Inspiring Inside Look into Vancouver Physio & Burnaby Physio: Lynita White
Insync Physiotherapy
604-566-9716
http://www.insyncphysio.com
4088 Cambie St. #102
Vancouver, BC V5Z 2X8
So Lynita, what do you like most about being a Physiotherapist?” The thing I like most about being a Physio, the most rewarding part about being a Physio I would say is helping people achieve their goals and fostering independence. So when people come to the clinic and we work together and talk about what they want to achieve, whether it’s like climbing the Grouse Grind, running a 5 km, returning to sport or work, ball room dancing, keeping their back healthy, walking around their neighbourhood without pain, whatever that is. Figuring that out with the person and working together to build a treatment plan for them and getting through that treatment plan and then them coming into the clinic one day telling me, “You what, I’m where I want to be and I think I’ve achieved my goal and I don’t need to come anymore.” I’d say the most reward day for me is actually the day that people say they don’t need Physio anymore because we’ve achieved their goals and that we’ve promoted independence for them. So that’s the best part of Physio for me. “And Why did you become a Physiotherapist?” I’m not one of those people who have know that they’ve wanted to be a Physio since they were little. I didn’t know what a Physio was for many many years of my life; But when I was younger I was lucky enough to participate in really high level sport. So I was a ringette player and I got to go to things like BC Winter games, Canada Winter Games, Nationals and Worlds; And at all those tournaments and leading up to all those tournaments were really cool health care professionals that both helped us stay healthy and also helped us perform at a really high level and optimize our performance. So I always knew I wanted to do something in that realm but I didn’t know what Physio was. Unfortunately, in my late teens I ruptured my ACL so I had a really bad knee injury and I needed surgery for that. After my surgery at the beginning of the summer I had to go to Physio and start my rehab process so I could get back to the National Ringette League the next year. So when I first got to Physio I was floored! I thought it was so cool and every day that I came in I was like, “What’s that cool stretch we’re doing, what’s that awesome exercise, and what’s that piece of equipment?! And I thought it was super super interesting; All the skills that they needed to know to help me get to where I wanted to be! So from then, I knew I wanted to be a Physio! And when I got to campus for school in the fall I did everything I could to look up how to get here… And here I am. “That’s great.” Yeah. “Why did you choose to work at INSYNC PHYSIO?” There are a lot of reasons why I chose to work at INSYNC. So in the spirit of keeping this interview short I’ll pick one but there are a lot! One of the main things I was impressed with IN
Insync Physiotherapy
604-566-9716
http://www.insyncphysio.com
4088 Cambie St. #102
Vancouver, BC V5Z 2X8
So Lynita, what do you like most about being a Physiotherapist?” The thing I like most about being a Physio, the most rewarding part about being a Physio I would say is helping people achieve their goals and fostering independence. So when people come to the clinic and we work together and talk about what they want to achieve, whether it’s like climbing the Grouse Grind, running a 5 km, returning to sport or work, ball room dancing, keeping their back healthy, walking around their neighbourhood without pain, whatever that is. Figuring that out with the person and working together to build a treatment plan for them and getting through that treatment plan and then them coming into the clinic one day telling me, “You what, I’m where I want to be and I think I’ve achieved my goal and I don’t need to come anymore.” I’d say the most reward day for me is actually the day that people say they don’t need Physio anymore because we’ve achieved their goals and that we’ve promoted independence for them. So that’s the best part of Physio for me. “And Why did you become a Physiotherapist?” I’m not one of those people who have know that they’ve wanted to be a Physio since they were little. I didn’t know what a Physio was for many many years of my life; But when I was younger I was lucky enough to participate in really high level sport. So I was a ringette player and I got to go to things like BC Winter games, Canada Winter Games, Nationals and Worlds; And at all those tournaments and leading up to all those tournaments were really cool health care professionals that both helped us stay healthy and also helped us perform at a really high level and optimize our performance. So I always knew I wanted to do something in that realm but I didn’t know what Physio was. Unfortunately, in my late teens I ruptured my ACL so I had a really bad knee injury and I needed surgery for that. After my surgery at the beginning of the summer I had to go to Physio and start my rehab process so I could get back to the National Ringette League the next year. So when I first got to Physio I was floored! I thought it was so cool and every day that I came in I was like, “What’s that cool stretch we’re doing, what’s that awesome exercise, and what’s that piece of equipment?! And I thought it was super super interesting; All the skills that they needed to know to help me get to where I wanted to be! So from then, I knew I wanted to be a Physio! And when I got to campus for school in the fall I did everything I could to look up how to get here… And here I am. “That’s great.” Yeah. “Why did you choose to work at INSYNC PHYSIO?” There are a lot of reasons why I chose to work at INSYNC. So in the spirit of keeping this interview short I’ll pick one but there are a lot! One of the main things I was impressed with IN
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