Lisa Siemens
- Hands-on therapy incorporating various techniques.
- Manual therapy for pain and movement.
- Therapeutic exercises for physical goals.
- Dry needling and acupuncture treatment.
- Radial shockwave for soft tissue repair.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
PT InMotion
4611 14 St NW, at the Calgary Winter Club, Calgary, AB, T2K 1J7
I graduated with a B.Sc.P.T. from the University of Alberta in 1996. I grew up in Stettler, Alberta and was heavily involved in the sport of competitive swimming. While studying physiotherapy at the U of A, I had the pleasure of swimming for the Pandas for several years. As someone who has always had an active lifestyle and been involved in competitive sport from a young age, I’ve experienced the benefits of physiotherapy firsthand. And as a practicing physiotherapist for more than 25 years, I have developed the skills to help you achieve your physical goals – functional or rehabilitative. My passion: I find inspiration in the wide variety of clients I see. From kids to seniors, casual fitness fans to elite athletes, the most important and rewarding part of my job is to help you achieve your optimal results. Every person I work with is unique, and so are their goals, needs and expectations. My approach: I use a hands-on approach—literally!—that incorporates different strategies, including prescribed exercises, manual therapy, dry needling, acupuncture, radial shockwave therapy, and soft tissue techniques to name a few. I work with you to develop a treatment plan that fits your needs and lifestyle. I will also consult with other health professionals involved in your care. I embrace a multi-disciplinary approach because I believe there’s an important role for other health specialties, and my ultimate goal is to promote your health and wellness. My life outside work: When I’m not helping clients, you’ll find me swimming competitively, cycling, hiking and other outdoor activities with my family.
Please book an assessment if you have not been treated by the clinic in the past 6 months OR if this is a new injury/ you are seeing a new physiotherapist.