Dani Henry

Dani is a dedicated health and wellness enthusiast with a comprehensive background in Biology and Research. She has been working at the clinic for over a year now. In this position, she also has been working alongside Dr. Olivia Cheng to help investigate the fracture risks in patients awaiting total hip and knee replacements.

She graduated with Honors in Biology from Sir Wilfrid Laurier University in 2021, specializing in Cell, Molecular and Genetic Biology and minoring in the History and Philosophy of Science.

Dani’s commitment to professional development is evidenced by a range of certifications:

● Concussion: Prevention, Detection, and Management Certification (2024)

● K-Taping Pro Certificate (2023)

● Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance (CSIA) Certification (2012)

● Psychological First Aid Certification (2021)

Dani actively volunteers with the Canadian Red Cross’s Call Friendly Program since 2021 and has served as a Physiotherapy Research Assistant with HopeSpring Cancer Support Centre in 2022.

Outside of work and volunteering, she enjoys skiing, Pilates, hiking and bike riding. With a strong passion for health and wellness, she aspires to further her career by pursuing medical school or becoming a physician assistant.