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Mountain Landscape

Wildflower Rehabilitation

Occupational Therapy Services

Occupational therapy is a client-centred approach that looks at the whole person and how physical health, mental health, emotions, environment, and daily routines influence our ability to function and participate in the things that matter to us.

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My love of OT stems from my belief that engaging in meaningful occupations—the things we do in our daily lives that give us purpose, connection, and enjoyment—is an important part of living a rich and fulfilling life. I work collaboratively with clients to understand what may be getting in the way, while building on their strengths, interests, skills, and values to create meaningful and sustainable change.

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My approach is holistic, individualized, and practical. Depending on your needs, this may include building skills and routines, nervous system regulation, gradual exposure, activity-based strategies, or changes to your environment. I believe healing happens through a strong therapeutic relationship, small intentional changes, and supportive accountability.

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As an OT practicing in northern BC, I recognize that accessing care can look different in rural and remote communities. I offer flexible in-person and virtual services, meeting clients where they are and supporting them to reconnect with the people, activities, roles, and places that are meaningful to them.

My Approach

Lisa Zoller, OT, Reg. (BC), BHK

In their words

A few words from people who have worked with Wildflower Rehabilitation.

“Recovering from a concussion has been a challenging process, but Lisa has been such a positive part of that journey. She took the time to listen to what I was struggling with in each session and always provided practical tools and strategies to help. Her encouragement and ability to suggest realistic, manageable activities made a real difference in my recovery. She also helped me maintain a more positive mindset when I felt stuck, reminding me of the progress I had made and helping me focus on the small wins. I’m so grateful for her guidance.”

— Former Client

 

“As a former first responder, I was diagnosed with PTSD. I felt stuck in ‘fight, flight, freeze’ mode and didn’t truly understand how to manage my symptoms. With the help of weekly sessions with Lisa, I learned how to better cope with and understand PTSD. The strategies and tools Lisa walked me through helped tremendously. Lisa’s kind and uplifting approach was truly life-changing for me.”

— Former Client

“I would highly recommend Lisa for her OT services. She was kind, professional, and adaptable. She came to observe me at school in a variety of scenarios and provided valuable feedback after each one. She was very friendly and approachable, and both the students and I enjoyed having her around for the afternoon!”

— Former Client

“Working with my occupational therapist, Lisa, has been an entirely positive experience. From day one, they created a safe, non-judgmental space built on open communication, which made it easy to be completely honest and get to the root of issues that might not have surfaced otherwise.

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I especially appreciated the flexibility of combining in-person and virtual sessions—including having an appointment where we went for a walk—along with realistic, manageable interventions that helped me scale things back when life felt overwhelming. The resources provided were never generic; they were thoughtfully tailored to my specific situation.

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By actively listening, skillfully guiding conversations, and tracking my progression across appointments, they created a deeply personalized and supportive care experience where I felt heard. Lisa met me where I was and helped me find the strength to keep going.”

— Former Client

Lake

What I offer

Mental Health Services

Women's Health

Case Management Services

Chronic Pain Management

Traumatic Brain Injury Services

Ergonomic & Home Based Assessments

Forest

“ The greatest thing then, in all education, is to make our nervous system our ally as opposed to our enemy.”
–William James

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