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About Us
Laura Libby graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a degree in physiotherapy in 1990. She obtained her Diploma in Sport Physiotherapy in 2001 and the Certificate of Intermediate Manual and Manipulative Therapy in 2003. She has completed post-graduate courses in the McKenzie technique and Acupuncture Level 1and 2. Laura has worked with international, national, provincial and local level athletes including the 1999 Pan Am Games and the 2005 Canada Summer games. She has done numerous international tours with Rugby Canada at various age grades including the 2008 Churchhill Cup and the 2011 Hong Kong Sevens. She has done extensive orthopedic and sports related post graduate courses including Fit for Golf, Bike Fit, Fit to Play and Perform and ImPact Test-Sport Concussion Seminar.
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Karen Rupke graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a degree in physiotherapy in 2000. Since graduating, she has worked exclusively in orthopedics, and has completed her Intermediate Certificate of Manual and Manipulative Therapy. She has also completed various orthopedic related post graduate courses including Lyn Watson’s shoulder Level 1 and 2, Acupuncture Level 1 and 2, McKenzie spinal courses and David Butler neurotransmission. She has a special interest in shoulders, feet, and lower extremity bio mechanics particularly running injuries. |
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Bob Lyeo graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in physiotherapy in 1999. He went on to further develop his skills with additional post-graduate courses including McKenzie training, Sahrmann muscle balance, and numerous courses through the Orthopedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, of which he is a member. He holds a Certificate of Intermediate Orthopaedic and Manipulative Physiotherapy Examination since 2005. He is challenging the Advanced examination in the November 2011. Bob's current focus of practice is in the outpatient orthopedic setting, and he believes that a professional, active and client-centered approach is the best road to achieving optimal outcomes in rehabilitation.
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Jodi Bussiere graduated from McGill University in 1993, from the Faculty of Physical Therapy. Jodi has worked in both the hospital and private practice settings. She has Certificate of Intermediate Manual and Manipulative Therapy, and has achieved her Diploma in Sport Physiotherapy. Jodi is involved in curriculum planning and teaching at the Faculty of Physical Therapy at The University of Toronto. She works as a Sport Physiotherapist at various sporting events, she was part of the Short Track Speed Skating Medical Team at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver, B.C and the 2011 Canada Winter Games. |