- Neck and back pain management with manual therapy.
- Hip, knee, shoulder and limb injury rehabilitation.
- Soft tissue release for muscle tension and restrictions.
- Movement therapy to restore mobility and functional movement.
- Active rehabilitation and strength-building for return to activity.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Spine & Sports Physical Therapy and Massage Therapy
4710 31 St, 201, Vernon, BC, V1T 5J9
Maggie is a Physiotherapist with an extensive background in health and fitness and rehabilitation medicine. Born and raised in Kamloops, she completed her Master of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta and her Bachelor of Human Kinetics (Kinesiology) from the University of British Columbia Okanagan. Additionally Maggie has post graduate training and completed her Certification in IMS 1. Athletics and fitness have always been a part of her life, participating in competitive soccer and trail running as a young athlete and CrossFit (both as an athlete and coach), snowboarding, and many other outdoor activities as an adult. Injuries and frustration with rehabilitation as a young athlete led her down the path of becoming a physiotherapist and she has a keen interest in helping individuals build strength, mobility and return to their desired activities. Maggie has experience treating a wide variety of injuries and areas such as the neck, back, hips, knees, shoulders, elbow, wrist/hand, ankle/foot, and more using a variety of techniques such as manual therapy, soft tissue release, movement therapy and active rehabilitation. She loves being a part of the Spine and Sports team and treating a wide variety of people here in Vernon!
An initial assessment is required for new patients that have not previously booked with a Physiotherapist at Spine & Sports North End. Also this appointment is required if you are an existing patient but have not had a subsequent visit within 1 calendar year. This appointment will include a full assessment of the injury, appropriate treatment with education and exercises/stretches if appropriate.