The Pelvic and Reproductive Health Division Team

Marie-Ève finished her MSc in Physiotherapy in December 2023 after completing her BSc in Physiotherapy at Laval University. Her interest in pelvic health increased during her Bachelor’s degree and she wanted to become more involved in spreading the many benefits. Marie-Ève has been practicing pelvic and reproductive health in a rural area for a year now. In her free time, she likes to do crossfit, snowboard and spend time with her friends and family.

Anne-Marie graduated from Laval University and has completed the Microprogram in perineal and pelvic rehabilitation from Montreal University. She practices in pelvic health and paediatrics and she’s currently the vice-president of the Quebec Physiotherapy Association. She thrives to advocate for pelvic care access throughout Canada. Outside of being an invested PT, Anne-Marie is a proud mom of two girls who loves long runs: in the winter, you might see her skiing downhill with them!

Dana practices in pelvic health, orthopaedics, and paediatrics. She completed her BSc and BHK degrees at UBC before completing her MScPT at the University of Alberta in 2011. Dana has been practicing in pelvic and reproductive health physio for over 10 years now, is a lab assistant with PHS, and is a member of UBC’s Advancing the Science of Physiologic Birth Research Cluster. Living in a ski town Dana takes every chance there is to get up the hill, which she especially loves to do with her two kids. When not skiing or working Dana loves to read curled up with her two cats.

Julie is a rural physiotherapist practicing in a variety of settings including pelvic health, sport, and general orthopaedics. She has completed her bachelors degree in Kinesiology and Masters degree in Physical Therapy at the University of Manitoba. Through her own experience working in a rural setting, Julie understands how hard it can be for people to access pelvic health care, including long travel distances and limited local services. Outside of her physiotherapist role she is a mother to two young children and enjoys being physically active in a variety of ways whether cross country skiing, hiking, or general strength training.

Rendalyn graduated with a Master of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Saskatchewan, followed by the Graduate Certificate in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy from the University of Melbourne. She has taken the opportunity to work in multiple Canadian provinces in a variety of practice areas including remote communities, outpatient pelvic health, and acute care. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family, cycling, and reading.

Alana Devlin is a physiotherapist who has over 25 years of experience focussed on female pelvic health. She has completed extensive advanced training across Canada and the United States and is a recognized mentor, speaker, and educator for medical professionals in the field. She is involved with post graduate education and mentorship with The Canadian Pelvic Health Academy, Pelvic Health Solutions as well as within the Lifemark Health Group.

Alana earned her Physiotherapy degree from the University of Manitoba in 1996. In 2002, she became a certified manipulative therapist and began focusing on advanced training in women’s health. Her credentials include Certificates of Advanced Practice Physical Therapy in Pregnancy/Postpartum Physical Therapy and in Pelvic Physical Therapy, both from the American Physical Therapy Association. In 2021, she earned her Doctorate in Physical Therapy with a concentration in women’s health.

Driven by a passion for promoting women’s health, Alana is committed to addressing under-recognized health concerns and empowering women with education and quality evidence-based care.

Amanda completed her Doctor of Physical Therapy in 2016 at D’Youville University. She has been practicing Pelvic Health since then. She is a strong advocate for evidence-based practice and encourages continuing education. She is an instructor of Pelvic Health courses (D’youville University & Pelvic Health Solutions), and the owner and clinical director of a clinic in Toronto (Thrive Hive Physiotherapy). Outside of work, you will find Amanda walking her dog, taking a yoga class, or experimenting in the kitchen.

Prabjyot Bajwa is a second-year Master of Physical Therapy student at McMaster University, with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Regina. Originally from British Columbia, she is looking forward to beginning clinical practice this year and has a strong interest in pursuing further education and specialized training in pelvic floor physiotherapy.
Outside of her studies, Prabjyot enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking, swimming, and being outdoors.