Williams Lake Physio offers professional treatment for musculoskeletal conditions such as sprains, strains, back, shoulder and neck pain and arthritis. We can also help address women’s health related issues as well as bursitis, posture problems, sports injuries, workplace injuries and reduced mobility.

We can help you regain full function after an operation through post-surgery rehabilitation.

Our goal as healthcare professionals is to aid you in restoring, maintaining and maximising your strength, function, movement and overall wellbeing – both short-term and long-term.

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Workplace
injuries

Women’s health biofeedback and other electrotherapy modalities

Learn more about how your body works and how to improve your current state of health.

Soft tissue injuries

Rehabilitating strains, sprains and other damage to muscles, tendons and ligaments.

Strengthening and exercise programme

Achieve more than you ever thought possible.

Lymph drainage

Massage techniques designed to promote the movement of lymphatic fluid throughout your body, and help remove toxins.

Electrotherapy

Electrical muscle stimulation involves electrical impulses being delivered to your body to help with certain conditions by increasing blood circulation, relieving muscle spasms and decreasing muscle atrophy.

ICBC and WCB patients

Williams Lake Physio has service contracts with both WorkSafe BC and ICBC.

At Williams Lake Physio, our team of qualified physiotherapists offers the following treatments and therapies. Please contact us if you would like more information or to arrange a confidential, no-obligation appointment to discuss your needs.

Surita graduated from the University of Pretoria, South Africa in 2006. She worked for 11 years in orthopaedic physiotherapy including acute post-operative rehabilitation, outpatient treatment (specifically neck and back injury rehabilitation) and sports injuries.

Surita is also skilled in dry needling, dynamic and kinesio taping. Her further training has covered temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, associated cervicogenic headaches and Orthopaedic Manual Therapy.

Surita moved to Canada with her family in 2017 and bought the Williams Lake Physiotherapy clinic the following year. 

Eghardt graduated from the University of Pretoria, South Africa in 2007. He completed a post-graduate certificate in sports physiotherapy. He completed courses with a focus on concussion assessment and rehabilitation. Furthermore he has undergone training in temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and vestibular disorders, orthopaedic manual therapy and joint manipulations.

Eghardt has worked with numerous professional sports teams including Field Hockey South Africa and Korfball South Africa, as well as club and school rugby and cricket teams, individual professional track athletes and tennis players.

He has lectured at a post-graduate level and presented taping courses, and is certified in dry needling and Orthopaedic Manual Therapy.

Eghardt moved to Canada with his wife and daughter in 2019.

Yvonne graduated from the University of Pretoria, South Africa in 2006. She has completed courses in dry needling and Dynamic and Kinesio taping.  She is a trained Pilates instructor and completed a specialised course on Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy (OMT) in 2014.

Yvonne has a special interest in Women’s Health and completed Women’s Health training courses in South Africa and Canada. 

She moved to Canada with her husband and two daughters in 2019. 

Along with Marie, Jennifer ensures that all patients arriving at Williams Lake Physio – whether for their first or a repeat appointment – are made to feel warmly welcome. Her superb administrative abilities help our team of physiotherapists maximise their treatment time and focus entirely on therapy.

Williams Lake Physio has partnered with Physiotec – an application that displays exercise programs assigned to a patient. Patients can login here

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