Tanya has a long association with Birds Hill Physiotherapy, having worked and interned at the clinic for nearly 20 years. Tanya brings excellent experience from the field of sport as both a player and team trainer.  For the better part of 15 years Tanya worked as the head physiotherapist for City and Provincial AAA hockey teams. She has significant training in athletic taping and utilizes these skills to help many patients.

Tanya is a graduate of the University of Manitoba's School of Medical Rehabilitation. Prior to obtaining her physiotherapy degree, Tanya studied Kinesiology at the University of Winnipeg. Tanya also has certification in pelvic floor therapy, acupuncture treatment, dry needling and orthotic prescription. 

Tanya continues to pursue her strong interests in Pelvic Floor Therapy and has become a certified pelvic therapist through the Uro-Sante school of pelvic health.  She has received training in both male and female pelvic conditions and has expanded her practice to include pediatrics.  Her understanding of pelvic health as it relates to urinary/bowel incontinence, sexual dysfunction, pain and athletic conditioning is exceptional.  

She has a strong interest in athletic conditioning and in helping all patients improve their core stability, performance and tolerance to activity of all types!

Calvin has been a member of the Birds Hill Physiotherapy team for over 15 years and demonstrates a sincere interest in improving quality of life and optimizing injury recovery and functional movement.  He has a strong interest in combining manual treatment with corrective exercise to achieve balanced care. His goal is to return patients to their highest level of function as soon as possible.

Calvin received his Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation in Physical Therapy from the University of Manitoba. He has actively pursued continued education through the orthopedic levels system offered through the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.

Learning from experienced local and international manual therapists, Calvin has gained significant experiences in kinetic chain function and Sahrmann's popular Movement Impairment Syndromes.

Bailey graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Master of Physical Therapy in 2022. Prior to obtaining her Masters, she received her Bachelor of Science in Biology at the University of Winnipeg in 2020.

Growing up Bailey was involved in dance and volleyball. She understands how difficult it is to miss out on an activity due to injury and how important it is for clients to get back to the activities they love. Bailey is passionate about building meaningful relationships with her clients. Her approach includes a combination of therapeutic exercise and education to work with her clients to achieve their goals.

Bailey is a lifelong learner and wants to pursue further training in Vestibular dysfunction, acupuncture/dry needling and Orthopaedic Division courses. Bailey also has a keen inter​est in the paediatric population as well as working with individuals with neurological conditions. 

Joe is a graduate of the University of Manitoba receiving his Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation in Physical Therapy and has practiced for over 3 decades exclusively in orthopedics, sports medicine and private practice. He has utilized acupuncture treatment with formal training from Dr. S.C. Man, the International Institute of Medical Sciences, and the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada.

Joe has extensive post- graduate education in orthopedic manual therapy and further study with the Upledger Institute based in Florida. He also has specific training in myofacial release techniques studying with John F. Barnes at the Myofacial Release Treatment Center in Sedona, Arizona. 

Joe has a strong interest in human performance and has competed in triathlons, Junior "A" and University level hockey. He also coaches youth hockey in the community.  He presently participates in a healthy and active lifestyle, encouraging others to wellness. His treatment style is integrative, whole body and movement based.

Liza graduated from the Massage Therapy College of Manitoba in 2002 and is a member of the Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba (MTAM). 

Liza uses a combination of trigger point, therapeutic and relaxation techniques in her treatments to focus on full body wellness.  While physical health is important, she encourages her patients to focus on stress relief from their busy lives in order to have full body balance.

When she is not at work, Liza loves to travel and spend time in her yard and garden. Liza stays active and has been playing ringette for 30 years!

Pedro has been a massage therapist for over 20 years. His techniques match very well for chronic, long- standing , musculo-ligamentous and fascial problems.

Pedro has developed a unique treatment style and technique that blends linear North American treatment strokes with the circular movements of his homeland, the Philippine islands.

His treatments are therapeutic based, incorporating deep connective tissue mobilization and sports massage.

Laila has been part of the team since 2018!  She splits her time between waitressing and BHP.  She is also currently enrolled in the Nursing program at Red River Collage!

Tine joined BHP in 2011 and has been a joy to work with since day 1! She has a wonderful and bubbly attitude and always makes all the patients feel welcome and at home at BHP.

Hailey, who was initially a patient at BHP, has joined our team as an aide!  She is currently a university student working towards her application into Kinesiology.