Our Trusted Partners & Collaborators
Working Together to Support Your Health
At myoClinic, we recognize that no single treatment approach is right for everyone. That's why we collaborate with trusted healthcare providers and wellness professionals who share our commitment to helping people move better, feel better, and improve their quality of life.
Anatomic Medicine Foundation
Improving Patient Care Through Education
We believe that better patient outcomes begin with better understanding. That is why we are proud to collaborate with the Foundation of Anatomic Medicine, an organization dedicated to advancing education in anatomy, pain medicine, and clinical assessment, as well as training many practitioners in healthcare, including physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Naturopathic Docters, Physiotherapists, and any practice that is licensed to use needles.
The Foundation brings together healthcare professionals who share a common goal: helping patients move and feel better through a deeper understanding of how the body functions and using the methodology of myoActivation developed by Dr Greg Siren.
Dr. Liesl Roome has worked alongside the Foundation through practitioner education and training initiatives, contributing to the ongoing development of the methodology and sharing of clinical knowledge in the field of chronic pain and myofascial dysfunction.
Together, we share a commitment to improving access to practical, evidence-informed education for both healthcare providers and the patients they serve.
BuildStrong by CIRP
Helping Trades Workers Access the Care They Deserve
Many of the patients I see have spent years working in physically demanding jobs. They are often the people who build our homes, schools, roads, and communities. Unfortunately, they are also some of the people most likely to live with ongoing pain.
That is why I appreciate the work BuildStrong is doing. Their organization is dedicated to helping trades workers access support for chronic pain, health, and overall well-being. They understand that pain affects far more than just the body. It impacts work, family life, confidence, and quality of life.
Through our shared commitment to helping people move better and live better, I have had the opportunity to support individuals connected with BuildStrong's programs. Seeing workers gain a better understanding of their pain and return to the activities they enjoy is incredibly rewarding.
I am proud to partner with an organization that is making such a meaningful difference in the lives of trades workers across British Columbia.
Charge Fitness
A Natural Extension of the Work We Do
Many patients ask what comes next after their pain improves. For many, the answer is building strength, improving fitness, and returning to the activities they enjoy. Recovery is often just the beginning of the journey.
Charge Fitness helps people take that next step. Their team provides a welcoming and supportive environment where individuals can continue progressing toward their movement, health, and fitness goals at a pace that works for them.
I have enjoyed collaborating with a group that shares a similar philosophy: helping people gain confidence in their bodies and stay active for the long term. It is rewarding to see individuals continue making progress beyond the treatment room and return to the activities that matter most to them.
I am pleased to partner with a team that is making a positive impact on the health and well-being of our community.
myoA for YOUth
We Target the Source; You Feel the Difference
Chronic pain and mobility issues are not just limited to adults. Many youth and young adults experience tension and discomfort that can limit participation in school, sports, work, and everyday life. That’s why I’m pleased to recommend the myoA for YOUth clinic. Their focused approach uses the myoActivation methodology, developed by Dr. Greg Siren, to identify and treat movement restrictions at their source and guide young people toward meaningful, lasting improvements.
myoA for YOUth
Pain BC
Helping People Better Understand Chronic Pain
Over the years, I've met many people who feel alone in their experience with chronic pain. Living with pain affects so much more than the body, and having access to good information and support can make a real difference.
That's one of the reasons I appreciate the work Pain BC is doing. They provide education, support programs, and practical resources to help people better understand chronic pain and manage it day to day. They also do important work educating healthcare providers and advocating for better pain care across Canada.
Although our approaches are different, we both believe that helping people understand their pain is an important part of recovery. I'm grateful that organizations like Pain BC are making these resources more accessible to the people who need them
Why We Collaborate
The Right Care at the Right Time
Every patient is different. Some people benefit from myoActivation treatment, while others may require services that fall outside our scope.
By working with trusted professionals in complementary fields, we can help patients access the care that best fits their individual needs.