Live, train, perform, and be your best.
Move with more confidence and less pain.
Paige lives, works, and plays in Vancouver, British Columbia. She is available for virtual coaching worldwide.
Physiotherapy appointments may only be booked by people in British Columbia, Canada. All other appointments must be booked as Athletic Consulting.
Contact Paige for more info.
Paige believes that movement is medicine and that the human body is incredibly resilient. Her education and experience enable her to be thorough in her guidance for rehabilitation from injury or illness; active and healthy living; and sport performance. Her approach to treatment is evidence based and clinically informed, using skilled hands-on techniques, exercise and movement, and intramuscular stimulation (IMS / dry needling). She integrates physiotherapy plans into clients’ lives and training schedules to best support their recovery.
Paige received her Master of Physical Therapy and her Master of Kinesiology in Sport Physiology and Coaching Science from the University of British Columbia. She is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist with the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Prior to becoming a physiotherapist, Paige worked for several years as a strength and conditioning consultant to athletes in a variety of sports, and coached competitive university and high school rowing. She currently sits on the Board of Directors for the Canadian Disability Foundation and teaches in the UBC School of Kinesiology.
In her spare time you’ll find her running in Kits and Point Grey, hiking or biking the trails of the North Shore mountains, on the water coaching rowing, or on the beach with a good book. She is usually planning her next adventure and is always keen to hear about any great travel destinations or experiences.
Education
Master of Physical Therapy (UBC)
Master of Kinesiology, Sport Physiology & Coaching Science (UBC)
Bachelor of Human Kinetics (UBC)
Continuing Education & Conferences
Functional Gait Assessment
Management of Chronic Neck and Back Pain
Anatomical Neuropathic Intramuscular Stimulation I
Training Clients with Shoulder Injury – Modifications and Considerations
Loading and Unloading Strategies
Implementing Core Training into Strength Training for Sport
Rotational Power for the Everyday Athlete
Pregnancy and Postpartum: Clinical and Athlete Considerations
Mental Health Considerations in the Workplace
Blood Flow Restriction Therapy
Shoulder Complex: The Shoulder should not be Complicated
Modern Management of the Older Adult
Lumbar Spine: Management and Manual Therapy
Advanced Concepts and Clinical Management of the Fitness Athlete
Cervical Spine: Management and Manual Therapy
Functional Dry Needling Level 1 Kinetacore
Lyn Watson Level 1, Shoulder Management
Psychological Considerations of Injuries
Manual Manipulative Therapy Level 1
Accessible Community Forum: Built Environment
Canadian Physiotherapy Association Annual Congress
Advanced Periodization Virtual Conference NSCA
Saskatchewan Provincial Clinic NSCA
Sport Innovation Summit
Rowing Canada Aviron Coaching Conference
Petro Canada Sport Leadership Sportif