Hello, my name is Jannah Haas; Physical Therapist and owner of Haas Physical Therapy. I firmly believe in a holistic, systematic approach to overall health and wellness. The body is forever interconnected. I strive to empower clients; sharing the tools to not only feel and move better but to also STAY feeling better. Balance within the body…….within ourselves is key to regaining/ improving mobility and function. This tends to be the basic building block from where I begin. Proactive health and self-care are just as important to me as rehab following an injury. I sought out this profession because of a keen interest in the human body, the complexity of it, and my desire to help people. My clients continue to drive me forward; pushing me to learn and grow as a therapist. Client engagement and having the client be an active part of their recovery is of utmost importance to me. I attempt to encapsulate this view by listening intently to my clients, treating appropriately, and providing clear client education.

I graduated from University of Saskatchewan with honours in 2008 and began working at St. Peter’s Hospital in Melville, SK. Over the past 10 years, I have had the opportunity to be a part of a great team of multi-disciplinary healthcare providers; learning from and working alongside physicians, nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, social workers, special care aides, laboratory technicians, X-ray technicians, and pharmacists. Being a part of the team environment allowed me to grow as a therapist, gain knowledge, insight, and experience within many different areas. I would not be the therapist I am today without these wonderful people! Working in a small rural hospital also provided me with many opportunities to treat a wide range of conditions ranging from musculoskeletal, post-op (elective and fractures), geriatrics, cardiorespiratory, and neurological. Throughout the past 10 years, I have completed additional education courses in areas of geriatrics, bariatrics, myofascial release, K-taping, neurology, and orthopedics. Additionally, I have obtained courses on Pelvic Floor Health including; Level 1 (The Physical Therapy Approach to Female and Male Incontinence) and Level 2/3A (Female and Male Pelvic Pain).

Hello, my name is Jannah Haas; Physical Therapist and owner of Haas Physical Therapy. I firmly be... Read More

Shivangi graduated in 2012 with a Masters Degree in Musculoskeletal and Sports from Padmashree Institute of Physiotherapy in Banglore, India. From 2013 to 2019, Shivangi practiced at a reputable hospital in India working in both acute care and outpatients; implementing various treatments such as strength and conditioning, manual therapy, cupping, and dry needling. In 2019, Shivangi moved to Canada where she completed her Certification course on Physiotherapy Practice in Canadian Healthcare from the University of Alberta in 2020. From 2022-2023, Shivangi worked in Swift Current at a private clinic providing care to WCB clients , SGI clients, private muscuolskeletal clients and young athletes. Additionally, Shivangi has trained and practiced in the treatment of TMJ disorders. Shivangi believes in collaborating with clients helping them to achieve success in living a pain free and healthy lifestyle. She enjoys participating and sharing her knowledge in community events such as the Beaver Flat 50; where she worked in the active recovery stations.

Shivangi graduated in 2012 with a Masters Degree in Musculoskeletal and Sports from Padmashree I... Read More

Quinn graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2021 with a Master of Physical Therapy. Prior to this she completed a Bachelor of Kinesiology, majoring in Human Kinetics at the University of Regina. Quinn has worked in both a fitness and training, and rehabilitative setting, gaining experience in designing and implementing exercise and rehabilitative programs for a variety of individuals. During Quinn’s time in Regina, she worked as the coordinator for the Bridging the Gap program at Wascana Rehabilitation Centre and volunteered with wheelchair rugby. This opportunity allowed Quinn to work with wheelchair athletes, learning and teaching various adaptive wheelchair sports. Quinn has also worked as a bracing technician and has experience providing pre-operative and post-operative bracing assessments and fittings.

Quinn has recently taken on the role of physiotherapist for the Regina Thunder Football Team (part of the prairie football conference and the Canadian Junior Football League) for the 2022 season. She has completed her Sport Physiotherapy Canada First Responders Course/certificate and the FCAMPT Level 1.

Quinn grew up playing a variety of sports and understands the importance of providing the education and tools to assist in leading a healthy and active lifestyle. She believes in taking a patient centered approach and working collaboratively to achieve their goals. In Quinn’s spare time she enjoys running and attending spin classes.

Quinn graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2021 with a Master of Physical Therapy. Pr... Read More