Lianne graduated from the University of the Fraser Valley with a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology, and in 2015 went on to complete her Masters of Physiotherapy at Queens University.
Lianne is passionate about helping people of all ages and abilities reach their personal goals. By combining her physical therapy skills with her prior experience as a competitive athlete and personal trainer, she hopes to help people get back to their previous levels of participation and activity.
Lianne has taken additional training in Pelvic Health Rehabilitation, Functional Dry Needling (IMS), Manual Therapy, Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT), Soft Tissue Release, and Management in Post-Concussion Syndrome.
Her passion for pelvic floor rehab started while she was pregnant with her son. She quickly realized that there was a huge gap in pre/postpartum support for women within the community. She has now started specializing in women’s pelvic health, and is excited to educate, empower, and treat pelvic floor dysfunction.
Lianne’s treatment practice includes using manual therapy techniques to help reduce pain and improve function, and exercise prescription for long lasting relief and self-management.
She loves the Fraser Valley and all the outdoor activities it has to offer. On weekends you’ll find her hiking, snowboarding, climbing, or doing yoga.
This option is for a first appointment or for existing clients that require a 60min treatment. This treatment includes taking a history, assessing your joints and musculature, and can include an…
$16060 min
Physiotherapy Assessment
Please select this option if this is your first time with this practitioner or have not been to this clinic in more than 6 months.
$12545 min
Been before
: Pelvic Floor
This is a Pelvic Health follow up appointment. You will receive care that is tailored for your specific goals. This can include an internal pelvic exam (with patients consent), soft tissue release,…
$9530 min
ICBC Treatment
Based of initial findings, treatment may include manual therapy, active release techniques, exercise prescription, and education.
30 min
Treatment
Follow up physiotherapy treatment.
Treatment may include manual therapy, active release techniques, exercise prescriptions, and education.
