creating change and restoring lives

 Charlotte Marvin is a physiotherapist with over 15 years of experience from the UK. She graduated from Brunel University in London in 2008. Charlotte went from study to work in a variety of clinical settings including orthopedics, surgical, pediatrics and musculoskeletal. She is certified in acupuncture through the AACP and spinal manipulation through Swodean Institute. Charlotte moved from the UK to Calgary in 2013 where she transferred her certifications to the Physiotherapy Alberta College. Her interest now lies in musculoskeletal injuries and she enjoys the diversity this type of rehabilitation entails. 

Rochelle has been helping people recover from injuries for over 23 years. Rochelle Lequier earned her Bachelors degree in Medical Rehabilitation (physiotherapy) at the University of Manitoba in 2001. She then went on to train and certify with the acupuncture foundation of Canada the same year. Due to the huge improvements she saw in her patients by combining the two methodologies, she continued her training in 2007 to include advanced dry needling techniques (GTT). She has also obtained her bachelors degree in Physical Education in 1997 from the University of Manitoba. Rochelle has also taken a special interest in utilizing real-time ultrasounds in the diagnosis and treatment of low back pain / conditions. More recently, Rochelle’s professional interests has also grown to include Pilates. By combining her Physiotherapy, Acupuncture and Pilates training, Rochelle is better able to respond to and understand her client’s injuries, thus ensuring the best possible treatment. 

Cheryl Salverda has over 37 years of experience in the physiotherapy field. Born and

raised in Prince Albert, SK, Cheryl earned her Bachelor of Science degree in

Physiotherapy at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, SK. She has worked in a

variety of settings in multiple locations including acute care and rehabilitation hospitals and

private practice clinics, caring for patients of all ages. Whether you have an acute injury,

have had surgery, or are suffering from a chronic condition or pain, Cheryl’s physiotherapy

care includes a detailed assessment to identify the source of pain, injury or dysfunction,

followed by treatment that may include manual therapy techniques, dry needling and

therapeutic exercise prescription. Cheryl strongly believes in providing her patients with

education and the tools and strategies for self management of their condition.