Cheryl So BHK, PCP, Msc. PT, CGIMS, CAFCI (Acupuncture)
With a background in Kinesiology from the UBC, Cheryl completed her Masters in Science of Physiotherapy at Queen’s University. Since graduation, she pursued further education to become certified in Acupuncture and is currently in the process of completing her Diploma of Advance Orthopaedic and Manipulative Physiotherapy Level 3.
Cheryl’s passion for physical activity and sport began at a young age as a competitive volleyball player, leading her to become interested in sport sciences and injury rehabilitation. However, it was a unique experience as a physiotherapy student at the Center of Rehabilitation of the Paralysed in Bangladesh where she fully realized the positive effect of injury rehabilitation on patient quality of life. In a country where limited access to physiotherapy, the lack of awareness, and poor perceptions of disability led to many cases of injury to remain untreated, many preventable cases of chronic pain often result in life changing and lifelong disability. As such, Cheryl’s strongest motivation for continuing practice in physiotherapy is to empower patients from all walks of life to participate in their own rehabilitation journey through education about their own injury, manual therapy, acupuncture and therapeutic exercise, ultimately allowing them to return to leading life in ways that are most meaningful and functional to them.
Her areas of interest are:
Cheryl’s passion for physical activity and sport began at a young age as a competitive volleyball player, leading her to become interested in sport sciences and injury rehabilitation. However, it was a unique experience as a physiotherapy student at the Center of Rehabilitation of the Paralysed in Bangladesh where she fully realized the positive effect of injury rehabilitation on patient quality of life. In a country where limited access to physiotherapy, the lack of awareness, and poor perceptions of disability led to many cases of injury to remain untreated, many preventable cases of chronic pain often result in life changing and lifelong disability. As such, Cheryl’s strongest motivation for continuing practice in physiotherapy is to empower patients from all walks of life to participate in their own rehabilitation journey through education about their own injury, manual therapy, acupuncture and therapeutic exercise, ultimately allowing them to return to leading life in ways that are most meaningful and functional to them.
Her areas of interest are:
- Shoulder injuries
- Neck and lower back pain
- Volleyball and racquet sport players
