Cassandra grew up in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, where she first encountered physical therapy as a young dancer. With over ten years of experience as a competitive dance instructor, she has developed a passion for teaching movement and promoting wellness and injury prevention. This passion inspired her to pursue higher education at the University of Saskatchewan, where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology in 2023 and Master of Physical Therapy in 2025.
Cassandra loves working with children of all ages and enjoys the creative challenge of designing engaging therapy experiences tailored to each developmental stage. She believes pediatric physical therapy should be fun, collaborative, and centered around each child’s unique interests and needs. Her goal is to empower children through movement, help them feel confident in their bodies, and develop a lifelong love of movement.
Cassandra grew up in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, where she first encountered physical therapy...
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Betty is driven by a love for how the body works—and a strong belief in the power of early intervention. After completing her Master of Physical Therapy, she dove directly into the specialty of pediatrics, where she could combine her passion for movement with her love for working with kids. She especially enjoys working with infants and supporting families through those important early milestones.
Betty has a special interest in developmental and neurophysiotherapy, including treating children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Her sessions are filled with imagination, games, and movement activities that make therapy feel more like play than work—keeping kids engaged while making meaningful progress.
She has completed pediatric-focused continuing education and is always learning new ways to support children through therapy. Outside of the clinic, you’ll find her singing, playing piano and guitar, and always working on her next musical goal.
Betty is driven by a love for how the body works—and a strong belief in the power of early interv...
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Rachel grew up in Wilkie, Saskatchewan, where she discovered her love for sports and movement. That passion evolved into a career in physiotherapy focused on helping children stay active and feel their best. She brings a creative and fun approach to each session, often incorporating unique equipment like BOSU balls and scooters to keep kids engaged.
Rachel holds a Master of Physical Therapy and has completed continuing education in biomedical dry needling, sport first responder, pediatric pelvic health (bowel and bladder), and strength and conditioning. She has a particular interest in sports rehab and post-immobilization recovery, but she loves working with kids of all ages and abilities.
Outside of the clinic, Rachel enjoys playing volleyball, curling, cross-country skiing, and spending time at the lake with a good book. She believes physio should feel like play—and aims to make every visit fun, challenging, and meaningful.
Rachel grew up in Wilkie, Saskatchewan, where she discovered her love for sports and movement. Th...
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Sam grew up in Regina, Saskatchewan, where she participated in many sports, including basketball, soccer, volleyball, ringette, and European handball. Today, Sam still loves to stay active by rollerblading, running, lifting weights, golfing, and playing in the National Ringette League for the Saskatchewan Heat. She graduated from the University of Regina with a Bachelor of Science in Biology in 2022 and then journeyed to Saskatoon to pursue her Master of Physical Therapy. Since moving to Saskatoon, Sam has spent lots of time exploring the trails around the river.
While in school, she completed additional courses to further her education, including Sport First Responder training and a certification in Concussion Baseline Testing. Sam enjoys working with children and playing all kinds of games, from board games to hide-and-seek, she’s always ready to play. In her free time, Sam enjoys reading and spending time outdoors.
Sam grew up in Regina, Saskatchewan, where she participated in many sports, including basketball,...
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Josie grew up in Wakaw, Saskatchewan, just steps away from parks and playgrounds, which sparked her lifelong interest in movement and child development. After earning her Master of Physical Therapy from the University of Saskatchewan, she chose to specialize in pediatrics because of her deep love for working with children and their families.
Josie’s practice focuses on developmental pediatrics, with additional training in toe walking, gait, orthotics, primitive reflexes, clubfoot, cerebral palsy, and ASD. She’s passionate about helping kids reach their milestones through creative, play-based physiotherapy tailored to their unique interests and needs.
Whether she’s helping a child take their first steps or building trust with a family, Josie brings compassion, enthusiasm, and a playful spirit to her sessions. Outside of work, she enjoys volleyball, pickleball, spin classes, gardening, playing piano, and baking with a creative twist.
Josie grew up in Wakaw, Saskatchewan, just steps away from parks and playgrounds, which sparked h...
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