Following her years as a competitive volleyball player, Leah knew she wanted to become a Physiotherapist. Having received therapy for shoulder and elbow injuries, Leah experienced first-hand the role that Physiotherapy plays in reducing pain and restoring function. Leah has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to advancing her clinical skills throughout her career.

Leah’s training at a glance: >•Bachelor of Arts in Physical Activity & Sports Studies: University of Winnipeg (2002). Awarded the Gold Medal for highest academic achievement.

>•Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation in Physiotherapy: University of Manitoba (2005)

>•Acupuncture (2006)

>•Low Intensity Laser Therapy (2012)

>•Certified Hand Therapist: Hand Therapy Certification Commission (2016)

Leah’s professionalism and enthusiasm are unmatched. Her strength lies in her unwavering commitment to the needs of her patients. She has the ability to use her exemplary communication skills to really listen to her patients, set attainable goals and inspire individuals to reach their maximum potential. Leah’s favorite conditions to treat include shoulder impingement, rotator cuff repairs, wrist fractures and tendonitis.

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Education, experience and enthusiasm set Krista apart. From her first encounter with a physiotherapist as a pediatric burn patient, Krista realized the importance of the role of rehabilitation in health care. Her lifelong interest in Physiotherapy is apparent by her ongoing commitment to professional development throughout her career.

Krista’s training at a glance:

>•Bachelor of Science degree: University of Winnipeg (1999). Graduated with highest academic distinction.

>•Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation in Physiotherapy: University of Manitoba (2005). Dean’s Honour List.

>•Acupuncture (2007)

>•Master’s of Science in Rehabilitation: University of Manitoba (2011). Dean’s Honor List.

>•Certified Hand Therapist: Hand Therapy Certification Commission (2013).

Due to her strong academic and clinical skills, Krista was awarded a prestigious Physiotherapy clinical placement at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden in 2004. In recognition of her professionalism and mentorship qualities, Krista was the 2012 recipient of the Manitoba Physiotherapy Association Leonore Saunders Award for acting as a role model and inspiration to her colleagues. Her passion for Hand & Upper Extremity Physiotherapy is obvious to colleagues and patients alike. Krista’s favorite conditions to treat include upper extremity fractures, wrist sprains, trigger finger and finger dislocations.

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Matthew became interested in Physiotherapy when volunteering in the rehabilitation department at the Health Sciences Centre. He observed how even a seemingly small intervention could make a monumental difference in an individual’s quality of life. Matthew has pursued his career as a Physiotherapist with unwavering enthusiasm.

Matthew’s training at a glance:

>•Bachelor of Arts in Psychology: University of Manitoba (2001). Graduated with honors.

>•Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation in Physiotherapy: University of Manitoba (2005)

>•Acupuncture (2006)

>•Currently a Certified Hand Therapist candidate

Matthew has a special interest in working with pediatric patients and is a passionate advocate for Pediatric Hemophilia and Cancer awareness. He cycled across Canada in the Sears National Kids Cancer Ride in 2010 and traveled to India in 2011 and 2012 to educate local Physiotherapists and Physicians regarding orthopedic management and complications of Hemophilia. Matthew’s favorite conditions to treat include hand fractures, tendon repairs and elbow injuries.

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