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Lynsey completed a degree in Physical Education with a concentration in sports performance in 2001. She went on to obtain her Occupational Therapy degree in 2007. During this time, she also worked as a personal trainer for high level athletes, while managing a training facility in Edmonton.
Lynsey has practiced as an Occupational Therapist in the Bow Valley since 2008. Specializing in chronic pain and post-traumatic stress disorder and she is considered an expert in these fields. Wanting to do more for her patients she returned to school. She finished her Osteopathy degree at Canadian College of Osteopathy with an award winning thesis that examined the effects of Osteopathic Manual Therapy on delayed onset of muscle soreness. Lynsey has since done additional training for concussions, migraines, cranial nerves, immunity and digestive concerns.
Prior to relocating to the Bow Valley in 2008, Lynsey spent 10 years as an athlete on the national kayak team. After that she became involved in ultra-marathons (100-200km) and adventure racing, where she fell in love with mountain biking. Lynsey now spends her free time working as a Level 2 Air Professional Mountain Bike Coach and enduro racer. When she is not on her bike or taking courses, you can find her splitboarding, paddling, lifting weights or training for boxing and Muay Thai. To bring balance to her active lifestyle, she is also an avid participant in yoga, breath-work, meditation and chi kung.
As an outdoor enthusiast, athlete and holistic health care practitioner, she is passionate about getting her clients back to doing what they love and need to do.
Lindsey Williams
Osteopathic Manual Therapist (DOMP),
B.Sc (Kinesiology); B.Ed, M.A. Leadership, Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practioner (FDN-P), e-RYT-500.
My passion for knowledge and curiosity about the human body lead me to my fisrt degree in Kinesiology. I then went on to complete my level 4 coaching in Strength & Conditioning. Since that time I have dabbled in various elements of health and wellness, even teaching outdoor education here in the Bow Valley. Pushing my body to its limits as I dabbled in trail running and Ironman triathlon all the while trying to find balance on my yoga mat lead to various injuries and strains in my body. I eventually found my path to osteopathy through my own healing journey.
Living in the Canadian Rockies for over 20 years now, I am inspired by the mountains and rivers to move, play, and live in alignment with my natural surroundings. The human body blows me away in its capacity to learn, adapt, and grow. I love theory and science, just as much as I love letting go and riding the waves of intuition. My passion is to share and educate folks about the inherent capacity of the human body; finding new ways to move and how to properly support the internal landscape of the body through nutrition and lifestyle practices. I believe living that sustainably means taking care of our body and our planet. I pull this philosophy into all that I do…
Lindsey Williams
Osteopathic Manual Therapist (DOMP),
B.Sc (Kinesiology); B.Ed, M.A. Leadership,...
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