Linda Calvert

Her clinical expertise centers on musculoskeletal, orthopedic, and sports physiotherapy. She takes a whole-body, movement-based approach to treatment, identifying non-optimal movement patterns and retraining the body to move more efficiently. Her practice is grounded in the Integrated Systems Model (ISM) and further enhanced by training in Connect Therapy™ (LJ Lee), which emphasizes understanding how different regions of the body influence each other and how meaningful drivers of dysfunction can impact movement. Linda also incorporates manual therapy, neural manipulation, and Clinical Pilates to support recovery and performance.

Linda has a special interest in rehabilitation for throwing and overhead athletes, particularly baseball pitchers. Supporting her two sons in their athletic journeys sparked her pursuit of advanced training to assess movement strategies and identify strength and mobility deficits in the throwing athlete. Her goal is to help athletes optimize performance, reduce injury risk, and return to sport with confidence.

She also has specialized training in the assessment and treatment of balance and dizziness disorders, including BPPV, concussion rehabilitation, and vestibular dysfunction. Having personally experienced vertigo, Linda brings both clinical skill and insight to her work in this area, focusing on reducing and resolving symptoms, and helping patients improve balance, stability, and confidence in their daily lives.

Linda’s goal is to empower every patient to move with ease and purpose. She is committed to restoring function and improving quality of life through personalized, evidence-informed care.