Anne-Marie graduated from McGill University with a Bachelor degree in Physical Therapy in 1996. She has worked in the field of women’s health and treated pelvic floor dysfunction for more than 20 years. She has a special interest in obstetrics and has attended births as a doula. She completed her manual osteopathy studies with the Canadian College of Manual Osteopathy Practice (Vancouver Campus) in April 2015.

Anne-Marie has worked both in Alberta and the province of Quebec. She has worked in hospitals and private practices. Anne-Marie enjoys helping families grow healthily while feeling supported. She believes the transition to parenthood is important and deserves better support. She enjoys helping mothers, fathers, babies, toddlers and children to thrive.

Anne-Marie graduated from McGill University with a Bachelor degree in Physical Therapy in 1996. S... Read More

Janine has a special interest in pre and postnatal care for women and babies. She also likes helping women and children later in life, as well as well as their patners so the whole family can thrive. For women, she has experience helping with diastasis rectus (abdominal separation), pelvic floor issues (for example incontinence), sacro-iliac, or pelvic pain. Janine also sees clients with musculoskeletal issues such as back, wrist/elbow, and knee pain. She uses techniques such as Functional Dry Needling and Ktape. She has completed the Stott Reformer Pilates training and uses Pilates as a part of her rehab. Janine has worked for 10 years in pediatrics (with children) and will has experience seeing babies for torticollis and plagiocephaly. She is a firm believer in ongoing health and wellness and helping women get back to the activities they love. Presently, she teaches 2 level of post-natal classes for moms & babies: the Floor & Core and the Strength & Core classes. These are meant to help women achieve a healthy return to their activities.

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Brenna graduated from the University of Alberta with a MSc. in Physiotherapy (2020) after completing a BSc. in Honors Neuroscience (2017). She has had a special interest in women’s health since the beginning of her physiotherapy studies in 2018, and has been fortunate to work and train in a variety of settings (both private and public) centering around women’s health.

In addition to postgraduate work in women’s health, Brenna has completed coursework in Biomedical Dry Needling. She has experience working with a variety of pelvic health patients including those who are prepartum, postpartum, post-surgical, and those experiencing pelvic pain.

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