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PhysioFitness for Caregivers and Surviviors
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- July 16, 2021 11AM → 12PMET Export
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- Every week on FridayOpen Series
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Renée Lawson is a 2nd Year Honours Kinesiology and Psychology student currently attending Wilfred Laurier University. She is very passionate about the arts and physical activity, as she has been training as a dancer for 16 years. Her major career goals are to become a highly skilled physiotherapist and potentially open her own clinic for paediatric rehabilitation to help children with physical disabilities and injuries. Renée was one of the recipients of the Menich Award, which allowed her to partner up with HopeSpring for her first co-op term. She was tasked with creating educational and meaningful programming to help members learn more about health and physical activity, as well as how to build important muscles that may have been lost during chemotherapy treatments. Renée hopes to foster new and valuable connections with HopeSpring's members as she leads them through their personalized programming, which will help her learn and expand on creative ways to provide the best possible care for her patients in the future. Cancer and Physical Activity Presenter Bio Dinah M. Hampson, B.A., B.Sc. Dinah completed her B.A. in Health Studies at Queen’s University and B.Sc. in Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto. Her passion for Sport Physio led her to active membership in Sport Physio Canada, acquisition of her Sport Physio Diploma and her International Sports Physiotherapist qualification. Dinah holds the Diploma of Manual & Manipulative Therapy, multiple clinical certifications, and is an examiner for new Sport Physio candidates. Dinah founded Pivot Sport Medicine in 2003, 15 years later co-founding Pivot Dancer. Due to her years of classical ballet training she brings a technical eye to her treatment of dancers and artistic athletes. Dinah, with Pivot Dancer, consults with clinicians and dancers worldwide. Her experience includes but is not limited to: • She was one of two therapists to represent Team Canada at the inaugural Youth Olympic Games 2010 in Singapore and held the post of Chief Therapist for the 2013 and 2015 World University Games. | The Cancer Connection PhysioFitness for Cancer For Patients, Caregivers and Survivors
Note: The level of intensity is greater for this session, than that of the session for patients. Date: July 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th Time: 11:00am Duration: 1hour Location: Zoom .png) |
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