About Comox Valley Physiotherapy

Our Team.

From recurring back pain to post-surgery rehabilitation, injury treatment and more, the team at Comox Valley Physiotherapy in Courtenay is committed to providing high quality care through a complete range of professional rehabilitation and therapeutic services. With special emphasis on the successful recovery of each individual, we apply the most appropriate treatments that are specific to your needs. We practice and maintain a standard of excellence with respect to patient dignity, as well as confidentiality. We truly enjoy the work that we do each day and we strive to provide an atmosphere that is welcoming and relaxing for all of our patients. With no referral necessary, contact our office today to book your next appointment.

Dewald Diedericks
Registered Physiotherapist, Clinic Owner

Dewald Diedericks qualified as a Physiotherapist from the University of Pretoria in South Africa in 2003. He also completed a degree in Human Physiology from the same University in 2000. Dewald has over 16 years experience in treating acute musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary, psychiatric, orthopedic and neurosurgical conditions. He further has a special interest in male pelvic health and urinary incontinence.

Dewald has a strong focus on work-life balance and enjoys spending time outdoors hiking and mountain biking with his wife and two children.

Cherie
Front Desk / Office Assistant

Jadie
Front Desk / Office Assistant

Kayleigh
Front Desk / Office Assistant

Sue Bloxsome
Registered Physiotherapist

Sue trained as a Physiotherapist in London, England and later moved to Vancouver where she met her husband. They moved to the Comox Valley in 1991 where they raised their family and enjoyed all the benefits of living in paradise! Sue continues to enjoy kayaking, cycling and cross country skiing.

Sue has many years of experience working with people with orthopedic and neurological conditions, including strains, sprains, muscle imbalance, arthritis, joint replacements, strokes and head injuries.
She also has a special interest and passion for vestibular rehabilitation for problems with dizziness, vertigo and balance.

Sue has taken many continuing education courses over the years and continues to keep up with the latest developments in treatments.

Exercise and education are a key focus of Sue’s practice and her goal is to teach you what you can do to help yourself.