military I was medical discharged due to an extensive knee injury. The care that I recieved by the physiotherapists within the military rehab center inspired me to become the physiotherapist that I am today.

The human body has an amazing capacity to heal. Physiotherapists facilitate this capacity to help people reach their physical goals.

Engage, Experience, Empower

Full physical rehabilitation for joint pain with information on how to move safely preventing wear and tear arthritis. " if you listen to the whispers of your joints, you don't have to put up with the cries!"