Dr. Ferguson started his journey in healthcare at the University of Alberta, graduating with his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. As a kinesiologist, Dr. Ferguson found a passion for helping people move better and move more. Seeking more tools and knowledge; Dr. Ferguson travelled to Portland, Oregon and the University of Western States for the Doctor of Chiropractic program.

Dr. Ferguson takes a movement first approach to care. He has a background in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (McKenzie Technique), Neurodynamic Solutions and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization; all of which focus on empowering patients to address their pain with movement, improve their movement quality, and move more! He pairs this with chiropractic adjustments, dynamic cupping, and myofascial therapy to help improve patient’s function.

Outside of the clinic you may run into Dr. Tanner on one of Edmonton’s River Valley Trails, on the court refereeing basketball, playing rec league volleyball, or hiking in the mountains.

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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 and have also established Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization as a pillar of my practice, as I believe it to be important to observe the human body as a whole. This means assessing functional movement patterns while also taking into consideration nervous, muscular, lymphatic, skeletal, vascular systems and of course, mental or emotional states.

On my days off, I’m at my happiest when I’m biking, climbing, running, snowboarding and playing in the beautiful Canadian Rockies.

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Hey there, I’m Jason! My goal as your Physical Therapist is to get you back doing what you love to do as soon as possible. I completed all my training at the University of Alberta, where I completed a PhD (Neuroscience), MSc in Physical Therapy, and a BSc in Human Physiology. I have been working in private practice in the Edmonton area for 10+ years and have taken advanced training in the following:

Functional Dry Needling

Functional Range Conditioning (FRC)

Active Life Rx Immersion Certification

Spinal manipulation (SWODAEM Institute)

Selective Functional Movement Assessments (SFMA)

Running Biomechanics and Prevention of Running Injuries

Whether you want to compete in an ultra-marathon or get back to playing with your grandkids, I will do whatever I can to get you there. My treatment style is primarily using corrective exercises to address the underlying musculature imbalances that are causing pain/ injury. In addition, I use a combination dry needling and manual therapy (joint manipulation and soft tissue work) as needed to improve mobility or decrease pain. Ultimately my goal is to allow you to continue to be active by providing you the tools to recovery quickly and avoid further injury.

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I am a graduate from the University of Alberta with a Bachelor’s in Kinesiology and a MSc in Physical Therapy. I played for the Pandas varsity soccer team and twice represented Canada at the Universiade games. With an athletic and coaching background I am passionate about utilizing movement to treat and prevent injuries. My goal is to allow you to move in an efficient, independent and pain-free way that does not place limits on whatever your end goal may be.

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Hi, I’m Kelsey! I completed both my Bachelor of Kinesiology and my Master of Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta’s Augustana campus in Camrose. I have always loved sports and being active, ask my mom, she used to have to drag me off the playground and soccer field! That love has continued into adulthood, I am always looking to try something new and currently I’m really into yoga, boxing, and golf.

I played competitive ringette for 15 years, over that time I competed in 2 Canadian National Ringette Championships and in the 2011 Canada Winter Games for Team Alberta. Like many of my colleagues my passion for physiotherapy began when I had to get treatment for an injury of my own (it’s a funny story, make sure you ask me about it!). After two years of working with my physiotherapist I knew I wanted to help others in the same way.

I take on a patient centered approach to therapy where I hope to gain a thorough understanding of the individual and their goals for physio. This collaborative approach allows me to create an individualized rehabilitation program tailored to your body, lifestyle, and abilities. I apply a combination of manual therapy and functional exercise to achieve the best possible outcome and give you the tools to prevent other injuries from occurring in the future. With detailed education and an individualized training program, my goal is to teach my clients to better understand their injuries and promote health conscious and active lifestyles.

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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, I’m Connor!

I have completed both my Bachelor’s of Science (BSc) and my Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy (MScPT) from the University of Alberta. My curiosity has always driven my commitment to understanding the complexities and capacity of the human body and its movement. I have advanced training in:

• KinetaCore Functional Dry Needling Level 1 & 2

• Level 1 & 2 Upper and Lower Advanced Orthopaedic Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy

• Complete Concussion Management

• Intro & Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation via the Dizziness & Balance Rehab Clinic

I am passionate about comprehensive high quality client-centred care informed by evidence based practice. My emphasis is on genuine education and empowerment to achieve your goals. My treatment approach is focused on individualized exercises, adjunct with IMS dry needling and manual therapy. My goal is to get you moving and keep you moving, so you can continue doing what you love!

Beyond physio, you can find me in the mountains or in the river valley; hiking, running, cycling, mountain biking, skiing and walking my greyhound! Occasionally, my mood is influenced by the Edmonton Oilers. I can’t wait to help you on your rehab journey!

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Katie loves talking all things nutrition! With all the “interesting” nutrition information out there, it can get confusing with who we should listen to. Katie is a Registered Dietitian who is passionate about empowering her patients to learn how to fuel their unique body and its needs. Diagnosed with Celiac disease at the age of 16, cooking and experimenting with food became a passion. She learned how to create simple, nutritious meals and loves teaching others how food can help them feel their best. Ensuring our meals stay simple yet delicious is one of Katie’s favorite niches to focus on.  Katie loves working with a wide range of nutrition concerns. With her background as a National level gymnast, college level volleyball player, and qualified Team Canada Triathlete member, Katie specializes in sports nutrition and teaching patients how to properly fuel their training. From her own journey following her Celiac diagnosis, Katie has great experience working through GI challenges including nutrition around Celiac disease, food intolerances, and bowel concerns. She has 5 years experience in outpatient counselling where she supported patients in improving their relationship with food, worked with women going through peri- and post menopause and helped individuals navigate a wide range of other chronic health conditions. Her approach is to provide the most individual and personalized plan to support each patient’s unique health needs, lifestyle, and goals. Katie is here to help you balance all of your nutrition goals while making sure to save room for a few slices of chocolate cake.  Outside of work you will find her training for trail runs or half marathons, cooking and baking up a storm, and making up any excuse to host a party and try out a few new recipes!

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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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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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