Meg is a Registered Physiotherapist in British Columbia, a member of the Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia, Canadian Physiotherapy Association and the Neuroscience Division. Meg has completed advanced courses in the Bobath Concept and Neurofit BC's Exercise as treatment for Parkinson's. Meg is also interested in Pelvic and Women’s Health completing courses in this area and is able to perform internal and external pelvic health exams. She has also completed basic courses in Vestibular and Concussion management.
Meg has always been keen to work with patients with Neurological injuries starting during her degree in Physiotherapy. She started off her career as a Physiotherapist at Royal Columbian Hospital working in all areas including ICU, Emergency and Neurology and has also worked at Ridge Meadows Hospital in General Rehab and Outpatient Neuro. She then moved to Neuro-Ability, a private out-patient Neuro clinic in Vancouver, to work with 2 International Bobath Instructors where her passion to help people with Neurological Injuries grew. She also has worked for the Langley School District to help kids with special needs learn and play alongside their peers. Her varied experience and intervention from acute to community helps her to understand her client's journey. Meg's treatment philosophy is to help the client create and implement achievable goals that will have an impact on their quality of life. Her aim is to help her clients live their best life, determined by them. She brings passion, knowledge, experience, positivity and tenacity to the table as another steeping stone along her clients journey. Meg has been asked to present for several community stroke groups and for the BC Stroke Association on Exercise and Balance in 2019 & 2020.
Outside the clinic Meg can be found hiking with her dog and young daughter. She also plays recreational soccer, ultimate and pickleball and loves to eat many different types of cuisine.
University Education:
Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation, Physiotherapy (2011) - University of Manitoba
Certified Rehabilitation Assistant (2005) - University College of the Okanagan
Professional Education:
Level 1 Male & Female Urinary Incontinence (Pelvic Health Solutions)
Completion of Basic and several Advanced Bobath courses
Neurofit BC's- Changing Parkinson's- Exercise as a Primary Treatment
Basic Concussion Management
Basic Vestibular Management
Professional Memberships:
Physiotherapy Association of BC
Canadian Physiotherapy Association
Neurosciences Division of CPA
Continuing Development:
Meg continues to update her skills by attending advanced Bobath courses and clinical workshops. She is a volunteer at the yearly Parkinson's Retreat (RISE).