From a young age, Jenna knew she wanted to have a profession in healthcare. After seeing a physiotherapist for sports injuries in high school and then doing some soul searching in University, it became clear that physiotherapy was the profession she was looking for.

Jenna graduated from University of Manitoba with her Bachelor of Medical Rehabilitation in Physiotherapy in 2010. Since then she has worked in both public and private healthcare settings and has gained a lot of valuable experience from both. Jenna holds the strong believe that you should always continue to learn and therefore has taken various courses over the years. She has completed all the requirements to hold the designation Certified Hand Therapist and also has training in making custom splints (orthoses) for the upper extremity. She finds the intricacies of the hand fascinating.

In 2018 Jenna realized her strong passion for pelvic floor rehabilitation and completed levels 1, 2 and 3 with Pelvic Health Solutions. Since then she has completed various other pelvic health courses, with more planned for the future.

Jenna is also very passionate about addressing persistent pain and has taken courses in this area.

Jenna enjoys being active and values it’s importance. She plays volleyball in the Winnipeg Women’s Volleyball League, curls in the occasional curling bonspiel and loves yoga and running. She’s checked running a 1/2 marathon off her bucket list and next up is a triathlon.

Growing up in the country Jenna loves to be outdoors with her family and can be found chasing around her two kiddos and running with her dog, Rocket. Camping is one of her favourite things to do in the Summer.

Jenna deeply values the importance of truly listening to her patients and their goals, and giving them the education and “tools” to become independent. You can often hear her saying “I am your guide”. Other favourite quotes of hers include “motion is lotion”, “your best posture is your next posture” and “all or something”.

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