Jasmine Eisenhaur, PT B.Sc, M.P.T Physiotherapist

Jasmine graduated from Dalhousie University in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and from Queen’s University in 2009 with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy.

She has been involved with many different sports, events, and causes, including coaching children in figure skating and soccer, acting as the President of the Dalhousie/King’s Figure Skating Club, being a part of the medical team at the 2009 Canada Summer Games, and is part of the onsite Medical Team for the Stollery Family Day Classic hockey tournament each year. She has worked as a trainer/team therapist with many different sports, including rugby, football, swimming, hockey, and lacrosse. She was the team therapist for Team Easton (North Division) of the 22nd Annual Game of the AMHL and of the Alberta Women’s Gymnastics Team that travelled to nationals in 2013. Additionally, she has helped run dryland training in hockey camps for Serdachny Power Skating and Hockey and Ian Gordon Goaltending.

Jasmine has continued her education after graduation with post-graduate courses. She has taken McKenzie Part A and B, has received her Medical Acupuncture certification through the Acupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute, and is a certified Level 2 Fascial Stretch TherapistTM. Additionally, she has taken K-taping and is a Certified Joga Instructor. https://jogaworld.com/

Jasmine grew up leading an active lifestyle in Nova Scotia and has participated in many sports including figure skating, soccer, track and field, tennis, basketball and ultimate Frisbee. She enjoys being active, which is what helped her lead to a profession where she can help people return to a higher level of function through active rehabilitation.

Jasmine Eisenhaur, PT B.Sc, M.P.T Physiotherapist Jasmine graduated from Dalhousie University in... Read More

Meet Ricardo. A Strength and Conditioning Specialist here to help you reach any performance goal you may have! Ricardo has always had a passion for sports and physical activity. Growing up, soccer was the main sport. But, badminton, tennis, squash, skiing, volleyball and basketball all managed to find their way into the sporting rotation. This love for sports and physical activity led Ricardo to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with a major in Sport Perforance while also being a part of the Univesity of Alberta Golden Bears Soccer team. After graduating in 2020, Ricardo began working as a strength and conditioning coach at a sport performance gym. There, he had the opportunity to work with a wide variety of high perforamnce athletes, such as active WHL players, national level figue skaters, provincial volleyball champions, nationally ranked downhill skiiers, paralympic track and field athletes and olympic hopeful boxers. In 2022, Ricardo decided to return to school and pursue a Master of Coaching degree to further his development as a coach and trainer. Specializing in youth strength and conditioning and team dynamics, Ricardo finished his Master of Coacing degree in 2024 and is ready to keep supporting others in their journey to never feel held back by what their bodies can do!

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Cara St. Pierre, RMT

Cara graduated with a 2200-hour Massage Therapy Diploma from the Alberta College of Massage Therapy in 2023, but has been apart of the Isaac Physio team since 2022 in an administrative role.

A passion for helping others, and wanting to gain a deeper understanding of the human body was what led Cara to massage therapy. At Isaac Physio, she is able to have a positive impact on patient recovery through massage and manual therapy.

Outside of the clinic, you can find Cara playing rugby in the summer, discovering new restaurants (and is always ready for new suggestions 😉) or enjoying time with friends, family, and dogs!

Cara St. Pierre, RMT Cara graduated with a 2200-hour Massage Therapy Diploma from the Alberta Co... Read More

Todd Kauffeldt D.C., BPE Chiropractor Dr. Todd Kauffeldt graduated in 1992 from the University of Alberta with a Bachelors degree in Athletic Therapy, and then furthered his education at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, graduating in 1999. He has been practicing in Alberta since 2000. He has treated patients ranging from weekend warriors to elite professional and Olympic athletes, and has had the privilege of working with organizations such as the Canadian Soccer Association, Athletics Canada, and Hockey Canada. Although he has a special interest in sports injuries, he treats patients from all types of backgrounds incorporating a unique whole-body approach. His practice is rooted in evidence-informed, orthopedic principals and he takes a proactive, patient-centred approach to care with the goals of reducing pain, restoring function and hopefully preventing further injury.

Todd Kauffeldt D.C., BPE Chiropractor Dr. Todd Kauffeldt graduated in 1992 from the University of... Read More

Marlyn Bravo, PT MPT, PRC

Physiotherapist

I’m a movement enthusiast and problem-solver at heart, with a passion for uncovering the “why” behind pain and dysfunction. I earned my Master of Physical Therapy from the University of Saskatchewan in 2010. My post-graduate training includes courses in FMS and SFMA from Functional Movement Systems, Active Release Techniques (ART), and Women’s Pelvic Health through Herman and Wallace. Most recently, in December 2024, I became Postural Restoration Certified™ (PRC), which has been a game-changer in my practice.

My discovery of the Postural Restoration Institute® (PRI) began as I navigated my own journey through athletic injuries. I became very aware of patterns of asymmetry in not only me, but in my patients as well. This realization transformed how I approach care, focusing on restoring balance and unlocking the body’s potential.

When I’m not in the clinic, you’ll find me chasing after my three kids or tackling my favourite activities—cycling, weight training, soccer, water skiing, volleyball, and hiking. These activities fuel my passion for movement and inspire my work with patients every day.

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Audrey Lowe is a dual licensed acupuncturist and physiotherapist with over 30 years in practice. who blends western, Chinese medicine and complementary medicine. She enjoys working with individuals, with all types of musculoskeletal pain, persons with cancer and women with complex health problems (headache, concussion, whiplash, and stress) that may have not responded to or stalled with traditional therapy.

Audrey was exposed to acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) early in her physiotherapist career and fell in love with the concept that TCM should be integrated with western biomedicine. Now she has added to her practice the complementary medicine practice of craniosacral therapy a form of light touch massage.

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     Jade completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Master of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta. During her studies, she conducted research in Pregnancy and Post-Partum and then later on Scoliosis. She also worked with varsity rugby and football. She has taken advanced vestibular training, is a GLA:D back instructor, ACL continuing education courses. She is also certified to do functional dry needling. Her treatment approach combines manual therapy and exercise with a comprehensive education to get you back to feeling your best. Currently, she also holds a research position focused on rural healthcare and vestibular care, works at multiple of the Edmonton hospitals and works at local sporting events. She has a special interest in ACL reconstruction, vestibular, concussion and pediatric patients. Outside of work she loves to play hockey, ski, and swim.

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Codi Isaac PT Physiotherapist & Clinic Owner, Codi (MScPT 2007) works in inter-disciplinary, private practice and sporting environments. She is a Sport Physiotherapist (Cert.) with extensive experience in concussion and vestibular conditions. She has contributed to development of concussion resources for Physicians and Physiotherapists. and is passionate about restoring her patient’s function and participation in life, work and recreational activities. She has achieved Duke Vestibular Competency and has more than 10 years experience in Concussion Management.

Codi is a team member for Physiotherapy Alberta’s Concussion Management: A Toolkit for Physiotherapists, Alberta Health Service’s Pediatric Concussion Knowledge Topic, and Sport Physiotherapy Canada - Concussion Committee.

Her research publications include a Functional Assessment of Balance (FAB-C) Protocol for return to play, and with the Glen Sather Sports Medicine Clinic Interdisciplinary Complex Concussion Clinic: Evaluation of a Novel Model of Collaborative Care.

While her kids have become elite athletes (NCAA Hockey, Athletics, and Ice Cross Downhill), she remains committed to youth and community level sport.

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