Meet Our Winnipeg Team

Meet Mark, our physiotherapist. Graduated from the University of Manitoba in 2009, he has primarily worked in the orthopedic sector. Mark has a passion for physiotherapy and fitness. In his spare time, he likes to read, exercise and spend time with his family. Mark has also taken some continuing education such as the Prague school of Athletic Development with Craig Lebenson, Dynamic Neurostabilization A, B, and sport, Juana Approach, Anatomy Trains, Stuart McGills rehab of the back, SFMA 1, and Vleemings pelvic girdle. He has been influenced by Shirly Sahrman, Ghray Cook, Kelly Starret and strength coaches Dan John, Mike Boyle and Pat Flynn. Mark has worked with all types of clients from children, weekend warriors, everyday athletes and our elderly, all with the same goal - to get you back to doing what you love and not miss the important things in life, whether they’re big or small.

Jason treats sports-related, musculoskeletal injuries and works hard to help his patients regain strength and mobility. Jason has experience treating a variety of athletes in various organizations, including the Canadian Major Indoor Soccer League, Northern League Baseball, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Disney on Ice, Western Hockey League, American Hockey League, National Hockey League, Major League Soccer, Canadian Women’s Hockey League and Soccer Canada, just to name a few.

Carly graduated from The University of Winnipeg in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Athletic Therapy and certified as an Athletic Therapist in 2011 with the Canadian Athletic Therapist's Association. Growing up she was a competitive gymnast for 9 years and was always intrigued learning about the human body. Carly is a true believer in physical activity and the health benefits of it for all lifestyles!

Ashley graduated from University of Manitoba in 2018 with a Bachelor of Kinesiology with specialization in Athletic Therapy. She Certified as an Athletic Therapist in June 2018. Furthering her education, Ashley started at Evolve College of Massage Therapy in January 2019, graduating in August of 2020. Due to many soccer injuries growing up, rehabilitation became a natural career choice. Using the experience of previous injuries along with the knowledge gained from school, treatments take into account both physical and mental aspects. Myofascial techniques are a specialty for Ashley. These techniques loosen the surface level tissue, allowing more effective care within the muscles.

Meet Marlene our MVP.  Our clinic manager and first person you’ll meet when you enter Harbourview Therapy.  Highly dependable and consistent.  Her ability to integrate to our soft ware and any tech program is unmatched.  Has 10 plus years in “Customer Service/ Admin" industry. 

She is a mother of two grown up daughters.  Has one grandchild and loves to spend as much time with her as she can.  She genuinely enjoys helping people.  Loves to travel, cook & bake, and entertain in her “tropical yard”.  Going on cruise nights in the vette with the hubby lol.  Keeps the clinic festive and lively, she loves decorating the office for special holidays. 

Eric has a passion for cooking and exploring new cuisines. He like the out-doors but maybe not so much in the winter. He's a jack-of-all-trades, handy with the hammer and electronics. 

 Eric is an internationally trained physiotherapist with 16 years experience in direct patient care in acute and long term care. He's a veteran in the physiotherapy industry.

Currently updating his acupuncture and plans to studying dry needling.  

Natasha, a Certified Athletic Therapist CAT(C), holds her degree from the University of Winnipeg. With a diverse background in sports, she has worked with athletes in soccer, rugby, volleyball, track and field, and hockey. Her passion lies in working with individuals to enhance injury prevention, conduct injury assessments, and provide effective rehabilitation strategies. Natasha’s approach is grounded in the belief that each person is unique, and thus, their recovery goes beyond the clinic. She tailors rehabilitation programs to align with their lifestyles and goals, ensuring long-term success. In addition to her field and clinic work, Natasha serves as a patient partner with the DREAM (Diabetes Research Envisioned & Accomplished in Manitoba) Team. She is actively engaged in researching the relationship between physical activity and its impact on mental health, all while managing Type 1 Diabetes.

William is an Occupational Therapist with over 10 years of experience specializing in Musculoskeletal Injury Prevention. He has worked with the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, where he actively contributes to the development of policies, injury prevention standards, and initiatives tailored to the unique needs of his clients. William’s expertise extends to providing ergonomic consultations, addressing various aspects such as workstations, safe patient handling, and materials handling. Furthermore, William offers consultative services focused on musculoskeletal injuries and injury prevention. This includes valuable assistance in disability case management, crafting effective return to work programs, and conducting comprehensive physical demands analysis. His approach to practice is deeply rooted in evidence-based, client-centered care, ensuring the highest level of care and support.

Alex graduated with a Bachelor’s in Physiotherapy from the Industrial University of Santander, Colombia, in 1996, and a Master’s in Rehabilitation from the University of Manitoba in 2002. With 22 years of experience, Alex has worked in various settings, including St. Boniface Hospital, Concordia Hospital, and Deer Lodge Centre. She specializes in orthopaedic, cardiorespiratory, neurological, and vestibular physiotherapy, with a special love for intensive care.

In 2008, Alex earned her Acupuncture certification and continues to update her skills in concussion management and vestibular rehabilitation. She focuses on understanding her patients' motivations to help them regain confidence and skills.

After recovering from an ACL injury at 18, Alex was inspired to become a physiotherapist. She is empathetic, caring, and always eager to learn. Alex volunteers, advocates for animals, enjoys jazz and salsa dancing, spends time with her pets, and draws children’s and pet portraits. Winnipeg is home for Alex, her husband, and their fur babies, and she loves the community and life they have built here.