About Mallory
Registered Physiotherapist HBES, HBHSc PT, Level III Ortho, WorkWell Certified, Pilates Level 1
Mallory spent her high school years working on a large horse farm in Gatineau Quebec. It was there that she competed, at a high level, in Three Day Eventing. Mallory completed her undergraduate degree in Environmental Studies and Biology at the University of Waterloo. She then studied Kinesiology at the University of Ottawa and it was there that she worked with Physiotherapists at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) in many settings (including neonatal ICU, burn unit, orthopaedics). She worked in the field of Marine Mammal Research in the Gulf of St. Lawrence for two years then went on to receive her Physiotherapy Degree from McMaster University. She competed as a varsity cross country skier.
She moved to British Columbia and began her Physiotherapy Career in Terrace starting out in Private Practice and immediately starting to consult in the field of ergonomics. With the private practice closing, she and Lori Janzen, decided to stay and give private practice ownership a chance. This included moving to a larger clinical space to accommodate more active rehabilitation options.
Currently Mallory is the complex case coordinator for the clinic and reviews and makes recommendations to Physicians, Case Managers, Lawyers and Insurers. She specializes in Human Factors/Ergonomics and has consulted with over 50 companies and organizations. Her industrial rehabilitation programs include: Work Conditioning, Work Hardening, Return to Work Programs, Functional Abilities Evaluations, Job Demands Analysis and Post Offer/Pre Fit Job Testing. She also has a clinical interests and experience in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, mental imagery techniques and biomechanical evaluation for sports performance which she draws from her personal experience as a competitive athlete. She has a special interest, post graduate training and years of experience helping people manage chronic pain.
Outside the clinic Mallory LOVES to cross country ski, but without snow, she can be seen pole running up hills (to prepare for cross country skiing). She spends as much time outdoors as possible biking, trail running, hiking, kayaking, exploring, fishing and snorkeling with marine mammals.
"Never, never give up." Winston Churchill
"We are plastic until we die." Carol Kennedy - Physiotherapist
"Plasticity" refers to our body's capacity to adapt, and ultimately overcome all measures of pain and dysfunction...from the tiniest neurons in our brains, to the capillaries that circulate blood...to the muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints that move us. I have seen some truly miraculous recoveries from debilitating injuries, disease and trauma of all kinds...and often it came from the person's belief that they could, and would, overcome.
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