Maddy’s treatment philosophy is centered around helping her patients get back to doing what they love. Maddy takes an individualized, evidence-based approach to create tailored treatment programs that empower her patients to stay active and feel their best. She has earned post-graduate certifications in acupuncture, managing TMJ conditions, vestibular & concussion rehabilitation, and continues to enhance her skills through ongoing professional development. Maddy is actively involved in the physiotherapy community, currently serving as Chair of the Manitoba Physiotherapy Association’s Professional Development Committee, as a member of the College of Physiotherapists of Manitoba Legislative Committee and as a Clinical Instructor for MPT students.

Outside of her practice, Maddy is a firm believer in staying active and continuously challenging herself. Whether it’s playing hockey or volleyball, strength training, roller skating, or venturing into new activities, she embraces a lifestyle of growth and self-discovery. In her personal time, you can often find Maddy going for walks with her husband and their cat, Jimmy, or unwinding at her family cabin in northern Manitoba—a peaceful retreat that fuels her creativity and focus.

Her treatment philosophy is to help people navigate the physical, emotional and social effects of injury and enable them to feel confident and become independent in their rehabilitation. She values building meaningful relationships with her patients and providing a safe environment for them to share their experiences.

Alanna has received additional post-graduate certification in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and is currently in the process of completing her Advanced Diploma in Manual and Manipulative Physiotherapy through the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.

Alanna loves to spend time outside with her family going for morning walks with coffee, bike rides through the neighbourhood and wading pool dates with her daughter. She also competes in Olympic weightlifting and looks forward to her postpartum return to competition. Alanna also works as a peer support counselor for families dealing with pregnancy and infant loss and is actively involved with this population.

The importance of massage therapy for injury prevention and rehabilitation is a strong pillar of Karen’s treatment beliefs. Her passion for helping others led her to becoming a Registered Massage Therapist. She has continued her studies and is a Certified Infant Massage Teacher and a Certified Paediatric Massage Therapist through the Liddle Kidz Foundation.

Karen grew up playing volleyball and running long distance track. You can still find her running outside as well as biking, soaking up the Manitoba summers.

Her approach to treatment combines hands-on manual therapy with patient education, providing the guidance needed to support optimal recovery and overall well-being. Empowering patients through clear communication and collaborative goal setting is central to her practice. She has also completed post-graduate certification in cupping therapy.

Delainey grew up in Steinbach, where she played volleyball and softball. Outside the clinic, she works with the Winnipeg Rifles football team medical staff. In her free time, she enjoys spending time outdoors—camping and hiking with her husband in the summer and hitting the ski slopes in the winter.

Jennifer understands that each injury is unique and that the recovery process can sometimes feel overwhelming and challenging. She takes a patient-centred, functional approach to treatment, focusing on identifying the root cause of symptoms while helping clients build strength, confidence, and long-term resilience. Her care integrates education, hands-on therapy, progressive exercise, and a variety of modalities, including acupuncture, to support meaningful, lasting results. Jennifer is committed to continually expanding her knowledge through advanced training and ongoing collaboration with colleagues.

Jennifer’s lifelong involvement in community, sports, and philanthropy helped shape her passion for helping others and inspired her to pursue a career in the medical rehabilitation field. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading, and staying active year-round—from hiking and camping in the summer to skating and downhill skiing in the winter.

She has done extensive training, and teaching along side Deanna Hansen, the founder of Fluid Isometrics and Block Therapy and became a Certified Block Therapy Instructor in 2013.

While having been an athlete all her life, participating in many Manitoba Marathons, Manitoba Synchronized Swimming Team, multiple Manitoba Volleyball teams, gymnastics, long distance track team, Heather has enjoyed taking her experiences and using that knowledge and understanding to train others in helping to achieve their physical and fitness goals. Because of injuries that can happen while training, Heather set off on a journey to discover a solution to these issues as well.