Natasha Bilodeau, BPE, MScPT, CAFCI

Natasha was born and raised in Whitehorse, Yukon and returned after completing her post secondary education. Natasha completed a Bachelor of Physical Education (BPE) and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy (MScPT) at the University of Alberta. Her continuing education has included coursework in manual therapy, advanced clinical reasoning, and acupuncture. 

Continuing Education:

• Introduction and Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation
• Concussion Management
• Diploma of Advanced Orthopaedic and Manual Manipulative Therapy Level 3
• Swodeam Institute Advanced Spinal Manipulative Therapy
• Swodeam Institute Advanced Clinical Reasoning
• New Advances in Hip Rehabilitation – David Lindsay and Geoff Cuskelly
• CAFCI Advanced Anatomical Acupuncture
• APTEI SIJ and Pelvis
• Strength and Conditioning – Blaine Mackie
• Lyn Watson Shoulder Level 1
• Mulligan Mobilization Techniques – Upper

Danna Campbell, BScPT

Danna received her BSc in Physiotherapy from Oxford Brookes University, England in 2011. She then moved to Scotland and worked in a private clinic for 2 years before moving back home to Whitehorse, where she grew up. Danna has physiotherapy experience in private practice, as well as in a hospital setting. Her primary areas of interest are orthopaedics and sports rehabilitation. Danna provided physiotherapy for a junior league soccer team at the 2012 Aussie Rules European Championships in Scotland. She has also worked with athletes from a variety of sports including rugby, golf, dance, gymnastics and running. She has a hands-on approach to physiotherapy and uses her training in sports massage and Pilates as part of her treatment approach. When she is not working, Danna enjoys time outdoors with her family, skiing, hiking and horseback riding.

Paige Jackson, MPT, Mkin, CSCS

Paige brings a lot of experience to the Absolute Physiotherapy team. She completed a Masters in Coaching Science and Exercise Physiology before moving on to complete a Masters in Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia. Paige has experience working with people of all ages and abilities, from those wishing to improve their physical health and function to high level athletes working to enhance their sport performance. Paige has a multi-faceted approach to physical therapy, tailoring each client’s care to meet their specific needs and incorporating tools, education and self-management techniques that empower them to take charge of their own health and performance goals. Paige was born and raised in Vancouver, BC but was drawn north by the stunning landscape, the outdoor lifestyle and the people. As a young athlete Paige competed internationally as a rower but has since focused her athletic pursuits to hiking, cycling and cross-country skiing.

Continuing Education and other Certifications:

• Diploma of Advanced Orthopaedic and Manual Manipulative Therapy Level 1
• Sports First Responder and Emergency First Aid
• Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)