Alison graduated from York University with an Honors Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and Health Science and a certificate in Athletic Therapy in 2008. She then completed her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy degree at the University of Toronto, graduating in 2010. In 2015, Alison completed the Diploma of Advanced Orthopedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy. Alison is a member of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy (CAMPT).
Since graduating, Alison has taken various continuing education courses, including soft tissue release, k-taping, dry needling, running injury prevention, and manual therapy. Alison has experience treating orthopaedic, sports, motor vehicle, and workplace injuries. Her practice incorporates a mixture of manual therapy, exercise, acupuncture, and modalities in order to reduce pain, restore function, and get patients back to their healthy and active lifestyles.
Alison has been on faculty with The York University Athletic Therapy Certificate Program teaching students in both the class and clinic setting. She has also volunteered on The Canadian Board of Certification of Athletic Therapists since 2011 coordinating the National Certification Exam.
In her spare time, Alison enjoys long-distance running and has completed 9 marathons to date, with aspirations of many exciting races ahead.
“When you see a Physiotherapist, they will complete an extensive assessment that may include your health history, evaluation of pain and movement patterns, strength, joint range of motion, reflexes, and sensation. Based on this assessment, your Physiotherapist establishes a diagnosis and works in partnership with you to develop individualized goals and treatment programs.
See a Physiotherapist if you have an injury or chronic pain that affects your everyday function. You may also benefit from physiotherapy after a hip replacement surgery, heart attack or stroke.
**AN ASSESSMENT IS REQUIRED IF YOU ARE A NEW PATIENT, A RETURNING PATIENT WITH A NEW INJURY/CONDITION, OR IF IT HAS BEEN LONGER THAN 6 MONTHS SINCE YOUR LAST PHYSIOTHERAPY APPOINTMENT**”
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