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Stephanie graduated from McMaster University in 2021 with a Master of Science in Physiotherapy after completing her Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at Acadia University. During her studies, she developed a strong interest in pelvic health and knew early on that she wanted to pursue specialized training in this area.

She has completed post-graduate education in urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, and trauma-informed care, as well as culturally safe, gender diverse care for trans and non-binary individuals in physiotherapy. Stephanie is passionate about working holistically with her clients, using a biopsychosocial framework that integrates manual therapy, corrective exercise, and pain science education to support meaningful, sustainable outcomes. She also incorporates biofeedback as a tool for pelvic floor awareness and control when appropriate.

She is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive space where each person feels seen, heard, and supported in their care journey. Recently, Stephanie became a new mom, and her lived experience has further deepened her compassion and insight when supporting clients through pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond.

Outside of work, Stephanie loves coffee shop chats with friends, walks in Point Pleasant Park, and spending time with her growing family—especially in her proud roles as both mom and aunt.

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Erika has been a practicing physiotherapist since 1995, with a diverse clinical background that spans multiple countries and areas of specialization. Her path to pelvic health physiotherapy began after experiencing persistent pelvic pain during her first pregnancy in 2006. Since then, she has devoted her career to understanding the complex biomechanics of the pelvic region and applying physiotherapy strategies to support bladder, bowel, and sexual function, as well as pelvic, hip, and low back pain syndromes.

Erika holds a Master’s degree and has completed all but her dissertation toward a PhD. She is a recipient of the Governor General’s Gold Medal as top graduate student and was awarded the distinguished Killam Scholar award. To deepen her hands-on skills, she pursued additional training as a manual osteopath.

Her clinical approach combines advanced manual therapy techniques with evidence-informed tools such as biofeedback, corrective exercise, and pain science education. Erika has completed advanced certification in the treatment of incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, voiding dysfunction, bladder and sexual pain syndromes, ano-rectal disorders, pelvic girdle pain in pregnancy, pediatric pelvic floor dysfunction, and most recently, lactation-related concerns in both mothers and infants.

Erika proudly offers care for people of all genders. She is deeply committed to gender diverse care and creates an inclusive, supportive, and trauma-informed environment for every individual who enters her space. Her clinic is dedicated exclusively to the treatment of pelvic health conditions, grounded in respect, affirmation, and clinical excellence.

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Amy completed her Master of Science in Physiotherapy at Dalhousie University in 2019, following a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics and Biology from St. Francis Xavier University in 2016. Prior to becoming a physiotherapist, Amy worked as a kinesiologist, bringing valuable experience in movement science and rehabilitation.

Amy’s clinical background includes work in acute care, orthopedics, geriatrics, and cardiopulmonary rehabilitation. These diverse experiences led her to discover her passion for pelvic health physiotherapy. She has since completed extensive post-graduate training in pelvic floor therapy, including the treatment of pelvic organ prolapse, dyspareunia, and male pelvic pain, as well as specialized training in pessary fitting, manual therapy techniques, and biofeedback for pelvic floor dysfunction.

She has also completed teacher training in Clinical Pilates with a focus on pelvic health, and incorporates corrective exercise, breathwork, and functional movement strategies into her treatment and group classes. Amy takes a biopsychosocial and trauma-informed approach, drawing on pain science education and holistic rehabilitation principles to support clients living with complex pelvic pain.

Amy is passionate about offering inclusive care and has a strong interest in supporting individuals with gastrointestinal and rectal conditions. She is committed to creating a safe, affirming, and open space for all, with a particular focus on gender diverse care. Her personal experience with pelvic health physiotherapy has shaped her empathetic, grounded approach, and she values the opportunity to build trust and empower her clients through education and connection.

Outside the clinic, you can find Amy cycling local trails, exploring Nova Scotia’s beaches, and enjoying nature and portrait photography.

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Logan holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics from St. Francis Xavier University and a Master of Science in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University. She began her physiotherapy career in the neurosurgical ICU at the Halifax Infirmary, where she developed a deep appreciation for providing compassionate, client-centered care during some of life’s most critical and vulnerable moments. Following this, Logan transitioned into outpatient orthopedics, where she strengthened her expertise in musculoskeletal rehabilitation.

Logan’s longstanding interest in pregnancy and postpartum health eventually led her to specialize in pelvic health physiotherapy. She now combines her orthopedic and pelvic health training to offer holistic, individualized care for clients across all stages of life.

She has completed advanced coursework in urinary incontinence, corrective exercise for the perinatal population, and biofeedback for pelvic floor dysfunction. Logan integrates hands-on therapy, functional movement, and pain science education into her treatments to address the root causes of dysfunction and support long-term recovery.

Logan is committed to gender diverse care and strives to create a safe, inclusive space where all clients feel seen, respected, and supported. Her approach emphasizes collaboration, empowerment, and education—ensuring that each person leaves with the tools and confidence to navigate their health journey.

When she’s not in the clinic, Logan enjoys exploring new restaurants, cooking at home, visiting family in Prince Edward Island, and hosting friends for cozy gatherings and good food.

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Sonya has been a physiotherapist since 1995, beginning her career in hospital-based care, where she worked extensively with acute medical, surgical, and intensive care patients. These early experiences shaped her compassionate, whole-person approach to rehabilitation. After returning to Nova Scotia in 2014, Sonya was introduced to pelvic health physiotherapy while working with Erika Burger and was inspired to pursue advanced training in this deeply impactful area of care.

Sonya has completed extensive post-graduate education in urinary incontinence, dyspareunia, pelvic organ prolapse, ano-rectal disorders, biofeedback, and pessary fitting. She has also received advanced training in treating endometriosis, chronic pelvic pain (CPPS), erectile dysfunction, and post-prostatectomy rehabilitation. Her clinical approach is grounded in pain science, corrective exercise, and trauma-informed care, with a strong commitment to inclusive, gender diverse care.

She is passionate about providing clear, evidence-based education and helping clients feel empowered and supported as they work toward their pelvic health goals. Sonya believes in meeting people where they’re at, and in creating a safe and welcoming space where healing can begin.

Outside of work, Sonya enjoys time in nature—walking in the woods, beachcombing, and tending to her garden—as well as spending time with her family and close friends.

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Andrea has been a practicing physiotherapist for over twenty years. Known for her thorough and compassionate approach, Andrea prioritizes building strong therapeutic relationships with her clients. She takes time to understand how symptoms affect their daily lives, working collaboratively to help them achieve meaningful rehabilitation goals. Her practice is rooted in trauma-informed care, and she creates a respectful, inclusive space for healing.

After graduating from Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario in 2003 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy, Andrea began her career in private practice with a focus on orthopaedics. Over time, her clinical interests expanded into pelvic health, where she now focuses her continuing education and practice.

Andrea has completed advanced post-graduate training in pelvic health physiotherapy, including courses on pelvic pain and dysfunction, urinary incontinence, perinatal care, Cesarean birth recovery, dyspareunia, and trans and gender diverse care. She is committed to affirming care for all bodies and identities.

Her clinical toolkit includes the use of biofeedback, corrective exercise, manual therapy, and pain science education to support recovery and optimize function. Andrea also draws from training in acupuncture and movement assessment to address musculoskeletal and pelvic health concerns holistically.

Outside of work, Andrea enjoys spending time with her family and friends, walking in nature, baking, and swapping recipes - especially those that bring comfort and connection.

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A graduate of the 2200 hour, ICT program in St John’s, NL, Denise has been practicing Massage Therapy since 2007. While Denise appreciates the relaxing component of her practice, she is most inspired by the therapeutic benefits massage offers. Denise has spent years honing her skills and expanding her professional interests by completing courses including the RMT Approaches for Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction. Most recently, Denise completed training in breast/chest surgeries.

In what felt like a natural expansion to her massage practice, she completed yoga teacher training at the Chopra Center in California in 2013. Additionally, she completed postpartum yoga training along with restorative and rehabilitative yoga workshops.

With a deep appreciation for learning and teaching others about the benefits of movement and massage, Denise is excited to offer her services at The Pelvic Health Clinic!

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Jenny Roy brings a unique dual focus to our clinic, offering care in both pelvic health and pediatrics. She works with adults (assigned female at birth) experiencing pelvic health concerns, as well as children and teens (ages 0–18) of all genders, including those with pediatric pelvic health conditions. Her practice includes support for bladder and bowel dysfunction, pelvic pain, and developmental concerns in both adults and children.

Jenny earned her Master of Science in Physiotherapy from Dalhousie University in 2017, following a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Acadia University. Her interest in pelvic health was sparked while working in pediatrics - through conversations with new parents and through supporting children with toileting challenges.

She has since pursued specialized training in urinary and fecal incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, dyspareunia, anorectal disorders, and pediatric pelvic health. She’s also completed courses in pediatric neurodevelopment, infant physiotherapy, dynamic core for kids, and pediatric yoga. Jenny incorporates biofeedback, corrective exercise, and pain science education into her treatment plans, tailoring each session to the needs and goals of the client.

Jenny is passionate about gender diverse care and strives to create an inclusive, affirming, and safe space where clients of all ages feel heard and supported. With her younger clients, she uses a play-based approach, blending therapy with games and imagination to make sessions engaging and effective. She finds joy in helping people of all ages build independence, confidence, and comfort in their bodies.

Outside of the clinic, you’ll often find Jenny at the beach, on her paddleboard, or in the kitchen cooking and baking. She also loves to travel and explore new places.

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Dr. Rebecca Wynn was born and raised in New Brunswick. Her early interest and participation in sports led her to complete a Bachelor in Kinesiology from Acadia University. She continued and obtained a Doctorate of Chiropractic degree from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC). During her studies she completed a certification in Contemporary Medical Acupuncture from McMaster University.

Dr. Wynn has a particular interest in sport injuries as well as perinatal and paediatric care. She has dedicated herself to furthering her knowledge through continuing education in courses such as concussion management, pre and post natal rehab, and paediatric care. She is a Sport First Responder, an ambassador with GrowCo and is certified in The Webster Technique.

She utilizes a variety of treatment techniques such as soft tissue therapy, joint mobilization and manipulation, acupuncture/electro-acupuncture, therapeutic modalities, rehabilitative exercises and education to help patients reach their movement goals.

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