Move through your day.
Work on practical movements such as reaching, bending, walking, and taking the stairs. Tell Jessica where discomfort or a change in ability is affecting your routine.
The stairs. The grocery bags. Your next workout. You don’t have to be an athlete—you just need a life you want to move through.
Athletic Therapy focuses on assessing and rehabilitating concerns involving muscles, bones, and joints. Your care may combine guided exercise, mobility work, hands-on techniques, and taping when appropriate.
The starting point is your assessment. The goal is helping you work toward the activities that matter to you.
Work on practical movements such as reaching, bending, walking, and taking the stairs. Tell Jessica where discomfort or a change in ability is affecting your routine.
Practise exercises selected around your assessment and goals, then adjust them as your needs, capacity, and confidence change.
Whether that means gardening, working, dancing, going to the gym, or playing sport, your plan starts with the demands of your own life.
Jessica is a Certified Athletic Therapist, Registered Kinesiologist, and Registered Massage Therapist. Her background in athletic therapy, kinesiology, and massage informs an individual approach to care.
Tell her what you want to get back to doing. Depending on your assessment, your appointment may include movement coaching, strengthening, mobility exercises, hands-on care, and practical home exercises.
Meet the StoneRMT team →Work, repetitive tasks, desk time, and caregiving can all shape your movement needs. You do not need to be training for a competition.
Talk to us if you’re rebuilding activity after an injury, time away from exercise, or a change in physical capacity.
Your assessment helps determine whether Athletic Therapy is appropriate. When another practitioner or service would better support you, we discuss the options with you.
Wear comfortable clothing you can move in, complete your intake forms, and bring any relevant referral or care instructions.
Discuss your concerns, health history, daily demands, and what you want to do more comfortably.
Jessica may assess movement, joint range, strength, and functional tasks to help guide your care.
Your visit may include guided exercise, mobility work, manual techniques, and taping when indicated, with your consent.
Discuss practical homecare. Follow-ups review progress, adjust the approach, and build toward your goals.
In Jessica’s Jane booking options, select Athletic Therapy & Rehab. Massage Therapy appointments are listed separately.
For new Athletic Therapy patients, a new injury, or when reassessment is needed. Includes time to assess your concerns, begin appropriate care, and discuss a rehab plan.
For ongoing treatment after an initial assessment. Choose the length recommended for your care.
A short taping appointment when appropriate for your needs. New patients should choose the new-patient option.
Rates in CAD; any applicable taxes are additional. Checked against Jane on October 26, 2026. Confirm the details for your selected appointment when booking.
Used up your massage allowance? Your plan may have separate Athletic Therapy benefits. Jessica can discuss whether AT is an appropriate service for your goals.
AT can include active rehabilitation and appropriate hands-on techniques. The service is chosen for your care needs, and coverage is confirmed with your insurer.
Insurance & direct billing information →Our team can help you choose an appointment and understand the practical details.
Ask our team →Tell us what you’re working toward. We’ll help you find the right appointment with Jessica.
Learn more: Canadian Athletic Therapists Association ↗ · Physiotherapist assistant roles ↗