Jana Kapp MScPT, B.SC.Kin, CSIA 2, CSCF 1; is originally from Ontario. She attended McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont., where she received a B.SC. in Kinesiology and was a member of The MACDancers, Modern Dance Performance Company. Jana’s passion for dance complemented her passion for skiing when she moved to Whistler BC in 2007. Her love of dance, movement, balance and performance was transferred from the studio to the hill. From 2007 – 2012, Jana worked for WB Snow school teaching skiing and training for her CSIA levels.
In 2008, Jana returned to Ontario to receive her Masters in Physiotherapy. Once completed, Jana returned to Whistler, to begin her Physiotherapy career. After returning to Whistler, Jana experienced a number of complicated concussions and found it challenging to fully recover. This lead Jana on a journey of learning about concussions, taking courses and implementing strategies through her own experience to achieve a full recovery. Jana is currently trained in Vestibular Rehabilitation and Concussion Management, including Vision Therapy. Jana was the co-facilitator of the first Concussion Support Group in Whistler run through Sea to Sky Community Services Society. Jana has become passionate about helping others navigate their way through complicated head injuries and educating others on the updated information on concussions.
Jana Kapp MScPT, B.SC.Kin, CSIA 2, CSCF 1; is originally from Ontario. She attended McMaster Univ...
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Allison is an energetic person and a competitive athlete. She competed in varsity rowing and hockey at the University of Guelph, where she completed a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics degree. She then graduated with a Master of Science in Physical Therapy at Queen’s University. She now has over 10 years of experience and has spent much of her career serving the Whistler community. In addition to her private practice, Allison works with the World Cup Para-Alpine team, helping them prepare for the 2022 Paralympics in Beijing.
Allison’s physical health practice model is to create a positive intention for collaboration between you, the client, and the therapist. What does that mean? It means that you are an active participant in your treatment. Your individual needs, abilities, and goals will guide the care you receive. The collaboration formed through this approach to physiotherapy will build a foundation upon which you can grow and prevent future injuries. Allison utilizes a hybrid of hands-on modalities and exercises to achieve each client’s unique goals. She addresses acute concerns, uncovers underlying mechanical issues, and works through reoccurring injuries and symptoms. She has advanced training in functional dry needling, manual therapy, acupuncture, functional exercise prescription and concussion recovery.
As well as being a physiotherapist, Allison is a mother, partner, and an adventurer. Her favourite winter activity is skate skiing while pulling her son in the Chariot and her favourite summer activity is mountain biking and camping with her family.
