Janet Dill

Janet Dill

Physiotherapist

About

Janet Dill is an experienced physiotherapist with a special interest in treating neurological conditions, in particular, Parkinson's Disease, post-stroke rehabilitation and the geriatric population. 

She has been trained in the Bobath Approach and also incorporates her training in Myofascial Release into her practice. Janet also has experience volunteering with with TEAD, Therapeutic Equestrian Association for Disabled.

She specializes in the following stroke rehabilitation,Cervical dystonia treatment, Traumatic brain injury treatment and Myofascial Release. Janet is an LSVT BIG® Clinician for Parkinson's Disease, Bobath Approach therapist and Certified ADP Authorizer.

Janet offers in-home or in-residence treatment.

Languages

  • English

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