Moriah Thorpe
- Sports and running injury assessment and rehabilitation.
- Post-operative and post-partum return-to-running programs.
- Knee and ACL injury rehabilitation and progressive loading.
- Foot and ankle injury management and movement retraining.
- Pelvic floor rehabilitation and pelvic health-focused treatment.
- Manual therapy including upper-quadrant orthopedic techniques.
- Dry-needling (IMS) as an adjunct to physiotherapy care.
- Exercise prescription and strength-conditioning for return to sport.
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Riverwood Physiotherapy
#115 - 855 Village Drive, Port Coquitlam, BC, V3B 0L4
Moriah Thorpe is a registered physiotherapist practicing in the field of sports medicine, orthopedics, and women’s pelvic health. Moriah holds a Master of Physical Therapy from Western University, and both a Master of Human Kinetics and a Bachelor of Physical and Health Education from Laurentian University. She’s also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the NSCA. She has completed post graduate training in manual therapy (Orthopedic Levels 1 and 2 Upper Quadrant), anatomical neuropathic intramuscular stimulation (IMS/dry-needling), running assessment, pelvic floor rehabilitation, and more. She has worked with elite and recreational athletes in multiple sports disciplines in addition to the general population. Her areas of particular interest include running related injuries, post-operative and post-partum return to running, knee/ACL injuries, and foot & ankle injuries. Moriah’s approach to treatment is rooted in current research evidence and she promotes active based treatment methods while prioritizing individual needs. She incorporates education, manual therapy, IMS (dry-needling) and advanced exercise prescription to help clients get back to the activities they enjoy and love. You can expect her to foster joint accountability for a successful rehabilitation.
Please book an Initial Physiotherapy Session if you are new to the clinic , have a new injury or have not been to the clinic in over 4 months.