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Lifemark Physiotherapy - Aspen

With a diverse range of therapy techniques and specialities, our dedicated team of therapists will f

Our clinic offers a wide array of rehabilitation services, including physiotherapy, massage therapy, and chiropractic. We also offer additional services, like acupuncture, IMS, orthotics, and more. You can also access specialty programs with us, such as concussion care, pelvic health, and dizziness + balances services.

12/02/2022

The Lifemark Scholarships for Black and Indigenous Students are now both accepting applications until January 31, 2023!

These two scholarships were created to support diversity within the occupational therapy and physiotherapy professions. The annual scholarships are available to students from our Black and Indigenous communities and provide financial support in the form of a $5,000 award for those pursuing post-secondary learning in a recognized Occupational Therapy or Physiotherapy Masters program in Canada.

Apply for The Lifemark Scholarship for Black Students here: https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=fece8f4b-0227-4caf-9cd1-0b464217347b&ccId=19000101_000001&jobId=455503&lang

Apply for The Lifemark Scholarship for Indigenous Students here: https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/recruitment.html?cid=fece8f4b-0227-4caf-9cd1-0b464217347b&ccId=19000101_000001&jobId=455729&lang=en_CA&source=EN

11/29/2022

Announcing the recipients of this year’s first-ever Lifemark Scholarships for Black and Indigenous Students:
🎓 Fola Akpan and 🎓 Kennedy Tralnberg!

Fola and Kennedy are physiotherapy students currently pursuing their Masters in programs at Dalhousie University and University of Alberta respectively.
Both Fola and Kennedy have demonstrated a strong desire to give back to their community and are aligned with the spirit of the Lifemark motto, “movement to a better life.” We are thrilled to have them as the scholarship recipients of our first-ever round.

The Lifemark Scholarships for Black and Indigenous Students were created to support diversity within the occupational therapy and physiotherapy professions. These scholarships represent an important step forward in our efforts to address existing barriers and challenges and increase accessibility to the healthcare profession for underrepresented communities.

Applications for the 2023 round of scholarships are now open until January 31, 2023.
Apply for The Lifemark Scholarship for Black Students:
https://workforcenow.adp.com/.../recr.../recruitment.html...
Apply for The Lifemark Scholarship for Indigenous Students: https://workforcenow.adp.com/.../recr.../recruitment.html...

05/17/2022

May is National Physiotherapy Month. In honour of this month, we would like to share with you some of our Physiotherapists.

Meet Andrew Ahn, Physiotherapist

What inspired you to become a physiotherapist?

We all have role models and people who inspire us. As cliché as it sounds, my parents were my biggest influence. After my mother was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease in 2015, I saw them struggle to access the care they needed to manage it. This was a driving force for me. I wanted to become a physio for a few reasons. Primarily to help manage my mother's Parkinson's Disease and to ensure she always receives the care she needs. Secondly, to provide a collaborative approach to rehab and to empower my clients with all the tools they need for a successful recovery!

What do you love most about being a physiotherapist?

There are so many reasons I love being a physiotherapist. If I had to pick one, it would have to be the impact we can have on our clients. Our impact can be from a social, emotional, physical and/or psychological aspect. It is always so satisfying to co-create milestones/goals with clients and watch them absolutely crush them during their rehab journey. To empower people with confidence to manage their injuries but also to help prevent future injuries is one of the most gratifying aspects of being a physio.

1. What are you looking forward to in 2022?

From a personal perspective, I look forward to some vacation time! As someone that loves to travel, the pandemic has put a damper on my plans. However, now that things are loosening up around the world, I look forward to travelling!

From a professional perspective, I look forward to expanding my skillset to help my clients achieve their rehab goals and more. Anyone that knows me, knows that I am a true nerd when it comes to physio. I love reading new articles, taking continuing education courses, and trying out new techniques. The current courses that I am working on are Mulligan Mobilization with Movement and my Certified Strength and Conditioning!

To learn more about Andrew, check out his bio https://www.lifemark.ca/Aspen or to book an appointment with him, call our clinic at 403-242-9001.

05/12/2022

May is National Physiotherapy Month. In honour of this month, we would like to share with you some of our Physiotherapists.

Meet Drew Hutchinson, Physiotherapist

What inspired you to become a physiotherapist?

As a young athlete, there were a few injuries that I had to deal with and recover from. I had seen chiropractors, athletic therapists, and massage therapists for a reoccurring shoulder injury. After seeing the Physiotherapist for an injury I found that he was the only one to take the extra time and effort to discover my motivations, motivate me/ educate me on how to heal my muscle tear and strengthen it appropriately. He also educated me on the right prehab work to do so that my reoccurring shoulder injury would not return. After seeing this therapist I did not have another shoulder irritation during my entire varsity sports experience with heavy training. I knew that Physiotherapy was what I wanted to do after meeting this physiotherapist and seeing the impact he had.

What do you love most about being a physiotherapist?

Being able to see the change that happens in people's mood and demeanor when hopelessness turns into empowerment related to their injury. When I can modulate their pain levels and show them movements that directly reduce the pain they have been dealing with for months.

What are you looking forward to in 2022?

I'm very excited to take a course that is run by Shella Woodhouse on vestibular therapy. This is a field that fascinates me and I love treating these patients because in one session we can often completely alleviate the patients dizzy symptoms. Talk about making an immediate change in someone's quality of life!

To learn more about Drew or to book an appointment visit our website https://www.lifemark.ca/Aspen or call our clinic 403-242-9001.

01/28/2022

We are now open Sundays from 10am to 3pm to serve you better!

The physiotherapist working Sundays is Andrew Ahn.

Andrew was born and raised in Edmonton, where he completed both a Bachelor’s of Science in Kinesiology (with distinction) and a Master’s of Science in Physical Therapy. Throughout his academic career Andrew worked as a Kinesiologist & Social Media and Marketing Coordinator, volunteered at the Steadward Centre and was a part of the University of Alberta’s track team.

Andrew is a passionate and dedicated therapist who aims to use his experience, newest research evidence and his practical knowledge to help people prevent or recover from injuries. He wishes to help people surpass their pre-injury levels with the goal to have them lead a healthier lifestyle. To achieve success, Andrew prioritizes educating patients about their injuries, using manual therapy techniques, and creating individualized exercise programs to have clients take an active role in their pre/rehab journey. Ultimately, his goal is to have patients leaving the clinic with a plethora of tools to help them with everyday stressors and to overcome any adversity that they may face.

When Andrew is not in the clinic, you can find him cheering for the Edmonton Oilers, at the gym, snowboarding or hiking and/or hanging with out with friends (responsibly, of course). Additionally, Andrew is always interested in reading the newest research and taking additional courses. He is currently striving to complete his certificate in becoming a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS).

01/17/2022

Meet Chloe!

Chloe is a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and her human is our Physiotherapist, Andrew.

Chloe has a great sense of style and has been rocking her pink jacket and dog boots during our cold snap so she can continue to enjoy her walks for .

12/17/2021

Welcome to the team Irven Nisperos, Registered Massage Therapist.

Irven completed his 2200-hour Massage therapy diploma at Mount Royal University and is registered with the Massage Therapist Association of Alberta (MTAA). After graduating in 2020, he pursued certifications in orthopedic massage, kinetic massage, dynamic cupping and neurofascial release. In conjunction to these modalities, he also includes deep tissue and myofascial release in his treatments.

Practicing as a registered massage therapist, Irven has worked with various musculoskeletal conditions. His experience ranges from whiplash, overuse injuries, chronic injuries and postural related dysfunctions. His approach to treating is centered around finding the root cause of the client’s ailment along with educating the client, in order to prevent or better their condition.

When not working at the clinic, Irven enjoys running, boxing and Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

To book a massage with Irven, please call us at 403-242-9001 or book online www.lifemark.ca/Aspen

12/16/2021

Are you in need of physiotherapy or other rehabilitation services? If you have employer benefits coverage, there's only a few weeks left to use them in 2021!

Ensure you get the care you need this month by getting an appointment booked in. Find a clinic near you and book online at https://bit.ly/3EyGKSc

12/14/2021

Our holiday hours are as follows:

December 23 - Open regular hours
December 24 - CLOSED
December 25 - CLOSED
December 26 - CLOSED
December 27 - CLOSED
December 28-31 - Open regular hours
January 1 - CLOSED
January 2 - CLOSED
January 3 - CLOSED
January 4 - Open regular hours moving forward

10/27/2021

As the years go by, the human body undergoes many changes. We hit milestones over the course of our lifetimes. First puberty, then adulthood and childbearing years. Next up for females is perimenopause, soon followed by menopause. Finally, we all head into the sunset era of human life. We may begin....

09/20/2021

September 19-25 is National Balance Awareness Week.

Meet our Vestibular Therapist, Jonathan Reimer.

Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT) is a specialized therapy intended to reduce and relieve symptoms of vestibular disorders. These can include among others BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo), vestibular neuritis, Meniere's disease and head injuries or TBI (traumatic brain injury).

Vestibular disorders can cause dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, vision and hearing problems, nausea, and more. Find out why at vestibular.org.

To book in to see Jonathan for a Vestibular Therapy assessment, book online by visiting www.lifemark.ca/Aspen or call the clinic at 403-242-9001.

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339 Aspen Glen Landing SW Unit #225
Calgary, AB
T3H0N6

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 9pm
Tuesday	7am - 9pm
Wednesday	7am - 9pm
Thursday	7am - 9pm
Friday	7am - 9pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+14032429001

Website

https://www.lifemark.ca/Aspen

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