Adrienne Sim Physiotherapy

Adrienne Sim Physiotherapy Pelvic Health and Women's Health Physiotherapist. Maternal Health, Athletes, Clinical Pilates. Educator and Pelvic Health advocate.

Adrienne trained in Perth, Australia and obtained her Master of Physiotherapy in 2010. She went on to work in various outpatient settings, including Orthopedics and Neurology. In 2014 she completed a Post Graduate Certificate in Clinical Physiotherapy - Continence and Women's Health at Curtin University (Perth, Australia). This launched her focused practice in Pelvic Health and Women’s Health at Diane Lee and Associates and the Bladder Clinic at the Jim Pattison Outpatient Centre in Surrey, affording her the opportunity to refine her skills and work alongside Urologists, Urogynecologists, Obstetricians, Gynecologists and Nurse Continence Advisors. In 2019, she joined the multidisciplinary team at Fortius Sport and Health in Burnaby and is now providing services in her home community of Langley, BC as a member of Full Circle Physiotherapy - A Pelvic Health Collective. Bringing her years of clinical experience, Adrienne is committed to ongoing education and takes into account the best available research evidence into her practice. She treats all areas of Pelvic Health, adopting a whole-person, partnered approach where she works with her clients on their self-identified needs and goals from daily function to high level performance. She also incorporates real time ultrasound into her assessment and treatment of the pelvic floor and core. Regardless of the injury or dysfunction, Adrienne strongly believes in keeping people active and doing what they love to do through their healing journey.

Being a mom of 2 littles, Adrienne has a passion for assisting people to maintain their fitness and athletics during pregnancy, return safely to function, exercise and sport after birth and establish healthy relationships with their bodies through the lifespan. She is enthusiastic about educating and presenting on various topics in her field to the community, her peers and other health care professionals. She is actively working to advocate and improve pelvic health awareness and accessibility in BC through various committees and research initiatives.

🏃‍♀️ Calling all Female Runners! 🏃‍♀️Remote study opportunity - please share widely!Researchers at , University of Ottaw...
02/10/2026

🏃‍♀️ Calling all Female Runners! 🏃‍♀️
Remote study opportunity - please share widely!

Researchers at , University of Ottawa are studying a new questionnaire on bladder symptoms during running and brisk walking and need your help!

✨ Contribute to research improving understanding of bladder symptoms in active women

📣 Interested or know someone who might be? Share this post and help spread the word!

Link to survey: https://redcap.link/BRUTSQ

✨ Stronger Together  ✨ Integrating knowledge, practice, and people in pelvic health.See you in Ottawa for the 7th Annual...
01/06/2026

✨ Stronger Together ✨ Integrating knowledge, practice, and people in pelvic health.

See you in Ottawa for the 7th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Society for Pelvic Medicine!

🗓 May 1–3, 2026
📍 Ottawa, ON

📣 Accepting workshop proposals and abstract submissions - Share your expertise, research, and clinical innovation with Canada’s pelvic health community. Deadline has been extended to January 28!!

👩‍⚕️ For ALL practitioners with an interest in pelvic health - this is Canada's premier multidisciplinary pelvic health conference

📅 Registration opens January 9, 2025

💡 Early-bird registration ends March 22, 2026

💸 CSPM members save on registration

👉 Scan the QR code or visit canadiansocietyforpelvicmedicine.org to learn more

📩 Questions? info@canadiansocietyforpelvicmedicine.org

Huge thanks to Clarius Mobile Health for having me and supporting today’s session - so grateful for your collaboration!
06/18/2025

Huge thanks to Clarius Mobile Health for having me and supporting today’s session - so grateful for your collaboration!

Join Adrienne Sim live on June 18 to learn how transabdominal ultrasound is transforming pelvic floor and core assessments, treatment planning, and patient engagement.

Honoured to Share the Stage at Fraser Health OBGYN Grand Rounds 💫This past week, I had the privilege of presenting along...
05/02/2025

Honoured to Share the Stage at Fraser Health OBGYN Grand Rounds 💫

This past week, I had the privilege of presenting alongside some truly brilliant colleagues at the Fraser Health OBGYN Grand Rounds, diving into a topic that deserves far more spotlight: Pelvic Health Physiotherapy for Risk Reduction and Management of Obstetric A**l Sphincter Injuries (OASI)

We unpacked:
🟣 The incidence of OASI injuries locally (Fraser Health), provincially (BC), nationally and globally
🟣 The lasting impact these injuries can have on birthers
🟣 How Pelvic Health Physiotherapists play a role in risk reduction, filling a current patient education gap and rehabilitation
🟣 The importance of interdisciplinary collaboration—physios as key players on the birth team
🟣 Our growing integration into the perinatal continuum, including exciting initiatives like the new multidisciplinary Maternal Pelvic Health Clinic at BC Women's Hospital for BCWH patients.

It was a powerful reminder that evidence-based pelvic health care should be a standard part of every birthing journey.

Let’s keep pushing for change—one informed birth at a time. 💪🏽💜

📢✨Advocating for access to quality pelvic health physiotherapy services in BC! PABC has just released its official Posit...
03/14/2025

📢✨Advocating for access to quality pelvic health physiotherapy services in BC! PABC has just released its official Position Statement on Pelvic Health Physiotherapy, highlighting the need for improved access and awareness across British Columbia. Here are the key messages:

1️⃣ First-Line Treatment: Pelvic health physiotherapy is an evidence-based, first-line treatment for conditions like urinary and f***l incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, anorectal dysfunction, and pelvic pain. These issues need accessible care across BC.

2️⃣ Lack of Referral Pathways: Currently, there are no established referral pathways for pelvic health physiotherapy in BC. This lack of structure leaves patients without a clear route to get the care they need.

3️⃣ Low Public Awareness: Many people still don’t know that pelvic health physiotherapy is a key, evidence-based treatment option. This knowledge gap is preventing folks from accessing interventions and delaying care.

4️⃣ Access Challenges: Unfortunately, most pelvic health physiotherapy is available only in the private sector, making it unaffordable for many British Columbians. The unequal funding and geographic distribution of providers create significant barriers, especially in rural areas.

5️⃣ Equitable Access Must Be a Priority: It's time to prioritize comprehensive and equitable access to pelvic health physiotherapy for all residents in BC. Every person deserves access to this care, regardless of location or financial means. Let's raise awareness, advocate for structured access, and ensure equitable care for all British Columbians.

📝 Learn more about the full Position Statement and Please Share to join the conversation to drive change through the link in bio!

I had the privilege of speaking at the  BC Provincial Clinic alongside a passionate and knowledgeable lineup of presente...
05/28/2023

I had the privilege of speaking at the BC Provincial Clinic alongside a passionate and knowledgeable lineup of presenters. Thank you for including me and the topic of pelvic floor for fit pros into this high energy, refreshing and nostalgic space! 💗
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09/16/2022

Curious about pelvic health and how a physio could help? Join Jessica monthly to learn more. RSVP directly to jessica@fullcirclephysiotherapy.com for the Zoom link.

😍😍👇👇👇Full Circle Physiotherapy: A Pelvic Health Collective
08/17/2022

😍😍👇👇👇Full Circle Physiotherapy: A Pelvic Health Collective

⚠️ Pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain🤰

Reframing beliefs and instilling facts for contemporary management of this issue ✅

Great in this NEW editorial 📄

READ ➡️ https://bit.ly/3PsOsSG

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