Emily Peters
- Pelvic floor rehabilitation.
- Orthopaedic injury recovery.
- Needling techniques for pain.
- Manual therapy for function.
- Pain science-informed care.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Sudbury Health Collective
888 Regent St, Suite 100, Greater Sudbury, ON, P3E 6C6
Emily is a registered physiotherapist offering both pelvic floor and orthopaedic services. Whether pregnant, struggling with incontinence, recovering from an injury or wanting to work on prevention - Emily is excited to work with you on your goals and help you get back to doing the things you love. Since graduation from her Master’s degree at Queen’s University, Emily has pursued additional training in needling techniques, manual therapy, pain science and trauma informed care practices. Emily is pleased to offer her services both in clinic (Sudbury) and virtually (Ontario). Emily is a member in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario.
Pelvic floor physiotherapy assessments typically start with a conversation regarding your symptoms and medical history. Your therapist will offer education points and suggestions throughout that may help reduce said symptoms. With your consent, your therapist will then assess your pelvic floor as well as any other areas of the body that could be contributing to your condition. This will allow your therapist to guide you with specific exercises that will help you achieve your therapeutic goals.