3 Best Physiotherapists in Saskatoon, SK

“Blaine Mackie earned his bachelor's degree in biology at the University of Regina. He joined the Physiotherapy program at the University of Saskatchewan. Upon graduation in 1992, Blaine became a licensed practitioner in Saskatchewan. He practised for two years in Rapid City, South Dakota, where he achieved McKenzie Part A and B spinal certification and the upper and lower quadrant manual therapy certification through NAIOMT. He specializes in treating musculoskeletal injuries from all walks of life, utilising advanced training in orthopaedic manual and manipulative physiotherapy and specialized strength training. Blaine specializes in Advanced Manual Therapy, including manipulative techniques. He practices as a physical therapist and owner at Mackie Physiotherapy. The clinic provides a variety of rehabilitation and health-related services. Their staff are Professionals in Manual Therapy and Strength Training.

“Bruce Craven is a nationally recognized sports physiotherapist who has over 32 years of experience working with athletes from the local, provincial, national, Olympic and Paralympic levels. He is an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Saskatchewan School of Rehabilitation Science. Bruce holds a Diploma in Sports Physiotherapy and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). Bruce is a member of the Canadian Sports Center’s National Sports Medicine and Science Committee. Bruce currently works with Dive Canada here in Saskatoon at their regional training centre. As well as athletes, Bruce enjoys working with all individuals who are pursuing their goals, regardless of age or ability. He practices at Craven Sport Services. The clinic's personalized expert offers sports physiotherapy, orthopaedic rehabilitation, training and employee health and wellness programming.

“Allison Frenette completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at the University of Saskatchewan in 2009 and graduated with her Master of Physical Therapy degree at the University of Saskatchewan in 2012. She is certified in both anatomical acupuncture and intramuscular stimulation (dry needling). She is trained in functional fascial taping and Workwell functional capacity evaluation testing. She has also worked with people recovering from strokes and living with Parkinson’s disease. She practices at Lifemark Physiotherapy Stonebridge. The clinic's physiotherapists offer a wide range of techniques such as injury-specific exercise programs, manipulation and mobilization (manual therapy), and electrotherapy.