Carrie Viola
- Rehabilitation from sport-related knee injuries and surgery.
- Restore function and prevent re-injury post-surgery.
- Address persistent pain with advanced manual therapy techniques.
- Integrated whole-body approach for movement dysfunction.
- Combine hands-on therapy with targeted Clinical Pilates exercises.
- Chan Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation for deep muscle pain.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Cypress Physio + Health
145 15th St W, Unit #300, North Vancouver, BC, V7M 1R9
Carrie’s path to physiotherapy began early, following a series of sport-related knee injuries that required both surgery and rehabilitation. These first-hand experiences shaped her passion for helping others move with strength and confidence, whether recovering from injury, surgery, or persistent pain. Today, she combines her personal insight with advanced clinical training to help clients restore function, prevent re-injury, and reach their performance goals safely and effectively. Carrie earned her Master’s degree in Physiotherapy from McMaster University in 2006 after completing a Bachelor’s degree in Human Kinetics at the University of Guelph. She holds a Certificate in Manual and Manipulative Therapy through the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and is certified in Chan Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (CG*IMS). Drawing on her training in the Integrated Systems Model (ISM), Carrie takes a whole-body approach to uncover the root causes of pain and movement dysfunction. Her treatment approach integrates hands-on techniques with targeted exercises, often incorporating Clinical Pilates principles to promote balanced movement patterns. With curiosity, care, and a pragmatic approach, Carrie supports clients of all backgrounds in achieving meaningful results. After several years working in private orthopaedic clinics throughout Vancouver, Carrie is pleased to return to the North Shore, a community she now proudly calls home. Outside of her clinical work, she enjoys staying active on the local trails accompanied by her energetic dog, Pippa.
Choose this option if this is your first visit to our clinic, your last visit was greater than 3 months ago, or if you have a new injury. The full hour is recommended for initial assessments. It allows the therapist to have more time to do a proper history, full assessment & for you to receive some treatment & possibly some exercises.