Elise graduated with distinction from the University of Saskatchewan School of Physical Therapy in 1996, and the College of Physical Education in 1997.

Since becoming a Physiotherapist, Elise has worked in private practice in Saskatoon in a variety of roles. She was the manger of multidisciplinary teams, performing assessments and treatment programs for WCB, SGI, and other insurance companies. She has also taught at the School of Physical Therapy since 2008, as a sessional lecturer and lab instructor. In 2021, she received the Award of Merit for Clinical Excellence from the Saskatchewan Physiotherapy Association.

Over the years, Elise has continued to develop her skills and expertise in Vestibular therapy, helping patients with dizziness and balance issues. In 2010, she completed the competency-based Vestibular Rehabilitation course at Emory University School of Medicine. In 2016, she attended the advanced vestibular competency course at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Elise has a keen interest in treating infants and children. In 2018, she completed a course for assessment and treatment of torticollis and plagiocephaly at the children’s hospital Tufts Medical Center. She has also taken courses in cancer care, concussions, sports injuries, and musculoskeletal conditions over the years.

Elise is licensed with the Saskatchewan College of Physical Therapists. She is bilingual (fluent in French).

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Amanda graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiology and a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy. She received the award for the highest grade in clinical proficiency. Her research group received the award for the top research paper and was then published in the journal Physiotherapy Canada.

Amanda has continued to advance her knowledge and skills through continuing education. In 2011, she completed the competency-based Vestibular Rehabilitation course at the Emory University School of Medicine. In 2014, she attended the advanced vestibular competency course at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.

In addition to her specialized training and almost 15 years of experience in assessing and treating patients with dizziness and balance problems, she also performs educational sessions for other healthcare professionals in this regard.

Amanda has always worked in a private practice setting helping her patients to recover from a variety of conditions (balance and dizziness disorders, jaw disorders, headaches/migraines, posture issues, etc.) and injuries (concussions, spinal injuries, motor vehicle accident injuries, workplace injuries, sports injuries, etc.).

Amanda is licensed with the Saskatchewan College of Physical Therapists. She is certified to perform dry needling

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