Amy is a physiotherapist based on Vancouver Island, BC with a passion for functional play, movement, and client-centered care. She is especially drawn to working with neurological conditions, where she can support development through fun, engaging, and meaningful therapy that fits naturally into their everyday lives. She believes in creating a positive, supportive space where therapy feels less like work and more like play. She values the role of functional movement and purposeful activity in helping children build strength, independence, and confidence. Whether supporting mobility, motor planning, coordination or activity participation, she approaches each session with curiosity, compassion, and creativity. 

Amy's approach is rooted in the biopsychosocial model, recognizing the importance of treating the whole child—not just the condition. She takes time to understand each child’s unique strengths, interests, and goals, working closely with families to create realistic, personalized plans that empower everyone involved in the rehabilitation journey. 

Outside of work, you can find Amy exploring new hiking trails with her two dogs, running, or getting lost in a good book. Separate from her love of movement and activity, she's always on the hunt for the best local sweet treats!