Leena graduated in 2020 from Queen’s University with her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy, after completing her Bachelors of Science in Human Kinetics at the University of Guelph. She has been living and working in NorthWestern Ontario for the past 5 years and has recently relocated to the area to be closer to family after growing up in Ottawa. After starting the pelvic floor physiotherapy service at her previous role due to her passion in bringing this service to all who need it, she is excited to continue her pelvic floor practice in Perth. Leena is well versed in a wide area of physiotherapy due to working in a community hospital which serviced a wide geographic region of Ontario, and then transitioning to outpatient rehabilitation services within this region as well. She has lots of experience providing a combination of in-person and virtual appointments locally and in remote Northern Communities. Leena is passionate about making pelvic floor physiotherapy accessible, and enjoys working with people of different sexes, genders, and needs. Leena has a background in competitive Artistic Swimming, and Waterpolo, but now participates in a variety of recreational activities. She enjoys spending time outdoors, in and on the water, reading, or crafting of many different varieties!

Leena graduated in 2020 from Queen’s University with her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy, ... Read More

Stacey Hickey, PT is a registered physiotherapist with over 20 years of clinical experience in both hospital and private practice settings. She completed her physiotherapy degree at Dalhousie University and holds a Bachelor of Physical Education in Sport Science from the University of New Brunswick. She is also a Clinical Exercise Physiologist, with early experience as a Physical Training Instructor in the Canadian military shaping her practical, movement-focused approach to care. Stacey has completed post-graduate training and certification in pelvic health physiotherapy. Throughout her career, she has focused on helping people live longer, healthier, and more active lives. Her interest in pelvic health developed through this lens, recognizing the integral role of pelvic floor function in movement and physical capacity. Her evidence-based approach focuses on education, movement, and practical strategies that support long-term function, health and well-being. Outside of clinical practice, Stacey enjoys hiking, running, strength training, and writing, reflecting her commitment to health and vitality both personally and professionally. Stacey is delighted to be providing pelvic health physiotherapy care in Perth through her work at Andrea Pickett Physiotherapy.

Stacey Hickey, PT is a registered physiotherapist with over 20 years of clinical experience in bo... Read More

Annabelle McNutt graduated from Queen’s University with both a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and a Master’s of Physical Therapy. She has worked in both Ontario and Calgary, Alberta at busy private orthopaedic clinics and has now settled in Perth to immerse in a specialized profession in pelvic health. Annabelle is extremely passionate about her work, hoping to bring light to the importance of pelvic floor preventative and rehabilitative care, ending the stigma behind talking about sexual health, bladder/bowel function, and the well-being of our “private parts”. She takes a wholistic approach to care, utilizing education, manual therapy, acupuncture/dry needling, soft tissue release, and exercise prescription to ensure that each client receives an independently tailored treatment plan. She has taken a number of specialized courses in pelvic health to date and continues to regularly pursue more. She also has the training to fit clients with pessary devices. Annabelle enjoys living an active lifestyle and staying busy with her husband and her three small children. Annabelle is currently on maternity leave, but will be back in the clinic in April 2026!

Annabelle McNutt graduated from Queen’s University with both a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology... Read More