Erin Blaine

Erin graduated from the University of Manitoba in 2018 with a Master’s of Physical Therapy, and is passionate about helping individuals of all ages and activity levels achieve optimal health through manual therapy and exercise. She is certified in Acupuncture and Intramuscular Dry Needling, and continues to further her education through the Orthopaedic Division in Manual Therapy. Her approach is personalized, addressing each patient’s unique needs with a strong understanding of the musculoskeletal system and movement.

Her journey into physiotherapy is rooted in a sports background. Growing up, Erin participated in basketball, soccer, badminton, track and field, and in her earlier years gymnastics, and competitive diving. Volleyball, however, remains her primary passion. She has played many seasons of high-school, club, and university volleyball, and continues to play recreationally. Her introduction to physiotherapy occurred when seeking care for her own injuries, prompting her to apply and start working as a rehab aide in 2013. This experience strengthened her passion for movement and exercise, fueling her interest in how physiotherapy can change lives.

In her free time, Erin plays volleyball, and enjoys running, biking, swimming, and exploring the Whiteshell and Lake of the Woods.

Erin firmly believes in a comprehensive approach to examining aches, pains, and injuries. She believes these are individual pieces of a larger puzzle. Her friendly and professional manner makes her a trusted practitioner in the journey toward better health. She is committed to guiding her patients through their recovery, helping them return to the activities they love with less pain and more confidence.

Whatever is holding you back or slowing you down, Erin wants to get you back on your feet!