Edmonton Team
Justin Prenioslo
Physiotherapist & Owner
MScPT, BSc.
Justin is a proud graduate of the University of Alberta with a strong belief in the transformative power of education and exercise. Passionate about supporting individuals across all stages of life—from babies and children to adults and seniors—he has developed a particular interest in pediatric care, focusing on head shape concerns and gross motor development.
​
Since graduating, Justin has been deeply involved in pediatric development, helping families navigate challenges with confidence and ease. His experience includes working with conditions such as torticollis, developmental delays, head shape concerns, difficulty achieving milestones, neurological disorders, toe walking, and sports- or age-related injuries. By partnering with parents and caregivers, Justin strives to create fun, stress-free strategies that seamlessly integrate exercises into daily routines.
​
Justin collaborates closely with a wide network of professionals, including pediatricians, lactation consultants, helmeting clinics, and mom groups, to provide comprehensive and personalized care. His commitment to open communication ensures that every session addresses all questions, alleviating stress and fostering understanding.
​
With a mission to empower families, Justin tailors each plan to meet collaboratively discussed goals in creative and engaging ways. He looks forward to helping you adapt your environment to support growth and development, leaving you confident and equipped at the end of every session.
Nicole Nieberding
Physiotherapist & Owner
MScPT, MBA, BSc.
Nicole is a three time University of Alberta graduate and has a diverse clinical background working with infants, children, adults and seniors. Nicole sees patients of all ages and abilities ranging from infants with developmental conditions to high level athletes to seniors recovering from stroke.
​
Nicole has focused a large portion of her practice in pediatric physical therapy and has obtained additional certification to specialize in pediatric pelvic health. Nicole loves working with families and collaborating with her patients to help them achieve their goals however large or small they may be. Nicole's approach to treatment is hands on and puts a large emphasis on education in her sessions. Her treatment approach is grounded in evidence based best practices and includes therapeutic exercise, activity / play based exercise and manual therapy. Nicole believes in collaborative goal setting and works with her patients and their care providers to help them to develop the tools they need to self manage their concerns and conditions over time.
​
While Nicole loves working with patients of all ages, her favorite populations to treat are at the far ends of the age spectrum - infants/children and seniors! She loves working with kids on gross motor skills and coordination and helping our aging population to maintain or regain their strength and mobility to get the most out of life.
Dan Rombough
Physiotherapist
MScPT, BSc. Dry Needling
Dan holds a Kinesiology degree and a Master's degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta. His clinical background is highly diverse, with the majority of his experience in a private practice setting, where he has worked with individuals from a variety of conditions and backgrounds.
Dan adopts an exercise-based approach to rehabilitation, empowering people to take an active role in their own recovery. Additionally, he is certified in Spinal Manipulation and Biomedical Dry Needling, equipping him to use these skills with clients when appropriate.
Before becoming a Physiotherapist, Dan worked as a Kinesiologist, designing and implementing exercise programs for clients in their homes. He recently returned from a year abroad in New Zealand, where he treated patients in a local hospital's Emergency Department and Medical Ward, following up with them in their homes after discharge.
Dan’s extensive background makes him an excellent choice for providing personalized and effective care. Dan enjoys collaborating with clients to develop treatment and management plans that fit their unique circumstances.
Amanda Hicks
Physiotherapist
MScPT, BCR, AADL Authorizer
Amanda completed her Master’s Degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta and her Bachelor’s Degree in Community Rehabilitation from the University of Calgary. She is an Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) Authorizer for primary product range, and can assist both pediatric and adult patients in obtaining cost-shared medical equipment such as: bathing or toileting equipment, soft splints, walkers, and more.
Previously, Amanda has worked in a clinic, multiple long-term care facilities, and a hospital in the emergency department. She continues to focus on learning and growing her skillset to work with a wide variety of patients. Since becoming a mother, Amanda's passion for working with infants and children has become the focus of her career, as her son was previously a patient at Stork Physiotherapy. Amanda can provide empathetic, patient, and holistic care to your child as a well-versed Physiotherapist and the mother of a little one who needed some help along the way.
Amanda believes that education, exercise, and movement are key to successful rehabilitation. She will work with you to identify your goals and will ensure you have the tools to successfully complete your treatment plan. Amanda would love to work with you and develop a care plan specific to your needs in the comfort of your home.
Calgary Team
Harmehek Sidhoo
Physiotherapist
MScPT, BHK, Dry Needling
​
​
Harmehek is a University of Alberta graduate with a strong clinical background in pediatric physiotherapy, with a primary focus on infant development. She is passionate about supporting babies with concerns such as torticollis, head shape (plagiocephaly), and delayed gross motor skills—helping them achieve critical milestones like rolling, sitting, crawling, and walking through play-based and family-centered care.
​
She has extensive experience treating infants and young children with neuromotor conditions, including cerebral palsy, gait abnormalities, and toe walking.
Harmehek also works with adults and seniors, including clients recovering from orthopedic surgery (like knee and hip replacements) or neurological events such as stroke or traumatic brain injury.
​
In addition to her pediatric expertise, Harmehek is certified in Level 1 Dry Needling and treats orthopedic injuries across all ages. Her treatment approach combines active listening, hands-on therapy, and collaborative goal setting, ensuring that both children and adults feel supported in their care.
​
Harmehek works closely with families and healthcare professionals to create clear, practical treatment plans, empowering caregivers and patients alike. Her evidence-based strategies integrate therapeutic exercise, manual therapy, and engaging, play-driven techniques to help each client reach their full potential.
