Joan graduated from the School of Physical Therapy, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, with a BPT in 1980.
Since then, she has worked in a wide variety of clinical settings including acute care: neuro, respiratory, burns, rheumatic diseases, orthopaedics, rehab and community orthopaedics, musculoskeletal injury care, geriatrics and extended care.
Joan keeps active with personal interest in cross-country skiing, bicycling, kayaking, standup paddling, outrigger paddling, rowing, hiking, and swimming.
Education
Bachelor of Physical Therapy, University of Saskatchewan
1980
Falls Prevention Course, University of Victoria
2010
Stuart McGill: Building a Better Back
2011
Osteoporosis Care: Building Better Bones
2012
Advanced Manual Physical Therapy Course: Foot and Ankle, SI Joint, Shoulder Complex, Lumbar Spine and Pelvis
2012
Certificate in Manual Therapy: Curtin University; Perth, Australia
Physiotherapists are experts in treating — and preventing — recreational injuries. Common recreational injuries include ankle and wrist sprains and muscle strains.
Having good posture not only makes you look strong and healthy — it’s also a critical factor in preventing pain and injuries. Physiotherapists can help you discover how to improve your posture.
Physiotherapists are experts in treating — and preventing — recreational injuries. Common recreational injuries include ankle and wrist sprains and muscle strains.
Having good posture not only makes you look strong and healthy — it’s also a critical factor in preventing pain and injuries. Physiotherapists can help you discover how to improve your posture.
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