Megan Bledsoe
- Manual therapy combined with therapeutic exercise programs.
- Functional dry needling / intramuscular stimulation for muscle pain.
- Strength and conditioning for athletic performance and recovery.
- Movement development and running mechanics retraining.
- Orthopaedic rehabilitation for injury recovery and pain relief.
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Sooke Exercise Therapy
Megan Bledsoe MPT BSc(ExSc) IMS/FDN Master’s of Physical Therapy Bachelors of Science in Exercise Science Functional Dry needling/Intramuscular Stimulation (FDN/IMS) Megan received her Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from UBC in 2011, after having studied Exercise Science at the University of Akron in Ohio. Her passion for learning has drawn her into many course and certifications around strength and conditioning, running, movement development and orthopaedics. She is also certified in Functional Dry Needling/Intramuscular Stimulation (FDN/IMS). Megan is a very hands on physiotherapist, using a combination of manual therapy and exercise to take her clients to the next level and reach their goals. Megan has always been drawn to athletics and the development of movement. She has played most sports including volleyball, soccer, floor hockey, dance and basketball however pursued softball as her main athletic. She played professional softball in Europe and competed on the Canadian National Softball team. She takes every opportunity to be outside, enjoying time with her husband, two daughters and their dog. Megan continues her passion for development of young athletes though coaching her daughters’ sports teams.
6716 West Coast Road, 6, Sooke, BC, V9Z 1G1
For clients experiencing an injury greater than 3 months or a known complex injury. We take the time to assess and treat your presenting injury or challenge and sort out the root cause to prevent future injuries.
2015 Sheilds Rd, 301, Sooke, BC, V9Z 0P7
For clients experiencing an injury greater than 3 months or a known complex injury. We take the time to assess and treat your presenting injury or challenge and sort out the root cause to prevent future injuries.