Amy graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the
University of Western Ontario in 1997. She is a member in good standing with
the College of Physiotherapists in Ontario.

For over 25 years, Amy has been practicing physiotherapy with pt Health. She started her career in Stoney Creek in 1997, and in 2007 transferred to her current location at Brant 730 Physiotherapy, in Burlington.

Amy is passionate about promoting a healthy lifestyle, and believes in the body’s self-healing capacity. More recently, her continuing education has focused on coaching and plant-based nutrition. She has successfully completed her Lifestyle & Wellness Health Coach Certificate from York University, Plant-Based Nutrition Certificate from eCornell T. Colin Campbell Centre for Nutrition Studies, The Science of Well-Being from Yale, Certified as a Nutritional Physical Therapist
from Nutritional Physical therapy, Certified as a Holistic Nutritionist, Health & Wellness Coach and Holistic Health Coach, Certificate of Completion of The Plant-Based Athlete course, and most recently Certified as a Personal Trainer, all
from the American Fitness Professionals & Associates.

Amy strives to motivate, educate, and empower clients through their rehab journey to regain their function and get back into life through a holistic approach and traditional rehab.

Amy whole heartedly believes that, for the vast majority of us, we ultimately have the power to take control over our own health, through the simple choices we make on a daily basis; regarding our food, activity/exercise, stress management,
and social connections. Our current health status is a reflection of the accumulation of our daily habits over our lifetime, which have either lead us towards good health, or away from it. Simple daily healthy choices, done consistently over time, can be very powerful on ones health status. The power of choice is ultimately your own.

Amy enjoys working with a wide range of clients, from infants to seniors, and believes at any age we can live healthy to be well.