Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal Manual Therapy (Canadian Physiotherapy Association) – Level 1 Master of Physical Therapy (MPT), University of Western Ontario (2024) Bachelor of Science specializing in Kinesiology Honours (BScH), Queen’s University (2022) Areas of Expertise: Jenna takes a patient-centered approach to care, focusing on understanding her clients' goals, lifestyles, and passions. She works collaboratively to help individuals recover, prevent future injuries, and stay active no matter where they’re starting from. While Jenna treats a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions, she has a special interest in athletic and running-related injuries, as well as pediatrics. Her aim is always to empower clients with the tools and knowledge they need to thrive in their movement journey. About: Jenna is proud to call Port Moody home! Growing up in the area, she developed a strong connection to the community and a deep appreciation for the outdoors. Before becoming a physio, she even spent time working in our local parks - something that further shaped both her love of movement and nature. Why she became a Physiotherapist: Jenna’s interest in this field began when she was being treated for her own injuries as a patient here at Impulse! Her experiences inspired her to help others recover from and prevent injuries. During university, she worked as a student athletic trainer for Queen's University Varsity Soccer, providing on-field and in-clinic support; this reinforced her passion for rehabilitative care. Athletics: Jenna grew up in competitive highland dance and soccer. With dance, she has competed across Canada and internationally and spent two summers performing as part of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Dance Company in Scotland. More recently, she has focused on distance running, hiking, and strength training - she will be running the Boston marathon this April (2026)! Something you should know about Jenna: She has a Rhodesian Ridgeback named Maverick who is a total couch potato and will run away at the word "walk." But once he is outside, he’s all in, especially enjoying fishing at Buntzen Lake (though he’s never caught one) and trail running with Jenna and her dad.
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ICBC approval only
ICBC claims are pre-approved for 25 physiotherapy visits if used within 12 weeks from the date of accident. If you have an ICBC claim but are outside of the 12 weeks, ICBC approval will have to take place.
ICBC approval only
ICBC claims are pre-approved for 25 physiotherapy visits if used within 12 weeks from the date of accident. If you have an ICBC claim but are outside of the 12 weeks, ICBC approval will have to take place.
ICBC Telehealth allows you to access Physiotherapy services from home via electronic device
ICBC Telehealth services allow you to access Physiotherapy from home via electronic device
Clinical Pilates at Impulse is a one-on-one session with a Clinical Pilates Trained Physiotherapist on a Pilates Reformer. Clinical Pilates is rehab focused and tailored to your body's needs. A thorough clinical and functional movement assessment allows our Physiotherapists to create an exercise plan based on your specific needs and rehab requirements.
For clients who are interested in having an evaluation of their running form, training load, injury prevention, shoe wear patterns and functional movement in relation to running.
This service allows you to receive Physiotherapy from your home via electronic device.
Telehealth online Physiotherapy services can be done from home via electronic device.
If you have a new Worksafe BC claim, please call the clinic to book your initial assessment
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