Sarah
Ronhovde
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Sarah Ronhovde (nee Hrabi) is a registered physiotherapist working out of Campbell River, British Columbia. With a past history of national level athletics, Sarah understands and believes that the body is designed to heal from injury and regain balance to provide effortless, pain free movement.
Sarah received her Masters of Physical Therapy from the University of British Columbia. Through her work experience she has developed an interest in holistic care following acute injury as well as for chronic issues. Her movement based and neurological education and her understanding of the importance of retraining the entire body system helps clients assists clients in achieving pain free mobility.
Sarah appreciates working with a variety of populations, individuals and groups to achieve their goals.
Prior to her Masters degree, Sarah completed her Bachelor of Human Kinetics degree at the University of Guelph with an emphasis on anatomical dissection, nutrition and human physiology. This background complements her physiotherapy practice, empowering clients by increasing their understanding of what is happing in their body through each stage of the injury process.
Educational Pursuits:
Orthopaedic Division Level 3 (2014)
Bridging the Gap – Understanding Gait From Both the Neurological and Orthopaedic Perspective (2013)
Return to Work Motivational Toolkit course (2013)
The Functional Foot: Gait Study (2012)
UBC Orthopaedic Lecture Series (2011)
Mulligan Concept Level 1 Theory (2011)
PABC Practice Forum (2011, 2013, 2014)
CPA National Conference (2012, 2013)
Health Science Student’s Association National Conference (2011)
Hong Kong Physiotherapy Journal
Volume 30, Issue 2 , Pages 44-56, December 2012
Health behaviour change and lifestyle-related condition prevalence: Comparison of two epochs based on systematic review of the physical therapy literature
- Jamie Burniston, MPT
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- Faezeh Eftekhari, MPT
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- Sarah Hrabi, MPT
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- Rachel Worsley, MPT
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- Elizabeth Dean, PhD PT
http://www.hkpj-online.com/article/S1013-7025(12)00026-7/abstract