Rachel grew up in Wilkie, Saskatchewan participating in many sports which grew into a passion for injury prevention and management. She spent much of her university time performing sports medical coverage, coaching, teaching swimming lessons, and volunteering for the PAAL program. Rachel graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2018 with a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology, and in 2021 with a Masters of Physical Therapy. Since graduating, she has taken various courses to further her education including Sport First Responder, Strength and Conditioning in Rehab, and Biomedical Dry needling.

Rachel enjoys working with children and helping them feel their best. She believes physical therapy for children should be fun and tailored for their individual needs. When she’s not in the clinic, Rachel enjoys playing sports like volleyball and curling, reading, and spending time at the lake with her family.

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Holton Charters is a compassionate and dedicated physiotherapist with a strong commitment to helping children improve their physical abilities and overall well-being. Holton grew up in Saskatoon, and completed a Bachelor of Health Studies and Master of Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan.

He has worked with children throughout his life as an educational assistant, camp counselor, coach, and youth program leader. Holton believes that education and communication are key in helping patients understand their conditions and treatment options. He is committed to staying updated with the latest advancements in the field of physical therapy and integrating evidence-based practices into his treatment plans. He utilizes a variety of therapeutic techniques, including play-based exercises, manual therapy, and adaptive equipment, to enhance mobility and promote independence in his young patients. Approved on the ASD provider registry. Holton believes in creating a fun and supportive environment to make therapy sessions enjoyable and effective. He is dedicated to providing personalized care and empowering his patients to regain their mobility and lead an active lifestyle.

In his free time, Holton enjoys staying active with sports such as soccer, golf, football, and volleyball. He is excited to work with you on your journey to recovery and improved health.

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Josie grew up in Wakaw, Saskatchewan, across the street from a playground, and within walking distance of ball diamonds, parks, and the school gym. She completed both her Bachelor in Kinesiology and Masters of Physical Therapy degrees at the U of S.

She has always loved working with children, starting with babysitting, and transitioning to running summer kid camps, volunteering at the U of S PAAL program, and eventually becoming a pediatric physical therapist. Josie has worked as a physical therapist in outpatient developmental pediatrics for the last 2.5 years, and has experience working with a range of conditions, including gross motor delays, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Developmental Coordination Disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Spina Bifida, brain injuries, and plagiocephaly/torticollis. Josie loves the challenge of finding inventive ways to assess and treat kids through play-based therapy. Approved on the ASD Provider registry.

Josie enjoys staying active in all four seasons, including spin classes, tennis, kayaking, snowshoeing, and playing in a volleyball league. She loves to check out new restaurants, cafes, activities, and events in Saskatoon, attend any kind of musical event, play the piano, and garden. Josie especially loves doing all these things with her friends and family!

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Magda Langton graduated from the University of Calgary in 2014 with her Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) in Biomedical Sciences. At the University of Saskatchewan, she received her Master of Science from the School of Public Health in 2017 and her Master of Physical Therapy in 2019. While volunteering at Alberta Children’s Hospital she became aware of pediatric physical therapists, leading to her passion in pursuing a career in physical therapy.

The majority of her career was spent in Northern British Columbia working in both a community pediatric outpatient setting and with the local school division doing consultation. She worked alongside a dedicated pediatric team including Occupational Therapy, Speech Language Pathologist, Music Therapy, Infant Development Program Coordinators, and Pediatricians. Magda is passionate about early intervention, family centered care, and play-based therapy leading to greater positive outcomes. She utilizes evidence-based practice and continuing education to provide better care for clients.

Outside of work Magda enjoys spending time with her young family.

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Melissa Cursons became a Physical Therapist after graduating from the University of Saskatchewan. She has worked more than 15 years in Pediatrics and is the Clinical Lead at our clinic. Melissa believes that play, singing songs and giggles are the ultimate way to achieve goals in Physical Therapy. Melissa has completed additional training to support children with bowel and bladder dysfunction as well as supporting infants and children who are experiencing neurodevelopmental delays. She is approved on the ASD provider registry. Melissa lives in Yorkton, SK. She travels to our Saskatoon clinic twice a month and provides virtual care to enhance access for families who aren’t able to attend in person. Outside of her work as a Physical Therapist, Melissa is a wife, a mother to two teenage boys and enjoys spending time in the garden or photographing when she’s not playing in the clinic.

EDUCATION - Bachelors of Arts in Psychology & Bachelors of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Saskatchewan

ADDITIONAL COURSES: Treatment of Bowel and Bladder Disorders - Peds Level 1 - Dawn Sandalcidi – ABCs of Baby Treatment - Kim Barthel & Shelley Mannell – Newborn Behavioral Observations System - Brazelton Institute – TMR TOTS - Susan Blum – Pediatric Gait Analysis - Elaine Owen – If You Can’t Breathe, You Can’t Function - Mary Massery – Pediatric Foot and Ankle Deformity Management - Billi Cusick –

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