Diana Blaney – Physiopedia Plus

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Diana Blaney

Diana has a passion for working with females experiencing pelvic pain, particularly those in remote, rural or refugee communities.

BSc (Physiotherapy)

Physiotherapist

About

It is Diana’s joy to work with females experiencing pelvic pain and help them find healing and recovery. She particularly enjoys working with newcomers and refugees to Canada. She loves helping others to recognise the intersection of body, mind and spirit and how each affects the other in their journey towards healing.

Diana graduated from the University of Ottawa with a BSc in physiotherapy, completed in French. She has worked in remote areas of Canada in rehabilitation and a number of other settings, including hand therapy, acute care and now women’s health.

Disclosures

No relevant relationships disclosed by instructor.

Featured Review

Treating the patient as a whole person and communicating with their nervous system for better outcomes speak to my therapist heart! This webinar shared useful clinical information and treatment ideas while at the same time was fueled by passion and strong clinical knowledge. Diana is a wonderful and engaging speaker, thank you for this great interactive webinar!

Stacy Schiurring

Creative and Caring Interventions for Children Affected by Trauma Webinar

Diana Blaney did a wonderful job explaining this topic with practical examples and discussions. She explained the trauma response in and easy way to understand and explain to children and adults

Tarina van der Stockt

Creative and Caring Interventions for Children Affected by Trauma Webinar

Thank you, Diana, for educating me about the hyper and hypo arousal response. It makes sense!

Tharani Pitchaisivaram

Integrative Approaches for Pelvic Pain in Trauma Recovery

It is an excellent course. It touched upon a critical topic often neglected in the physical therapy field. Course instructor Diana Blaney is passionate about the topic and provides excellent insight into course objectives.

nermeen Ashraf Mohamed

Body Awareness in Trauma Survivors