Steve graduated from the Master of Physical Therapy Program at the University of Manitoba in 2018 after completing his Bachelor of Kinesiology. Steve has experience in sport-specific performance training for various individual and team sports. He also has experience in stroke rehabilitation in the hospital environment. Steve strives to help clients of all ages and activity levels decrease their pain and return to optimal functioning by utilizing patient education, exercise, and hands-on therapy.
Steve graduated from the Master of Physical Therapy Program at the University of Manitoba in 2018...
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Curtis graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology in 2014 and then went on to complete his Master of Physical Therapy in 2016. Since graduating he has gone on to take extensive post graduate training in areas of manual therapy and advanced exercise prescription which has profoundly shaped his clinical practice.
Curtis has always been involved in sport and activity; and enjoys looking for new challenges. He began lifting weights consistently in middle school and has had a love for weight training since then. Alongside his university studies he set out to practice Taekwondo, achieving the rank of first degree blackbelt. His passion for activity was a major influence in his path to becoming a physiotherapist, as well as a love of learning, and a strong desire to help others.
Curtis believes strongly in developing an individualized plan centered around goals that are meaningful to his patients. He is passionate about educating his patients so that they have a good understanding and clear direction in their rehabilitation plan. He regards exercise as one of the most powerful ways in which he can influence his patient’s health and, with a primarily active approach, works hard to help others achieve their goals, promote independence, and foster resilience.
Curtis’ love for education extends well beyond his direct clinical involvement. From 2015-2020 he served as a board member of the MB- Section of Sport Physiotherapy Canada where his primary role as the education chair was to bring in high quality continuing education courses and speakers to therapists in the community. He has also served as a clinical supervisor and mentor for several physiotherapy students and physiotherapy exam candidates.
Curtis has a wealth of clinical experience working in multidisciplinary environments and places a high value on interprofessional collaboration to ensure patients receive the highest level of care possible.
Curtis graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology in 2014 ...
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Avril graduated with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta in 2018, having completed a Bachelors of Science in Genetics at the University of Manitoba. Avril enjoys treating all types of injuries from athletic to workplace to orthopedic. She has had training in acupuncture and most recently in exercise therapy for people with Parkinson’s Disease.
Avril has been involved in archery as both an athlete and coach for 20 plus years and as such strives to better understand, treat and prevent sport injuries. She views physiotherapy as a way to help people get better and a way to provide them with the tools to continue to do well after leaving the clinic.
Avril graduated with a Masters of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta in 201...
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Shanley grew up in rural Manitoba and eventually moved to Winnipeg for her university education. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Psychology from the University of Manitoba in 2015 and graduated with a Masters in Physical Therapy in 2017.
Shanley holds a lot of value in continuing her education and has completed post-graduate courses such as taping and bracing, Orthopedic Level 1 and Acupuncture. Shanley achieved her certification in Women’s Health and Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in January 2019. She is passionate about this area of health and wellness and wants to provide access for all individuals experiencing pelvic health concerns. She has continued to take various courses within this area of physical therapy and is now treating men, women, and transgender patients, from pediatrics to older individuals.
She believes in a holistic approach to rehabilitation and tries to integrate the knowledge she has gained from various courses and experiences into client-centered care. Her aim is to provide her patients with knowledge, tools and confidence to achieve their goals and improve their quality of life by taking an active role in their rehab.
When she isn’t focused on client care and continued education, she can be found walking through Assiniboine Park with her husband, two daughters and golden doodle!
Shanley grew up in rural Manitoba and eventually moved to Winnipeg for her university education. ...
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Lyle has worked in public and private Physiotherapy since graduating from the University of Manitoba. He is a fellow of the Academy of Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy (FCAMPT)and uses acupuncture when indicted in his practice. In collaborating with his clients to achieve their goals, Lyle uses manual therapy, modalities, patient education and rehabilitation exercise prescription. He works with all age client’s in need of Physiotherapy services.
Lyle has worked in public and private Physiotherapy since graduating from the University of Manit...
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