Michelle Cojulun is an Orthopedic Physiotherapist.
For Michelle, treating symptoms isn’t enough. She believes it’s even more important to understand why your symptoms exist. To figure this out, she’ll often look at factors beyond body impairments to discover and help you to address underlying contributors. She doesn’t believe in quick fixes but will work extensively with you to find meaningful, practical, and long-lasting solutions that go beyond the clinic walls.
In her treatments, Michelle often blends education with focused exercise, manual (hands-on) therapy, and dry needling. She loves to teach exercises to help reduce nerve pain and shines while helping those with persistent and neuropathic conditions. She finds that exercise therapy is empowering for her patients. She loves Adam Meakins’ famous quote: “You can’t go wrong getting strong!” and individualizes this to what is most appropriate for YOU.
She also has a special interest in temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and jaw pain, headaches, neck and shoulder concerns, and works with local dentists to collaborate and treat mutual patients with TMJ symptoms.
Michelle is very passionate about continuing clinical education, having both a Masters of Physical Therapy and a Masters of Rehabilitation Science. She’s constantly learning and her fierce dedication to professional development led to her becoming a Fellow of the Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy in 2021. She also believes that staying up-to-date on the research is important and evolves her practice to match emerging evidence.
Michelle is also a new mom to a beautiful baby girl, Kayla, born in March of 2024.
When not in the clinic, she can found with her baby, playing video games with her husband, Andrew, snuggling her three kitties, Henry, Rosa and Daisy, and participating in CrossFit. Michelle can also be found cooking, enjoying a cup of coffee, or watching the Food Network for further cooking inspiration.
Michelle hopes that her experience, attitude, and desire to help you learn more about yourself will help you have an amazing physiotherapy experience, feel better, and ultimately, stay better.
Teresa Waser is an Orthopedic & Pelvic Health Physiotherapist with years of clinical experience and extensive continuing education. She provides high quality, 1-on-1 care for people of all ages with a focus on education, exercise and a whole person approach.
Teresa has special interests in strength and conditioning across the lifespan, pelvic health in sport, running injury prevention & treatment, and the treatment of persistent pain.
She also teaches fellow clinicians & fitness professionals internationally for Reframe Rehab, Pelvic Health Solutions and My PT Education.
She loves CrossFit, running, spending time with her family, and all things Disney.
