Alana Holz Physiotherapist Propel Physiotherapy Pickering Etobicoke
MSc.PT, BHSc.

Alanna Holz

Registered Physiotherapist

Alanna Holz is passionate about helping her clients achieve their goals and get back to activities that are important to them. Her attentive and encouraging approach helps her develop a strong rapport with clients and makes them feel at ease.

As a child, she was in an out of physical therapy for her own sports injuries. Alanna was able to see firsthand the effect of exercise as medicine. This led to her to career choice in health sciences. She enjoys seeing the immediate difference physiotherapy makes in relieving her clients’ symptoms.

She has hands on experience working with multiple client groups, including clients with diverse neurological and orthopaedic conditions, as well as sports injuries. She has a special interest in concussion management and rehabilitation.

Education & Training

Alanna Holz is a graduate of the University of Toronto’s Masters of Physical Therapy program. She previously graduated with an Honors Bachelor of Health Science with a Specialization in Rehabilitation Sciences from Western University, a competitive program comprised of fewer than 15 students.

She has obtained a Level 1 Manual Therapy certification and continues to pursue additional professional training with courses in acupuncture, vestibular rehabilitation, manual therapy, Bobath neurological rehabilitation and Mulligan courses.

Alanna Holz is a member in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario (CPO).

Get to Know Pickering Clinic Manager Alanna Holz

Get to Know Pickering Clinic Manager and Registered Physiotherapist Alanna Holz

Propel Physiotherapy’s managing director Hoong Phang interviews Alanna in this episode of Spotlight. They talk childhood injuries, childhood dreams, education, career paths, parenthood, and best advice for new physios and the general public.

Alana Holz Registered Physiotherapist Propel Physiotherapy Etobicoke
Passions & Pursuits

Alanna loves being active and spends her time away from work snowboarding, playing beach volleyball, doing yoga, hiking and camping.  Her favourite way to spend a weekend is hanging out with her husband and her dog and their good friends.

Alana Holz Physiotherapist Propel Physiotherapy Pickering Etobicoke

ALANNA HOLZ

MSc.PT, BHSc.

Registered Physiotherapist & Pickering Clinic Manager

Alanna Holz is passionate about helping her clients achieve their goals and get back to activities that are important to them. Her attentive and encouraging approach helps her develop a strong rapport with clients and makes them feel at ease.

As a child, she was in an out of physical therapy for her own sports injuries. Alanna was able to see firsthand the effect of exercise as medicine. This led to her to career choice in health sciences. She enjoys seeing the immediate difference physiotherapy makes in relieving her clients’ symptoms.

She has hands on experience working with multiple client groups, including clients with diverse neurological and orthopaedic conditions, as well as sports injuries. She has a special interest in concussion management and rehabilitation.

Education & Training

Alanna Holz is a graduate of the University of Toronto’s Masters of Physical Therapy program. She previously graduated with an Honors Bachelor of Health Science with a Specialization in Rehabilitation Sciences from Western University, a competitive program comprised of fewer than 15 students.

She has obtained a Level 1 Manual Therapy certification and continues to pursue additional professional training with courses in acupuncture, vestibular rehabilitation, manual therapy, Bobath neurological rehabilitation and Mulligan courses.

Alanna Holz is a member in good standing with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario (CPO).

Passions & Pursuits

Alanna loves being active and spends her time away from work snowboarding, playing beach volleyball, doing yoga, hiking and camping.  Her favourite way to spend a weekend is hanging out with her husband and her dog and their good friends.

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