3 Best Physiotherapists in Winnipeg, MB

“Don Charbonneau graduated in 1996 with a Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation in Physical Therapy from the University of Manitoba. He holds certification in advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy, Acupuncture (Acupuncture Canada), Dry Needling (Gokavi Transverse Technique Program), Functional abilities problem evaluations and reconditioning programs and Custom orthotics. He also utilises modalities, including acupuncture, dry needling, and low-level laser, to facilitate healing and restore normal biomechanics. He takes a hands-on approach to physiotherapy, customized to each client. He also plays a lead role in their Functional Abilities Evaluations and Reconditioning Programs. Don Charbonneau has been treating patients at River East Physiotherapy for 28 years. The clinic has specialized skills to assess, diagnose and treat symptoms of illness, injury or disability. They provide one-to-one sessions with physiotherapists and group classes for hip and knee arthritis.

“Susanne Robson completed her physiotherapy degree at the University of Manitoba. She provides proper instruction on exercise techniques, manual therapy, and other modalities to improve patient outcomes. Susanne leads the way with a unique perspective on the practice of physiotherapy. She has worked with various patients, including the elderly, children, and high-level and professional athletes. Susanne has a wealth of experience in trauma and neurology wards at the Health Sciences Center. Her certification as a group fitness leader and more than 23 years of experience as an aerobics instructor give her an edge in communicating proper techniques to patients. She practices at Prairie Trail Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic. The clinic specializes in athletic therapy, physio for TMJ, physio for whiplash/car accidents, sports injury treatment, dry needling, IMS, GTT, acupuncture, repetitive strain injuries, and physio for back pain.

“D'Arcy Bain earned his initial diploma in physiotherapy from the University of Manitoba in 1971 and subsequently completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree in 1975. His professional journey commenced at St. Boniface Hospital, where he dedicated seven years to his role as a physiotherapist. His unwavering commitment led him to establish D'Arcy Bain Physiotherapy, a venture that has spanned four decades and predominantly revolved around clinical practice. With a fervent passion for sports medicine, D'Arcy has consistently demonstrated exceptional skills, leading to his selection as a therapist for multiple Summer Olympics (1976, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992). His dedication to his field has garnered recognition and accolades, including the Malyska-Bonar Award for achieving the highest marks in clinical training at the UofM School of Medical Rehabilitation (1971), an Award from the Sports Physiotherapy Division of Canada as a founding member (1981), the Susan MacDonald Award in acknowledgement of his significant contributions to the profession (2015), and recognition from Sports Physiotherapy of Manitoba for his noteworthy contributions to the field (2017). They work with your medical providers to provide evidence-based treatment. D'Arcy Bain has 50 years in the physical therapy business. He offers patient-centred care at four convenient Winnipeg locations, supported by experienced and knowledgeable therapists, and provides in-house mentoring for therapists to ensure ongoing professional growth.