This workshop is for Conservatory Faculty, students, and families only. It is free to attend and participate. We will go into the following topics and others if time allows.

– Neck and shoulder pain

– Jaw pain

– Hand and wrist issues

– Q and A

This event is in-person only.

Cynthia Murphy studied physiotherapy at McGill graduating in 2000 and has since completed several continuing education courses as well as completing her FCAMPT certification in 2017, an internationally recognized certification in manual and manipulative therapy. She enjoys the variety of treating injuries and sports injuries through the whole body, including jaw pain (TMD) and voice issues such as Muscle Tension Dysphonia (MTD), which she treats in concert with a local voice coach, speech language pathologist and ENT. Cynthia is passionate about getting people back to activity, encouraging them to stay active and helping them start being active if they are new to working out. She has a particular interest in treating knee and lower back pain. She is active in the community, volunteering as a hockey coach for her boys, and professionally, a past chair of the Nova Scotia Branch of the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.