Core Connection Mobile Physiotherapy
In Home Physiotherapy and Kinesiology Serving the Greater Victoria Area
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Operating Location: Victoria BC
Phone: (250) 999-0568
Hours of Operation
Mon – Thurs — 7:30am – 7:30pm
Friday — 7:30am – 3:00pm
Saturday — Closed
Sunday — Closed
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Our Team
LAUREN SUTHERLAND (She/her)
REGISTERED PHYSIOTHERAPIST | PELVIC HEALTH | FOUNDER
JAN PLUMB (She/her)
REGISTERED PHYSIOTHERAPIST | PELVIC HEALTH | CLINICAL MANAGER
ROBYN ELLIOTT (She/her)
REGISTERED PHYSIOTHERAPIST | PELVIC HEALTH
RIDDHI SETH (She/her)
REGISTERED PHYSIOTHERAPIST
SARAH VILA (She/her)
CERTIFIED ATHLETIC THERAPIST / KINESIOLOGIST
SARAH DEVLIN (She/her)
PHYSIOTHERAPY DIRECTED PILATES INSTRUCTOR
SYDNEY REIBER (She/her)
CLIENT CARE & OPERATIONS MANAGER
SAMANTHA CORKERN (She/her)
CLIENT CARE COORDINATOR
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Belly Birth and Your Pelvic Floor
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Why Do We Have an Internal Exam?
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