Physio Inspirations

Shannon Lawrence

Mar 09, 2013

Breast cancer diagnosis is a very overwhelming experience and many women seem to appreciate having another professional (a physio) to speak to, ask questions...

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Judith Mathieu

May 13, 2013

Being injured in sports and receiving the help from physiotherapists at the college I attended planted the seed for me to become a therapsit. I always have...

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Stan Metcalfe

May 13, 2013

Physio works by harnessing the natural inclination to heal

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May Ly

May 08, 2013

Although I had planned on becoming a doctor, I changed my mind after accompanying a friend to a physiotherapy program orientation night at UBC. Everyone there...

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Gareth Milligan

Apr 30, 2013

As a physiotherapist, I am privileged to spend more direct treatment time with clients as compared to many other professions are able. As a result, I have...

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Kathy Doull

Apr 12, 2013

I am so thankful and proud to be a physiotherapist.

Being a physiotherapist means that I get to help individuals recover from injury and trauma and get...

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Patricia Lieblich

Apr 11, 2013

Why I became a Women’s Health Physiotherapist

When I had my 4 children, I taught prenatal classes and discussed pelvic floor exercises as one of the...

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Christine Morrison

Apr 10, 2013

Physiotherapy means an opportunity - to help others and to develop as a professional. Clinical physiotherapy is real time and real life with the associated...

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Ross Baines

Apr 08, 2013

Education, Exercise, Manual Therapy, Electrotherapy - the 4 cornerstones of physiotherapy.
Most patients will need these components in their treatment to get...

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Dean Clark

Apr 08, 2013

Whilst completing my economics degree at the University of Victoria, I became a runner. As a summer job in 2002 I began life as a rickshaw driver in Victoria’s...

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