6- Maegan Marshall, PT

Her approach is grounded in treating the whole person, not just the injury. Maegan supports clients with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and holds advanced training in the assessment and treatment of dizziness and balance disorders, and concussions. She has obtained specialized vestibular rehabilitation training across Canada and at Duke University, with all competency exams passed. She has also completed post-graduate training in the Mulligan Concept, Kinesiotaping, myofascial release, and dance-specific rehabilitation.

A passionate advocate for injury prevention in performing athletes, Maegan draws on over two decades of experience as a dance instructor. She's a Licentiate with the Canadian Dance Teachers Association, Progressing Ballet Technique certified, and a member of Healthy Dancer Canada. Maegan has completed mentorship training at the prestigious Harkness Center for Dance Injuries in New York, and has used her knowledge and expertise to develop injury prevention and teacher education programs for dance studios,

Maegan works collaboratively to help clients of all ages return to the activities that matter most to them—whether that’s elite performance, daily living, or anything in between. She believes that movement is a powerful tool for healing and growth and strives to support each client’s unique journey to wellness.

Outside the clinic, Maegan is a mother of two active children and one active dog. She enjoys yoga, traveling, outdoor adventures, and family board games. She continues to teach jazz and contemporary dance, trains in salsa and bachata, and is an active choreographer and teacher within Saskatchewan's performing arts community.