Correen O'Shea
- Integrates geology background into practice.
- Emphasizes patient empowerment and self-care.
- Tailors treatments to individual needs.
- Utilizes an evidence-based approach.
- Seeks further training in manual lymphatic drainage.
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Pursuit of Motion Physiotherapy
13613-163rd St NW, 202, Edmonton, AB, T5V 0B5
Hi, I’m Correen! I grew up in Fort Saskatchewan and played many youth sports, including competitive swimming and ringette. My love for swimming led me to become a lifeguard and swim instructor while obtaining my BSc. in Geology at the UofA. Even then, I took courses in biology, human osteology, and zoology; I have always had a keen interest in the science of life and how we work! After over a decade in geology I decided to pursue my passion and graduated from the MacEwan University Massage Therapy program. I take an evidence-based approach to treatment, tailoring my work to everyone’s needs and abilities. I believe healing and feeling your best goes way beyond the massage treatment; empowering my patients with body awareness and self-care activities is integral to their lasting success! In addition to conventional therapeutic massage, I want to train further in other therapies and practices, such as manual lymphatic drainage techniques.
This is an effective treatment that involves the manipulation of soft tissues in the body in order to reduce muscle tension, reducing or eliminating pain, improving joint mobility, and reducing stress.