As a prior varsity athlete, Shari has personally experienced the costs and benefits of high level training on the human body. Having been on both sides of injury and recovery, Shari holds a unique perspective that lends her a compassionate treatment style and understanding of sporting demands.

Working in acute care in the hospital has also expanded her knowledge and experience in treating acute injuries and post-surgical management.

Shari completed her Bachelors of Science in Exercise and Health Physiology from the University of Calgary in 2005, where she had the privilege to train with and study Olympic athletes at the Olympic Oval, prior to attaining her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta in 2010.

Achievements/courses: - Clinical Doctorate program completed in 2016 focused on manual and manipulative therapy - Lynn Watson Shoulder course - Manual therapy levels I and II - Running injury prevention/treatment - Management of soft tissue injuries

Shari loves almost any outdoor pursuit and is passionate about healthy, sustainable food. When she is not at the clinic or hospital, you can often find her working on her small farm here in Maple Ridge, tending to her free-range animals and free-range children.

Empowering patients to take charge of their recovery is the best way to ensure long-term, lasting results.

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