Jodie Pulsifer completed her Master’s of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia in 2012 and expanded into pelvic health after several years in public practice. Becoming pelvic health trained through a biopsychosocial lens was the first time Jodie felt that the science was finally aligning with what she found was missing in healthcare.

In 2016, Jodie started Full Circle Physiotherapy to develop a community of people who feel empowered to take control of their pelvic health. Full Circle Physiotherapy has expanded into a collective of value aligned health providers who support people across all stages of life through health treatment, education, exercise and community development. They approach care through a biopsychosocial and trauma informed lens which they understands to be a continuous and ongoing process of learning. Jodie strives to empower her community to understand their bodies and participate in their lives in ways that are meaningful to them.

When not in practice, Jodie is pursuing her PhD in Women+ and Children’s Health, listening to podcasts while running, attending multi-disciplinary conferences, dabbles in supporting research and continues to be a lifelong learner. Jodie’s current interest is exploring the value of language and what systems of structural violence can create when it comes to access to meaningful healthcare.

Jodie is a speaker at local and international conferences, teaches with Pelvic Health Solutions and is Clinical Faculty at UBC. Jodie is a passionate team and community builder, educator and mentor to clients, students and other healthcare professionals.

Jodie works out of Full Circle Physiotherapy in Vancouver, BC.

You can find her at www.fullcirclephysiotherapy.com and follow her @fullcirclephysiothearpy