Vi Ngo
Coeur Physiotherapy
1 Edmonton City Centre NW, Unit 324, Edmonton, AB, T5J 4H5
Growing up, Vi played all sorts of sports with the boys in her neighbourhood but was especially involved in organized soccer since the age of 8. So it was natural by the time she was in high school, she was curious about physiotherapy. It was even her father's idea to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Alberta. Thanks to her father's suggestion and her love of physical activity, she found her passion for human anatomy and physiology leading to her pursuit in physical therapy. Master of Science in Physical Therapy - University of Alberta Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology - University of Alberta Certified in Acupuncture and Gunn IMS Vi treats a variety of musculoskeletal injuries from sports or day-to-day activities and motor vehicle collision injuries. However, her main interests are with sports or physical activity related injuries. She has experience working with work-related injuries, hip/knee replacements, dancers and gymnasts of all levels as well as national level athletes in badminton and bobsleigh/skeleton. Vi is always wanting to push herself to provide the best care possible for her clients, so it is very important to her to continue to pursue post-graduate courses. She has already taken courses in the Canadian Physiotherapy Association Orthopaedic Levels, Mulligan Concept, Acupuncture Canada and Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS). Vi is currently working towards completing her Orthopaedic Levels to earn her Fellowship in Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy. During her spare time, Vi continues to play soccer, indoor and outdoor. She also loves hiking, camping, snowboarding, longboarding and taking her dog for long walks along the river valley. She also loves to travel all over the world when she can.
A one-hour comprehensive physiotherapy assessment. Book this if you are a new patient, a current patient with a new injury, or a patient who has not been seen for their injury for 6 months.