Athletic and PhysiotherapyPhysiotherapy is concerned with treatment and prevention of movement disorders. At this clinic the emphasis is on neuro-musculoskeletal conditions (nerves,muscles,bones). Conditions are treated using conventional treatment methods including; interferential current , tens, ultrasound, soft tissue techniques and exercise instruction. In addtion acupuncture can be utilized as a standalone treatment or combined with other modalities.
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Insurance CoverageWorker's Compensation (WCB)
Autopac (MPI) Most private/group insurance Veteran's Affairs/RCMP Direct billing available |
Kaylee Woodward, B.Sc. Kin
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Kaylee received her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and Applied Health from the University of Winnipeg, and is certified with the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association. She has completed a course in Soft Tissue Release, and plans to continue taking courses that will broaden her treatment technique repertoire.
She has experience working with clients of all ages, children to elderly, and of all fitness levels, from sedentary to elite athletes. Her treatments focus mainly on manual therapy and customized exercise programs that allow for optimal rehabilitation as well as total body conditioning. |
Jenna Shimoji, BMRPT
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Jenna graduated from Physiotherapy at the University of Manitoba and is certified with the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute. Jenna studied in the Athletic Therapy Program for two years prior to Physiotherapy.
Jenna is a passionate advocate of active based rehabilitation. The most rewarding aspect of her practice is empowering patients to take charge of their own active recovery and injury prevention. Jenna believes that optimal function depends not only on rehabilitating the physical limitation of an injury, but also in considering all aspects of a person’s lifestyle. She takes great pride in educating her patients about their injury to help them improve their health, well-being and quality of life. |
Kate Garinger B.Sc., MPT
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Kate Garinger graduated from the Masters of Physiotherapy Program at the University of Manitoba, where she also obtained a Bachelor of Science. Her clinical experience includes inpatient and outpatient orthopedic settings, pulmonary rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation (stroke and acquired brain injury), and treatment of current and former cancer patients. Kate has an excellent rapport with patients and staff alike and enjoys working with people of all different ability levels and ages. She has a passion for physiotherapy and is always looking for new ways to improve her practice such as taking new courses and seminars.
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