Raised in rural Saskatchewan, Mason developed a strong foundation as a multi-sport athlete, shaping his lifelong passion for movement, performance, and health. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (Exercise and Sport Studies) with Great Distinction from the University of Saskatchewan in 2017, followed by a Master’s of Physical Therapy in 2019.

Mason combines his passion for helping people with a practical, results-driven approach. He focuses on educating clients about their injuries, prescribing functional exercise, and using hands-on manual therapy techniques to help individuals move better, perform at a higher level, and reach their full potential. His experience extends into sport performance, having worked as a Physical Therapist/Trainer with the AAA U18 Warman Wildcats since 2019 and with the Saskatoon Blades organization from 2022 to 2025.

Mason continues to expand his skillset with advanced certifications, including Biomedical Dry Needling, Complete Concussion Management, and Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Level 1.

Outside of the clinic, Mason enjoys an active lifestyle that includes golf, hockey, volleyball, pickleball, and strength training.

Appointments with Mason are available from our location in the Martensville Rec Centre.

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Jared earned his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with Distinction in 2015 and his Master of Physical Therapy in 2017, both from the University of Saskatchewan.

He has completed additional post-graduate training in concussion management, sport first responder care, Mulligan Upper Quarter techniques, osteoarthritis exercise prescription, and manual therapy-based care. His clinical interests include osteoarthritis management, sport-related injuries, strength and conditioning, and concussion rehabilitation.

Jared takes an active, exercise-based approach to physiotherapy. He believes effective rehabilitation should help clients understand their condition, move with more confidence, and take ownership of their progress. His treatment style combines education, movement assessment, hands-on care when appropriate, and individualized exercise programming designed around each client’s goals.

Outside the clinic, Jared is a grain farmer and father of three young children. He enjoys hockey, fastball, golf, and spending time at the lake with his family.

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Curtis is a graduate from the University of Saskatchewan, having received his Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology in 2014, and Masters of Physical Therapy in 2016. He is committed to ongoing professional development, having pursued various specialized certifications, including McKenzie – Part A, Sport First Responder, R2P Management and Advanced Management of Post-Concussion Syndrome, Complete Concussion Management, Mulligan Upper Quarter, and others.

With a passion for sport physiotherapy (special interest in hockey), Curtis focuses on concussion management, and strength and conditioning training. He has a special interest in orthopaedic rehabilitation involving the shoulder, elbow, hand, back, hip, knee, and ankle.

Curtis also enjoys working with runners of all levels, from beginners to seasoned athletes. He works closely with runners who are injured, returning from injury, and on injury prevention. Curtis enjoys running himself, and is currently training to run a half marathon with his wife in 2025. When he is not at work, Cutis loves being active with his wife and three kids!

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Lee is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, where he completed a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology (2009) before moving on to the Masters of Physical Therapy program (2011). Lee was the recipient of the Craven SPORT Services Sport Physiotherapy award, presented to the graduating student with the highest academic achievement in foundational and clinical science courses related to sport physiotherapy, as well as the School of Physical Therapy Award for Top Research Project. Lee has since gained the Certificate in Sport Physiotherapy designation through Sport Physiotherapy Canada, which involves additional training and specialization in the areas of athlete health and performance, emergency sideline care, athletic taping, functional return to sport training, exercise physiology, protective equipment, and concussion evaluation. Lee is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and works as a consultant with the Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan (SMSCS).

Clinically, Lee enjoys working with individuals of all ages including both athletic and non-athletic populations. He takes an active approach to rehabilitation and believes strongly in empowering his patients by providing them with the knowledge and skills to help themselves. He believes in taking a whole-body approach to an individual’s injury and draws on his knowledge in the areas of orthopaedic assessment and treatment, movement analysis and correction, and strength and conditioning to help a person work towards their goals. He has taken post graduate courses in the areas of functional movement screening and assessment (FMS, SFMA), running injury prevention, the Mulligan Concept of Manual Therapy, the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), Movement System Impairment Syndromes through Shirley Sahrmann, vestibular rehabilitation, and has attended numerous sport physiotherapy and strength and conditioning conferences. Lee has a special interest for concussion management. He is a certified practitioner through Complete Concussion Management Inc. and has taken courses through R2P Concussion Management as well. Lee has a passion for sharing information and providing workshops and education sessions on concussions for athletes, parents, coaches, and organizations, and has regularly guest lectured on the topic in the College of Kinesiology at the U of S.

Outside of the clinic, Lee stays busy with his young family, spending lots of time coaching hockey, baseball, and softball. When he’s not chasing kids or the dog, Lee enjoys playing hockey, fastball, and golf, heling out with the family farm, and spending as much time at the lake as possible building and renovating the cabin, hanging out on the water, and spending time with family.

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