MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Scott
Livingston 

Athletic Therapy sort of found me in a way.  In 1983 I wanted to go to university, actually, I had wanted to go to community college for radio and television arts, and my father nixed that idea!  

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Melissa
Deonaraine

I was training for my second Canada Summer Games as a field hockey athlete and wanted to address some lingering injuries. I saw a sign for athletic therapy while waiting for my initial assessment with a physio. Made sense for me to go to an athletic therapist as opposed to a physio since I was an athlete and I needed to address my chronic injuries.

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Michele
Liew

Growing up playing competitive sports in Malaysia, we didn’t have any sports injury management protocols or personnel which resulted in many of us not having the appropriate care and rehab after injury and I chose AT because I wanted to help athletes achieve their goal in life without having re-injuries that forces them to retire.

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Colin
King

Like many of us, I have always been passionate about sport. When it came time to think about “what do you want to do with your life” I began searching for different medical/sport related professions.

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