What is Physiotherapy???
A Physiotherapist is a primary healthcare professional who helps restore and preserve one’s mobility, function, and quality of life through physical rehabilitation, injury prevention, and health and wellness.
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2019 Australian Judo National Championships
ABOUT CAROL
Qualifications:
Master of Physiotherapy Studies (University of Queensland)
Master of Science in Sports Medicine and Health Sciences (the Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Bachelor of Kinesiology (University of British Columbia)
Functional Movement Systems (FMS) Levels 1 and 2
Dry Needling Training (Australia)
Certificate of Concussion Management for Elite Level Match Day Medical Staff from World Rugby
Experiences in rehabilitation including working with international level athletes, individuals with work or motor vehicle injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation as well as practicing in the emergency, intensive care unit (ICU), and long term care settings.
Language: English, Cantonese, Mandarin
Outside of work: You might catch me watching anatomy videos while cooking up something delicious for my family or community. Alternatively, you might find me on the bike, badminton court, or preparing for my next judo competition.
HOW CAN PHYSIOTHERAPY HELP?
Physiotherapists are trained to work with you from a holistic approach by assessing your body, functional mobility, and addressing your concerns, your treatment may include Education, Manual Therapy, Postural and Movement Analysis, Electrotherapy, Exercise Therapy, and/or Taping.
From enhancing your sports performance to managing your injury, disease, and disability by regaining mobility and function, reducing pain, improving strength, balance, coordination, learning exercises and body mechanics to help you self-manage your body to prevent problems down the road and improve your quality of life.
2018 Smiling for Smiddy Charity Ride (Australia)
2016 World Lacrosse Men's U19 Championships (Team Hong Kong)
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