Brad is a Clinical Massage Therapist with 3000 hours of training, having graduated from Makami College in 2016. A former medic turned massage therapist, Brad brings a strong background in health care and a deep understanding of the human body to every treatment session.

He is trained in cupping, Advanced Neuromuscular Therapy, and myofascial release, and specializes in sports therapy, injury management, trigger point therapy, therapeutic, and relaxation massage. Whether you’re dealing with chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or simply need to unwind, Brad’s treatments are tailored to help you feel and move better.

As part of our South Edmonton physiotherapy and wellness team at the Edmonton Terwillegar clinic, Brad plays a key role in supporting patients on their journey to recovery and resilience.

Outside the clinic, Brad enjoys training in fencing and martial arts, diving into old-school video games, and spending time with a good book.

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Raymond is a passionate and dedicated Physiotherapist at our Edmonton Terwillegar Physiotherapy Clinic, with a strong background in Sports and Manual Physiotherapy. As a seasoned South Edmonton physiotherapist, he brings a versatile and informed approach to every client—whether it’s a weekend warrior recovering from a strain, or a high-performance athlete aiming to stay at the top of their game. Raymond spent four years working as a Team Physiotherapist with the Philippine Basketball Association, where he provided expert care to elite-level athletes. This experience sharpened his clinical skills, deepened his understanding of performance-based rehab, and strengthened his ability to deliver targeted, results-driven treatment under pressure. Now, he brings that same level of precision and commitment to his clients here in Edmonton. He believes in personalized, goal-oriented care, carefully tailoring each treatment plan to meet the unique needs of his clients. Raymond blends hands-on manual therapy with therapeutic exercise, education, and movement retraining to reduce pain, enhance mobility, and promote long-term health. His treatment philosophy is rooted in the belief that movement is medicine, and that active participation and informed guidance are key to sustainable recovery. Clients appreciate his approachable, empowering style and his ability to make rehab both motivating and effective. As part of our Edmonton physiotherapy team, Raymond is passionate about helping people move better, feel stronger, and live healthier—whether they’re chasing performance goals or simply looking to enjoy life without pain. Outside of the clinic, Raymond enjoys staying active, playing basketball, and exploring the local community.

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Sneh is a dedicated South Edmonton physiotherapist who brings both academic excellence and a passion for movement to her patient care. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with Distinction and her Master of Science in Physiotherapy from the University of Alberta.

Born and raised in Edmonton, Sneh grew up immersed in sports, with a particular love for playing and coaching soccer. She brings that same team mentality into the clinic—working closely with her patients to set meaningful goals, create collaborative treatment plans, and achieve results together.

Based at our Edmonton Terwillegar physiotherapy clinic, Sneh takes a well-rounded, personalized approach to rehabilitation. Her treatments often include a combination of manual therapy techniques, therapeutic exercise, education, and modalities to support long-term recovery and independence.

As an experienced Edmonton physiotherapist, Sneh has worked with a wide range of patient populations, including those with stroke, traumatic brain injury, geriatric and pediatric conditions, workplace (WCB) and motor vehicle accident (MVA) injuries, and athletes. She has a special interest in helping older adults regain function and confidence in their daily lives.

Sneh values one-on-one care, interdisciplinary collaboration, and empowering her patients to take an active role in their recovery. Her goal is always to optimize function, independence, and overall well-being.

Outside the clinic, you’ll find her playing soccer, hiking, cheering on the Edmonton Oilers, traveling, and enjoying time with family and friends.

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Marissa is a Registered Provisional Psychologist at our Edmonton Terwillegar Physiotherapy clinic, passionate about supporting individuals as they reconnect with their inner strength and wisdom on the path toward meaningful change. She believes that many of life’s answers already lie within her clients—and that her role is to guide, support, and help bring those insights to the surface.

With a calm, collaborative, and non-judgmental approach, Marissa creates a welcoming space where clients feel safe to explore their emotions, process challenges, and move forward with clarity and confidence.

Before becoming an Edmonton psychologist, Marissa worked with both children and adults in multiple research labs at the University of Alberta and volunteered with the SACE crisis line, where she received specialized training in supporting individuals through sexual trauma. These experiences gave her a solid academic foundation, deep empathy, and a strong understanding of the complexities people face.

Marissa uses a variety of evidence-based therapeutic approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), solution-focused strategies, and person-centered techniques, while also incorporating a biopsychosocial lens to look at the whole person—not just their symptoms. She welcomes the integration of spirituality into therapy for those who value it, always tailoring sessions to reflect what’s most meaningful to each individual.

Clients often describe Marissa’s sessions as approachable and grounding—especially helpful for those who feel anxious about beginning therapy. Her thoughtful balance of clinical insight, warmth, and gentle humor helps people feel comfortable and empowered in their healing journey.

Outside of the clinic, Marissa enjoys photography, spending time in nature, and weight training. She shares her life with her fun-loving corgi mix, Spruce, and the two of them are always up for a new outdoor adventure.

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