Janet Dill

My name is Janet and I most enjoy helping adults with neurological conditions, particularly stroke and acquired brain injury. I believe that every person is unique and should be treated with compassion as an individual, not a disorder.

My first exposure to physiotherapy was in first year university, where I went with the plan of becoming a doctor. I sustained an injury while playing softball and I required physio. It was from that experience, that I decided on my new career path. Well, that and a movie starring Harrison Ford called Regarding Henry, about a man going through rehab after a brain injury and learning to walk again.

I graduated from McMaster University in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy. Since then I have had diverse experience, working in acute care hospitals, orthopaedic clinics, rehabilitation centres, and community-based care. My continuing education interests include the Bobath concept and myofascial release. I am also certified in the LSVT BIG programme for people with Parkinson’s disease. My experience allows me to address complex issues in a holistic manner.

“We can control only two things in life, our attitude and
our effort.”

– Brady Tkachuk

When not working or at some activity venue with my children, I enjoy running and playing hockey.