Hi my name is Sebastian! I completed my Masters of Physical Therapy and Bachelors of Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia. During my time at UBC, I gained invaluable experience with many local organizations including UBC Recreation, Special Olympics BC, and ICORD’s PARC Program. PARC researches the impacts of exercise in the spinal cord injury population. My passions for healthy living and exercise are what motivated me to pursue physiotherapy. My treatment-style incorporates an active therapeutic approach for patients through hands-on manual therapy, rehabilitative exercise, soft tissue techniques, IMS/ Functional Dry Needling, goal setting, and education. My previous work experiences fostered a special interest in foot, ankle, Achilles, and ACL rehab as well as running assessment and injury. I also have a personal interest in cycling and triathlon rehab. I moved to Edmonton from Vancouver and am excited to start a new adventure in Alberta. I am a die-hard Canucks fan and always love discussing the latest hockey news. Outside of work you can find me running or cycling on the trails (of course stopping and petting every dog I see), training for my next triathlon, walking my dog, and sampling every coffee shop Edmonton has to offer.

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Hey Edmonton, my name is Michelle, and I am a physical therapist who is here to help you reach your rehab goals and guide you to pain free, functional movement. I am a graduate of the Physical Therapy program from the University of Alberta, and prior to studying in Edmonton I attended University in my hometown of Windsor, Ontario completing a Bachelor of Human Kinetics.

I provide treatment for a variety of orthopedic injuries and conditions, to patients of all ages. Whether you have injured yourself during a sport related activity or in your everyday life, I would love to help you determine the root cause of your injury and guide you through your rehab process.

I take particular interest in treating dancers, as I have twenty-seven years of dance training and experience. My love of dance started at the age of three and developed over the years through competitive dancing, teaching and dancing aboard cruise ships professionally. I currently stay active in the Edmonton dance community by teaching adult drop-in classes and taking class myself. My goal is to help dancers manage a current injury, prevent further injury & understand how to create longevity in their dance journey.

My treatment techniques include education, exercise, functional dry needling, and hands on therapy. You will also be provided with a specialized home exercise program to aid in your rehab process. My approach to physiotherapy is similar to that of a dance instructor, where I am here to provide you with advice, knowledge and encouragement! Alongside my guidance, your own commitment to your recovery will be essential to your success.

Michelle is also certified in Clinical Pilates and is passionate about providing this unique service in a rehab setting. She utilizes the reformer, tower and mat Pilates equipment in order to provide a graded core exercise program to rehab an injury, enhance performance and improve overall strength/mobility. This type of treatment is a great option for the Edmonton dance community as dance requires such complex choreography and movement patterns.

Designations: Master of Science in Physical Therapy, Bachelor of Human Kinetics (Major in Movement Science, Honours with Distinction), On Point Dry Needling Certification (Upper and Lower Quadrant), Clinical Pilates Practitioner

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Hi, I’m Jessie! Edmonton born and raised, I am a graduate from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor’s in Kinesiology and a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy; along with post-graduate training in Biomedical Dry Needling. While attending the UofA I was fortunate enough to play and captain for the Pandas varsity soccer team; and twice represented Canada at the Universiade games. My treatment approach is centered on helping you discern the nuances of your injury, creating comprehensive, personalized plans that focus both on both short-term relief and long-term health, aimed at the root cause of your concern. I strongly believe movement is medicine and I’m committed to ongoing learning and evidence based care. When I am not in the clinic, I’m somewhere outside seeking an adventure. I find joy in pursuing an active lifestyle and helping my patients do the same. I particularly enjoy treating runners, back pain and hip/knee arthritis. Looking forward to meeting you!

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Hi! My name is Krista! I was born and raised in rural Alberta and am a University of Alberta graduate with my Bachelors of Science in Occupational Therapy. I am a compassionate and client-centered occupational therapist who supports individuals in enhancing their independence, well-being, and quality of life. I brings extensive experience in both physical and mental health, working with clients across the lifespan to address challenges related to daily functioning, mobility, and emotional wellness.

Krista has a significant experience in mental health, including anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, and emotional regulation. I support clients in developing practical coping strategies, building routines, managing stress, and re-engaging in meaningful activities. I also work with individuals who are neurodivergent or living with trauma histories, tailoring my approach to each person’s unique strengths and needs.

In addition, I have special interest in concussion management and physical medicine, using evidence-informed strategies to support recovery, manage symptoms, and promote safe return to activity and daily roles. My approach integrates physical rehabilitation with cognitive and emotional support to address the full impact of concussion and physical injury.

My broader practice includes chronic pain and fatigue management, injury recovery, and functional assessments, with an emphasis on adapting environments and routines to foster greater independence. I am also trained in acupuncture, which I integrate as a complementary approach to reduce pain, anxiety, and tension.

Clients can expect a respectful, collaborative, and goal-oriented approach grounded in evidence-based practice—and a genuine commitment to supporting what matters most in their lives.

In my spare time, I enjoy spending time outdoors, staying active through fitness, mountain biking, hiking and recharging with my family and dogs. I values balance, connection, and meaningful occupation—both personally and professionally.

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As a graduate of MH Vicars 2200-hour, 2-year, Registered Massage Therapist program, I feel as though I have found my calling. I’ve always enjoyed working with people and helping them find a solution to what ails them. Massage has given me the skills and knowledge to help; even more so now.

I strive to incorporate relaxation into every treatment, even the deepest, most therapeutic treatments are most effective when the tissues are relaxed. I know first hand how frustrating an injury can be, especially when it takes you away from what you love to do. By creating an individualized treatment plan for each client, we can work towards alleviating your discomfort.

Currently I offer several types of therapeutic massage, such as relaxation, deep tissue, pre/post-natal, joint mobilization, trigger point release, lymphatic drainage, TMJ and dynamic cupping. Continuing education is incredibly important to my practice and learning new techniques to incorporate into treatments, as well as staying current with industry standards.

Massage is beneficial for both your physical and mental health. Even people who are focused on the physical benefits say they feel less stressed after receiving a massage. By increasing circulation, decreasing muscle soreness and joint stiffness, improving sleep quality, strengthening the immune response, elevating energy and decreasing anxiety; massage has something to offer everyone.

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I’m a Registered Massage Therapist with a deep love and respect for the human body and its incredible ability to restore itself to full function and vitality. My passion is helping clients return to their natural strength, mobility, and comfort. Each session is uniquely tailored and may include deep pressure, active release, relaxation techniques, table stretching to improve range of motion, and other therapeutic modalities depending on your goals.

I’m committed to lifelong learning and continuously explore new methods to better support healing. I also enjoy integrating elements of meditation to help calm the nervous system and create a more holistic mind-body experience.

Outside my practice, I adore anime and value time with my friends and family—they keep me grounded, inspired, and joyful. My hope is to bring that same warmth and dedication to every client I meet.

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Hi, I am Holly!

I completed my Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) and my Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy (MScPT) at the University of Alberta. My drive to help others achieve their goals and my fascination with the human body led me to a rewarding career as a physical therapist. To sum it up – I have a passion for people! I was born and raised in the Edmonton area and take great joy in giving back to our community through volunteer work and participation in local events.

Providing exceptional quality care is my priority because I believe every individual deserves the opportunity to have their story heard and to achieve holistic well-being. I look forward to helping my patients reclaim the activities they cherish most. My therapeutic approach places the patient at the center of shaping their rehabilitation plan, recognizing that your understanding of your own body is paramount. I use a blend of therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, and comprehensive education to make the journey towards your goals both effective and engaging. I am passionate about working with musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries, and women’s pelvic health.

During my leisure time, you’ll often find me exploring hiking trails, scuba diving, enjoying yoga, or weight training in the gym. I love spending time with my family and lively pups, Gus and Obi-Wan Kenobi.

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My involvement with sports and movement first started out by playing ACAC Soccer with Concordia University in Edmonton, where I played for three years before completing my Bachelors of Physical Education at the University of Alberta in 2011. My work as a personal trainer at Millennium Place in Sherwood Park ignited my love for human movement and optimizing function, leading to a three-year journey at the University of Western States, where I completed my Doctor of Chiropractic and Masters in Science of Sports Medicine.

Since graduating, I have worked with numerous athletes from a wide variety of ages and experiences, one of my most memorable being my time with the BCHL’s Vernon Vipers.

Throughout my career, I’ve found myself most fascinated with faults of the feet and developmental kinesiology. Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) - how we breathe and brace - has become a pillar of my practice, a lens of how to observe and analyze human movement. Assessing functional movement patterns while taking into account the nervous, muscular, lymphatic, skeletal, vascular systems and of course, mental or emotional states are all considered important in my practice.

On my rare days off, I’m at my happiest when I’m biking, climbing, running, snowboarding and playing in the beautiful Canadian Rockies. Otherwise you’ll find me trudging along with my son and doggos in our lovely River Valley.

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Hi, I’m Emma!

I completed both my Bachelor of Science in Psychology and my Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta. I decided I wanted to be a physiotherapist after working closely with folks with disabilities through Special Olympics, motionball, and the Steadward Centre during my university years. All of these experiences lead me to develop a passion for inclusion and creating access to movement for all. No matter what your goals are, I want to help you participate in the things you love!

I believe in creating evidence based, individualized programs that fit your unique lifestyle to make physio as accessible as possible. My priority is making sure you have a strong voice in your rehab plan, because you know your body best! I take an active approach to treatment, paired with manual therapy techniques and strong patient education to create long lasting outcomes. I work with clients of all ages and conditions, including children and teens! Throughout your time in physio I will help you reach your goals, while also giving you the tools to avoid reinjury in the future. I can’t wait to get started with you!

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