Amal Issa, BPT

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Amal Issa, BPT

Physiotherapist, Clinic Director - Stony Plain

Amal is a highly experienced Stony Plain physiotherapist who brings nearly two decades of hands-on knowledge, clinical expertise, and compassionate care to every patient interaction. Since earning her physiotherapy degree in 2005, she has been dedicated to helping people manage pain, improve mobility, and return to the activities they love with confidence.
She treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and holds specialized training in women’s health physiotherapy, vestibular rehabilitation (for vertigo and balance concerns), and IMS/dry needling. Amal is also a certified Manipulative Therapist through the Swodeam Institute, which supports her precise and effective hands-on treatment style.
Whether it’s a sports injury, postural dysfunction, or persistent tendonitis, Amal enjoys treating pain from head to toe. Her approach blends manual therapy, functional exercise, and patient education to build customized, goal-driven treatment plans.
Amal also serves as the Clinic Director of our Stony Plain Physiotherapy location, where she leads with warmth and professionalism, creating a welcoming environment for both patients and the care team.
Outside of the clinic, Amal stays active chasing after her two young boys and loves to read when she finds a quiet moment. She is fluent in English, French, and Arabic, making her care accessible and inclusive to a broad range of patients in the community.

FROM THE BLOG

Exploring the Advantages of Early Physiotherapy for Movement Improvement

Movement is something we often take for granted—until it becomes difficult. If you’re noticing early signs of discomfort, limitations in mobility, or pain during regular activity, responding quickly matters. Early physiotherapy isn’t about reacting to a major injury. It’s about recognizing small issues before they turn into long-term complications. At Boost Physiotherapy, we believe that

Dry Needling’s Role in Enhancing Muscle Mobility and Comfort

Muscle tightness and chronic discomfort can make once-simple movements feel restricted or painful. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing a repetitive strain, or addressing everyday tension, restoring muscle mobility is key to feeling better and moving with confidence. Dry needling is a recognized technique many physiotherapists use alongside manual therapy and exercise. For people

Unveiling the Impact of Personalized Physiotherapy Assessments on Injury Prevention

Staying active is key to long-term health, but staying injury-free while doing it requires more than willpower and good shoes. Whether you’re training regularly or simply want to move better every day, preventing injury starts with understanding how your body moves—where it’s strong, where it compensates, and where it’s at risk. This is where personalized