Cheryl McNeight
- Treating sports and dance/gymnastics injuries.
- Addressing mechanical and joint dysfunctions.
- Applying manual therapy and manipulation techniques.
- Reducing neck, back, knee, and ankle pain.
- Using dry needling for various injuries.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Village Physiotherapy
3050 Highland Blvd, 2nd Floor, North Vancouver, BC, V7R 2X3
Sports Injuries • Dance & Gymnastics Injuries • Spinal Manipulation • Dry needling• Neck/Back pain • Knee/Ankle/Foot Injuries• Wrist/Hand Injuries Cheryl’s journey into physiotherapy was inspired by her experience as a competitive gymnast and her lifelong fascination with sports medicine, fitness, health, and nutrition. Her dedication stems from a keen interest in treating individuals of all ages and abilities, particularly athletes across various sports, with a special focus on dancers and gymnasts. Cheryl has a strong passion for identifying mechanical or joint dysfunctions related to injuries and using manual therapy and manipulation to restore function and decrease pain. She loves a good challenge and strives to make a difference in each treatment session. Cheryl prioritizes her patients’ goals and concerns, inspiring them to be the best version of themselves and supporting them on their health journey. She believes strongly in a collaborative professional approach, working closely with associates and other health professionals to ensure optimal outcomes. In her free time, Cheryl enjoys spending valuable time with her husband and their four adult kids. She strives to stay healthy by lifting weights, practicing yoga, cycling, hiking, and skiing.
A 30 minute assessment and/or Treatment with a Registered Physiotherapist. Treatment times vary according to your injury and treatment plan. Please note, we do not accept Worksafe BC claims. We look forward to seeing you soon!