Sarah is a French-Canadian originally from Quebec, who grew up in the snowy landscapes of Manitoba. Sarah holds a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of Winnipeg and a Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Alberta’s Calgary Satellite Campus.

Sarah’s treatment approach is rooted in a holistic view of health, considering each patient as a whole person. She offers personalized treatment plans, including home exercises, and considers factors like sleep position, posture, alignment, breathing mechanics, and footwear. Transparency is key to Sarah—she takes the time to explain assessment findings and diagnoses to ensure patients are fully informed and empowered in their care. While Sarah is skilled in addressing a wide range of conditions, her passion lies in treating issues related to the neck, upper back, and jaw/TMJ.

Certified in biomedical dry needling, Sarah is equipped to treat stubborn muscle tension for fast relief. When working with her, patients can expect a collaborative approach: understanding their body better, receiving effective treatment to reduce symptoms, and leaving with targeted exercises to continue their healing journey at home.

Outside of the clinic, Sarah enjoys cooking with her celiac partner, exploring walking trails and hikes, yoga, crocheting, and making cat toys. Having danced in various styles throughout her childhood, she continues to explore the broad world of dance in adulthood. Always eager to try new activities, she is currently exploring West African dance, roller skating, and acro-yoga.

Sarah is deeply committed to inclusivity and trauma-informed care. She believes everyone deserves access to medical care free from discrimination. Her goal is to create a welcoming, safe space for people of all ages, genders, sexualities, races, and cultural backgrounds—so don’t hesitate to be your authentic self when you work with Sarah.

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Stephanie completed her Master of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta in 2013. She has completed many post graduate manual therapy courses and comprehensive clinical pilates training through Calibrate Pilates in Vancouver BC. Stephanie has become certified in pelvic floor physiotherapy and has taken numerous post graduate courses to help clients with bladder and bowel issues, pelvic pain issues, and pre and post natal concerns.

Stephanie has experience working with a wide range of clients through extensive work in many different private clinics for the past 10 years. She has experience in a variety of settings outside of private practice including working in the emergency department at Vancouver General Hospital and working in postoperative surgical, orthopaedic rehabilitation, and the ICU here in Calgary at the Foothills hospital.

Her focus is providing quality hands on manual therapy in conjunction with an individualized exercise program to help her clients become stronger and get better faster. By using evidence based exercise prescription and clinical pilates her clients are able to overcome new injuries as well as address long standing chronic issues. She works to teach her clients about their bodies and how they work so they can have a better understanding about why injuries and dysfunction occur. She tailors her treatments specifically to her clients goals and what matters to them most, whether that be walking again after surgery, improving their bladder issues, or training for a marathon.

If she is not in the clinic you will likely find her on a bike, whether that be commuting, road cycling, mountain biking, or long distance cycle touring. She also loves to snowboard, back country hike, and downhill ski.

Stephanie currently offering standard physiotherapy sessions, clinical pilates, as well as internal pelvic floor assessment and treatments.

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With over 8 years of experience as a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT), Kara specializes in providing a therapeutically relaxing experience, aimed at reducing stress and promoting the body’s natural ability to heal. Kara understands that pressure is subjective, and she always prioritizes her clients’ preferences to ensure each session meets their unique needs. As an ACE-certified Personal Trainer, Kara focuses on working with the 50+ population, as well as with pregnant and postnatal clients. Certified through Girls Gone Strong as a Pregnancy and Postnatal Coach, Kara enjoy supporting clients through these significant life stages, helping them maintain and improve their fitness in a safe and effective way. At Pulse Physiotherapy, Kara’s goal as a personal trainer is to bridge the gap between being discharged from physiotherapy and continuing independent exercise. Whether you want to continue your physiotherapy program or transition to a new, personalized plan, Kara works closely with in-house physiotherapists to ensure a collaborative and effective approach to your fitness journey. Through massage therapy and personal training, Kara views herself as a facilitator in her clients wellness journey. Her goal is to empower her clients, providing guidance and tools to achieve long-term health and well-being.

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Johana is a registered acupuncturist and a member of the College and Association of Acupuncturists of Alberta. She graduated from the Calgary College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Previously Johana was a medical doctor in Argentina specializing in imaging diagnostic radiology. Johana is excited to share her experience and knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine by providing acupuncture treatment, electro-acupuncture, cupping, dermal needling and acupressure. Johana combines traditional Chinese medicine with western to provide the best diagnosis of symptoms and signs. Her treatments not only alleviate symptoms but target the root cause and brings balance to the body. TCM helps treat pain management, sport injuries, musculoskeletal disorders, sleeping disorders, headache and migraines, anxiety and depression, digestive issues, hyper-blood pressure and diabetes, common colds, asthma and other respiratory conditions, menstruation disorders, infertility, and urinary issues. Johana speaks fluent Spanish and Korean. In her free time, Johana enjoys spending time with her family, and travelling.

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Terra successfully completed her Masters of Science in Physiotherapy at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. Previously, Terra received her Bachelor of Arts in Dance from the University of Calgary. Terra is certified in Acupuncture (CAFCI), Active Release Techniques (ART), GUNN IMS, Spinal Manipulation and K-Tape. She is also a certified STOTT Pilates and trained in Clinical Pilates.

Terra is thrilled to share her expertise and passion for rehabilitation with patients of all ages. She is particularly interested in movement patterns, compensatory imbalances and the prevention of injuries. Terra believes in the importance of educating patients about their injuries and detecting the primary cause of dysfunction. Encouraging patients’ active participation in the rehabilitation process, Terra uses hands on manual therapy, ART, stretching and strengthening exercises, myofascial techniques and electrotherapeutic modalities to restore function and relieve pain. Terra enjoys treating a variety of conditions and has a special interest in neck, shoulder, knee and back pain.

Outside of working at Pulse Physiotherapy, Terra provides physiotherapy to professional dancers from local and international touring companies and volunteers her expertise to treat Ironman triathletes. Leading an active lifestyle herself, Terra enjoys dancing, biking, Pilates, running, hiking, Mauy Thai and strength training.

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Amanda has been a professional Registered Massage therapist for 15+ years starting out in the province of Ontario. Since moving to Alberta, Amanda has been actively building her business as well as adjusting to Western Canadian living!  She thrives in continuing her education with current articles and courses within her scope of practice, as well as, maintaining an active lifestyle. She whole heartedly believes in the work/life balance. As a healthcare professional, Amanda strives to provide each and every client with dedication to healthier, happier and pain free living. Specializing in Deep Tissue Therapy and Trigger Point Therapy, Amanda is always giving her best efforts to achieve the most positive possible outcome. She welcomes new clients and new challenges.

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Brittney completed her Masters of Science in Physiotherapy at McMaster University (Hamilton, ON). Previously, she obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance and a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health Science from York University (Toronto, ON). She is trained in IASTM, K-Taping, Blood Flow Restriction Therapy, and several other electrophysical modalities. She has also worked as a Certified Personal Trainer.

Brittney has experience in pediatrics, sports medicine, acute medicine (neurological and stroke rehab), and outpatient orthopedics. Outside of PT, she has over 20 years of professional-level dance training and performance experience. This has given her a deep understanding of the body and decades of experience with movement analysis and biomechanics, leading to thorough assessments and treatment plans as a PT.

Brittney has treated people of all ages and is passionate about helping people achieve their rehabilitation goals so that they can live their most meaningful lives. She approaches physio from a lens of holistic health, and her treatment plans include education, manual therapy, stretching and strengthening exercises, and injury prevention. It is important to her that each client feels heard, cared for, and receives an individualized plan that is tailored to their unique goals and abilities, whether they are aged 6 or 86.

With Brittney’s dance background, she has a special interest in working with athletes and promoting career longevity. She has experience rehabilitating youth and adult athletes in a wide range of sports including soccer, basketball, baseball, hockey, lacrosse, volleyball, gymnastics, running, and dance. Brittney has completed a PT internship with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre in New York City where she was involved in backstage treatment, injury prevention, pre-season screening, and health advocacy for the students and the professional company. She has also worked with the professional dancers of Ballet Jorgen (Toronto), the Alberta Ballet, and Decidedly Jazz Danceworks.

Outside of the clinic, she is certified as a multi-sport coach through the National Coaching Certification Program and has completed her RAD Advanced 2 Vocational ballet exam. Brittney has led various Mental Performance Skills and Injury Prevention workshops for athletes, teams, and coaches, including the Canadian National Dance Team in 2021. She is also part of a research team based out of the USA that is developing standardized return-to-sport concussion protocols for dancers.

Brittney offers standard physiotherapy sessions, Clinical Pilates, injury prevention assessments for athletes, pre-pointe assessments, and appointments for children.

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