Hi! I’m Danielle. I found my love for learning the human body and learning its unique expression while studying Biological Sciences at University of Windsor. After volunteering at a physiotherapy clinic, I fell in love with the physiotherapy profession as it allowed my connection of serving people in their physical well-being as well as a curiosity for understanding our innate true nature of healing.

I am a graduate of the University of Western Ontario in the Masters of Physical Therapy program in 2010. I enjoy extending my learning through post-graduate studies in manual therapy, functional soft tissue techniques, exercise using a selective functional movement model, and acupuncture.

In the most recent eight years, I discovered my passion for pelvic health physiotherapy while learning from Julie Wiebe’s piston science, and was trained through Pelvic Health Solutions (PHS) as well as Lynn Schulte’s holistic care pregnancy and postpartum bodywork to assess diagnose and treat a variety of pelvic floor conditions.

Since then, my practice has evolved towards an intuitive holistic mind body and somatic approach to helping regulating the nervous system in order to help people connect with their own body’s natural wisdom and healing potential. My role as a therapist is to cultivate a genuine therapeutic relationship with each person and a biopsychosocial and spiritual approach of treating the whole person head to toe as to get a full sense of the root cause of the issue and guiding my patient through their wellness journey.

Outside of work, I enjoy staying active with different hobbies like yoga, hiking, meditation, creating jewellery, and living a slower and mindful way of living to infuse my life with love, meaning, and purpose.

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Hi, I’m Carla! – Registered Physiotherapist

When I was first introduced to the world of pelvic health in 2004, I was immediately drawn to the compassionate nature of this specialized area of physiotherapy, along with the concept of treating the whole person, rather than simply treating one problem or symptom.

I graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Health Sciences Degree (Honours) in 2004. I obtained my Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta in 2009. After completing my Masters of Physiotherapy, I spent a year treating orthopedic and athletic injuries before giving birth to my beautiful daughter in 2010. This first pregnancy and labour and delivery experience was profoundly different from that of my subsequent two babies. While not all my memories around this time are positive, I am grateful for these experiences for many reasons. Not only has my pregnancy/postpartum journey shaped me as a person, but I believe it has made me a more compassionate and empathetic physiotherapist.

In 2011, I completed the McMaster University Medical Acupuncture Program and pursued my first specialized Pelvic Health Training. Since then, I have taken numerous courses to further my understanding of (and fuel my passion for) treating various pelvic health conditions. My clinical interests include women’s health, pelvic health, medical acupuncture, orthopedics, and sports rehabilitation. I am registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. I am also a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA), Ontario Physiotherapy Association, and the Women’s Health Division of the CPA.

The thing that I love most about my job is getting to know my clients and their stories, and then helping them to achieve meaningful quality-of-life improvements. Each person is unique, and I am constantly learning from my clients.

When I’m not at work, you’ll find me at the rink watching my kids, playing volleyball, drinking a good cup of coffee (hopefully still hot!), or snuggled up at home reading a book.

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Hi, I’m Sophia – Registered Physiotherapist

A significant low back injury in high school redirected my dance career aspirations towards physiotherapy, after experiencing firsthand how the combination of scientific knowledge and a trusting relationship could get me back on my feet (literally and figuratively).

Since graduating with my Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) from Boston University in 2013, I have worked in both orthopaedic and pelvic health physiotherapy settings in the US and Canada and pursued certification courses in manual therapy and dry needling. With an interest in understanding the body and person more holistically, I completed a Master of Arts in Theological Studies in 2016 from Regent College, where I had the opportunity to study the intersection of spirituality, sexuality, neurophysiology, and faith. In 2019, I moved towards specializing in the pelvic health field full time, landing me in London, Ontario.

I am registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario and a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA), the Women’s Health Division of the CPA, and the Ontario Physiotherapy Association. I continue to enjoy post-graduate learning with a few courses per year offered by leading pelvic health education organizations.

When not in the clinic, you’ll find my introverted self plunked on the couch watching BritBox, enjoying a latte at a local coffee shop, trying to take my gardening and birdwatching skills from beginner to intermediate, playing board games with my husband, and trying somewhat successfully to exercise regularly.

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