Corinne Allmark, PT

Within her private practice work she has had the opportunity to work alongside some top class surgeons and develop her physiotherapy skills further, especially with post operative protocols. She has also loved working in clinic, where she gets to form a real rapport with her patients, helping to achieve their goals and return to activities they thought were long gone.

Another pleasure while working in a previous job, was working with Tennis players on the LTA pathway, and every year providing the physiotherapy for an international wheelchair tournament, full of multi Paralympic champions, which she enjoyed being a part of.

Her work in sport has ranged from working and coaching beginners in swimming (both kids and adults), to working with national level swimmers, not just from a coaching aspect but being able to bring her PT knowledge into their training and recovery. Then her sporting focus became Rugby, where again she provided therapy to both brand new players, all the way up to those that play internationally, including working with Olympians. Working with both Junior, Men’s and Women’s teams enabled her to always adapt to her audience, always changing with the requirements and keeping it interesting for all involved.

Her areas of interest are hands on therapy techniques and developing interesting individual rehabilitation programmes, keeping the exercises enjoyable and related to what the patient wants to achieve.

In her personal life she is a mum to preschool twin girls, who always keep her on her toes and busy. Coz swam at national level until the age of 18, regularly representing her county of Lancashire. She then had the honour to play on the rugby pitch, playing for Waterloo Ladies, Lancashire Ladies and the North of England.

In January 2020 she emigrated to Canada and have recently moved to the Fraser Valley where new adventures await her and her family.