Khushboo completed her Bachelors degree in Physiotherapy from Civil Hospital Spine Institute, Ahmedabad (India) in 2015. She moved to Canada and completed her physiotherapy competency exam in 2021. Khushboo joined our team in 2022.

Khushboo is experienced in a variety of medical settings including musculoskeletal and neuromuscular injuries. She has spent time working in the various hospital and clinical settings including Intensive Care Units, Paraplagia hospital and the pediatric neuroscience center.

Khushboo has implemented weight loss programs and instructed yoga exercise to assist patients with chronic knee and back pain.

Khushboo enjoys helping people of all ages suffering from injury, pain and disability. She employs exercise, manual therapy, modalities, patient education and advice on managing and recovering from injury.

In her spare time, Khushboo finds joy through yoga, meditation and spending time with family and friends.

“I believe If I can have an impact a person’s overall health, happiness and ability to live their life to the fullest then I am truly satisfied”.

Kaitlin graduated from the University of Manitoba with a degree in physiotherapy in 2011, as well as a degree in physical education in 2008. She has completed her Canadian Orthopaedic Division level III for the upper quadrant and level I for the lower quadrant. Kaitlin is certified and has advanced training in acupuncture, and has taken training in dry needling.

Kaitlin currently works at St. Norbert Physiotherapy on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays and at South Winnipeg Physiotherapy on Tuesday and Thursdays.

In her spare time, Kaitlin participated in the sport of rifle shooting, as well as long distance running. She believes in staying active and pursuing lifelong learning in order to provide her clients with the best possible care.

Mayank is able to converse fluently in English, Hindi and Punjabi. Mayank graduated from the University of Delhi (India) with a Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy. After which he worked in a private hospital for over a year assessing and treating patients with metabolic disorders such as diabetes, pre and post bariatric surgeries, and common musculoskeletal conditions.

He moved to Canada in 2016 and received a Master’s Degree in Rehabilitation Sciences from the University of Manitoba in the fall of 2018. During his postgraduate studies at the University of Manitoba, Mayank worked on many projects including assessing and treating patients with Parkinson’s disease focusing on balance, walking, and higher cognitive functions. As well as research projects involving patients with stroke, rotator cuff injuries, shoulder OA, and vestibular disorders. Mayank cleared the written component of PT national exam in 2019 and worked with CBI, Regina for a brief period of time treating patients with chronic low back ache, shoulder pain, hip and knee injuries.

Mayank likes interacting with his clients and believes in evidence based practice and carefully blending conventional and contemporary techniques of physical therapy for the benefit of his clients.

Manpreet completed her Masters in Sports Physiotherapy at Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar (India) in 2015. She has gained experience working in versatile settings including National sports tournaments, inpatient and outpatient units in past 6 years. She has also conducted research on anthropometric measurements in traditional sport known as Kabaddi which got published in an international journal in year 2016. She has worked with various musculoskeletal, neurological or sports related conditions.

Subsequently, Manpreet moved to Canada and cleared her written component of physiotherapy competency exam in 2021. In clinical practice, she believes that a combination of education, manual therapy and biomechanical correction can do wonders to help patients in their rehabilitation. She enjoys developing individualized protocols for her patients just because she thinks that every client is unique with context to their goals and needs.

While she is not working, she loves reading motivational books, latest research studies and doing meditation.