Anne

Anne graduated from McMaster University with both an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology and a Bachelor of Science degree in Physiotherapy. At McMaster, Anne played on the varsity squash team, as well as other intramural sports. After graduating, Anne worked at a Toronto Sports Medicine clinic that focused on professional athletes involved in hockey, tennis, and ballet. Anne has continued educational courses in Myofascial Release, Muscle Energy Techniques, and successfully completed her examinations in Orthopaedic Manual & Manipulative Therapy. At that point, she became a Resident of the Academy of Manipulative Therapists.

Anne moved to Peterborough in 2004 where she started her family and worked both in private practice and most recently at Peterborough Regional Health Center in the Rehabilitation department. Her years rehabilitating joint replacements, treating post-operative general deconditioning from a lack of movement reinforced Anne’s values of living a healthy active lifestyle. Movement is the key to regaining strength, joint mobility, function, and ultimately performance in your sport or life. Anne has many years of experience working with clients across the age spectrum and particularly enjoys working with anyone who is motivated to live a more active lifestyle.

Anne uses an evidence based treatment approach to care, believing in empowering her clients with the proper information and education to make sound choices. She prescribes progressive exercises tailored to her patients, as well as hands-on techniques to improve overall outcomes. Anne enjoys participating in endurance running events, coaches rep soccer for our Peterborough community and plays ultimate frisbee to stay fit and have fun. If you are looking to optimize your health, performance, or return to a more active lifestyle, Anne will work with you to set realistic and achievable goals.

Anne is excited to be working alongside this extremely talented and inter-disciplinary team of health care practitioners.