Brittany Shockey
About
Brittany received her Master’s of Physical Therapy from Western University in London Ontario. She was born and raised in Saskatoon where she completed her undergraduate degree in Kinesiology while playing for the U of S Huskie women's basketball team.
Brittany enjoys working with a variety of orthopedic issues and individuals of all ages. Her treatment philosophy prioritizes exercise to keep you actively involved through the rehab process each step of the way. She strives to empower her clients through education so that they can continue to do what they love. Brittany has attained her level 1 in Manual Therapy and uses hands on techniques as an adjunct to her active approach.
When not at work, Brittany loves to be outside – hiking, camping, or spending time in one of the local parks with a good book. She also loves finding new places to eat out around the city – so send any good restaurant recommendations her way!
If you have any questions, please call us at 403-288-8877 or email us at crowchild@lifemark.ca
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