She is also trained in treating clients of Pelvic pain through a Trauma informed Lens.

The Cochrane Collaboration 2010 concluded that Physiotherapists with specialized training in pelvic floor rehabilitation (using internal examination to teach the exercises) should be the first line of defence, before surgical consultation, for stress, urge and mixed incontinence in women. Pelvic floor physiotherapy can only be performed by a specially trained physiotherapist who has undergone post-secondary education and is registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. She has successfully treated clients with Incontinence, Neurological & Orthopedic conditions & Post operative Rehabilitation. In her free time Pia loves to explore new trails, spending time outdoors and spend time with her friends and family! .

This approach offers a non-surgical alternative to more invasive surgery for relief of pain in the neck, arm, back, and leg due to disc herniation and stenosis. It also offers a gentle and effective approach for less complex conditions of back and neck pain as well. For more information on what and how I treat please see website www.myspinalcareclinic.com

She uses a combination of Manual Therapy techniques such as Mulligans technique and Joint mobilizations in her treatment plans. Pia also specializes in Pelvic Rehabilitation and Pneumatic Compression therapy for Lymphedema management.

She has a keen interest in Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation. She finished her training in 2016 and has been working with clients complaining of Pelvic pain, Urge and Stress Incontinence, Frequency, Diastatis Recti, Pain on straining and bowel movements and Post-partum Sacroiliac Dysfunction and Incontinence.