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Did Liisa Sorsa co-found Reframe Health Lab?
She was one of its three founding collaborators. Mercury Films' Reframe Health page, checked 2026-10-16, says that in 2011 Dr. Mike Evans "teamed up with his longtime friend Nicholas de Pencier as well as illustrator Liisa Sorsa" to create 23½ Hours, the lab's first video, and that the team went on to produce more than fifty health videos. The credits of the 2011 video Concussions 101, as hosted by BrainLine, read "Illustrated by Liisa Sorsa" under a copyright line to Michael Evans and Mercury Films Inc. The Globe and Mail (2013-01-27) reported that Evans had earlier worked with Sorsa on comic books about cancer care, and that the whiteboard technique came from shooting her drawing and speeding the footage up by 3,000 per cent.
What does Liisa Sorsa do now?
She is co-founder of ThinkLink Graphics, a graphic-recording and graphic-facilitation studio. Its website, checked 2026-10-16, lists her as "Co-Founder | Graphic Facilitator and Digital Artist" with more than twenty years in professional graphic recording, says she lives and works in Ajax, Ontario, and names Disa Kauk as the other co-founder. Her Behance profile describes her as an experienced facilitator, graphic recorder and visual language expert with a background in telecommunications.
Is she still working with Dr. Mike Evans?
Yes. A 2026-05-26 post on Evans's Substack, Evans Health Lab, thanks "Liisa Sorsa from ThinkLink Graphics for the fantastic illustrations" on a plantar fasciitis explainer. University of Toronto Magazine (2013-10-21) credited the illustrations in the Dr. Mike videos to her, and said Evans hired a professional artist and film producer in 2011 before uploading 23½ Hours that December.
Has Liisa Sorsa spoken at TechTO?
No. Reframe Health Lab's managing director Mike Heinrich did, at TechTO HealthTO on 2017-04-06, presenting "Patient Engagement and Leprechauns".