Ashley is a skilled and passionate Physiotherapist dedicated to delivering the highest standard of care to help patients restore movement and function. She enjoys working with individuals of all ages and is happy to listen to patient concerns, to answer questions, and to explain the benefits of each treatment performed. Ashley promotes active recovery through individualized sessions with her patients, where she delivers therapeutic exercise programs and training, manual therapy, education, and self-management strategies to maximize patient success. She is multilingual and can provide services in English, French, and Vietnamese.

Ashley is a graduate of Queen’s University with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy. She is a current member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and the Ontario Physiotherapy Association. She has experience in multiple settings, including orthopaedic and sport injury clinics, a neurological and vestibular rehabilitation centre, pulmonary rehabilitation programs, palliative care teams, and hospital acute and convalescent care units. Originally from Montreal, she also holds a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science, with a specialization in Clinical Exercise Physiology from Concordia University. She previously worked as a Kinesiologist/Clinical Exercise Physiologist in the field of cardiac and neurological rehabilitation.

As a lifelong learner, Ashley strongly believes in ongoing professional development and on pursuing post-graduate certifications to ensure exceptional physiotherapy services. In her spare time, she loves to explore the great outdoors and stays physically active through hiking, cross-country skiing, and swimming. 

I have always been fascinated by the human body; namely, by the way it functions and heals. When time came to choose a profession, Massage Therapy was a natural choice for me. It provided me with a wealth of interesting knowledge as well as the opportunity to work with people.   I graduated from CDI College and became a Registered Massage Therapist in 2005.

I worked at a few other clinics prior to coming to the Greenboro Physiotherapy and Massage Clinic.   Here, I have the chance to work on a variety of health problems ranging from complicated injuries, (resulting from sports or motor vehicle accidents) to simply helping people relax; by reducing the tension that results from stress.   I strongly believe that education is an on-going process and this continuity is the reason why my treatment techniques are always evolving and improving. One thing that does not change, however, is my commitment to my patients and clients.  I look forward to many more years of practising in this rewarding profession.

I graduated from Algonquin College with an advanced diploma in massage therapy in 2019. Before becoming a massage therapist, I practiced in Taiwan as a specialist physician in general rehabilitation since 2013 and then moved on to more focused practice on musculoskeletal problems and chronic pain by combining regenerative injection and other complementary strategies one year later.

Having found that traditional medical training alone was insufficient to deal with those with complicated pain problems. I thus began to expose myself to a wide variety of therapeutic modalities including movement therapy, manual therapy, regenerative medicine, and other alternative medicine. I’ve taken extra training in CranioSacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation, Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization, and STOTT PILATES Rehab Programs and integrates them into massage treatment. My practice is more fascia-oriented and focuses on the connection between neurologic, musculoskeletal, and visceral systems.