Carrie Dillman

Registered Physiotherapist, Acupuncture Provider and ADP Provider, Bonefit trained

 

Carrie feels strongly about assisting her patients to achieve and maintain recovery and pain control by providing techniques, strategies and education addressing the root of their problem. She attended Acadia University where she completed the Bachelor of Kinesiology program, receiving the Governor General’s Silver Medal and working on the development and use of the “Physical Activity and Exercise Tool-kit” – a resource aimed to assist Diabetes Educators in providing physical activity and exercise counseling. Carrie completed her Masters of Physiotherapy at the University of Western Ontario. Upon graduation, she has worked in research (co-author on the Canadian Physical Activity Guidelines for the Early Years and the Canadian Sedentary Behaviour Guidelines for the Early Years), physiotherapy homecare, rehabilitation and clinical environments. Carrie is Bonefit trianed to assist those with osteoporosis and has taken continuing education courses in acupuncture, exercise and soft tissue.