Physiotherapist, Certified Hand Therapist

Danielle embarked on her journey in the field of physiotherapy after graduating from the Masters of Physiotherapy program at the University of British Columbia in 2011. Prior to this, she obtained a Bachelor's Degree of Science in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, and delved into various roles including researcher in biology laboratories, kinesiologist, and personal trainer at a private gym. It was through her active lifestyle and personal encounters with sports injuries that Danielle developed a profound appreciation for the transformative impact of physiotherapy on individuals' lives. Motivated by her own experiences, she resolved to become a physiotherapist to aid others in their journey towards injury recovery and optimal physical health.

Post-graduation, Danielle garnered extensive experience across several private practice clinics in the greater Vancouver area, eventually settling in Squamish. Here, she specializes in treating patients and athletes afflicted with a spectrum of work-related, motor vehicle accident, and sports-related injuries.

Her passion for hand therapy blossomed during her tenure as a kinesiologist in a physiotherapy clinic, where she was introduced to this specialized field. Under the guidance of Peter Sharpe, CHT, Danielle immersed herself in hand therapy, eventually culminating in her successful completion of the certified hand therapy exam in spring 2017.