Prairie Motion Therapy

Prairie Motion Therapy

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Professional Kinesiologist and student Manual Osteopath offering movement-based assessments, and hands-on treatment with exercise programing that works.

09/08/2026

Everything in the body is connected. Healing happens when we treat it that way. 🧠✨
When I started my journey in Kinesiology, I learned the mechanics of human movement—how muscles, joints, and biomechanics interact. But as I deepened my study into the core foundations of Dr. A.T. Still (the father of Osteopathy), everything clicked on a whole new level.
Dr. Still taught that the body is a single unit, capable of self-healing and self-regulation when structure and function are aligned.
By combining the precision of kinesiology with these foundational principles, I’ve built a complete pathway to healing. We don’t just chase symptoms or put a bandage on pain—we look at the full picture to uncover why your body is struggling and restore its natural movement and balance.
If you’ve been living with chronic tension, mobility limits, or pain that just won't quit, it’s time to stop treating isolated parts and start healing the whole system.
šŸ‘‰ Ready to feel the difference?
Click the link below to book your session today and take the first step toward healing.
šŸ”— https://prairiemotiontherapy.janeapp.com

09/06/2026

Wow what a storm. This is the lighting map from weather bug.

09/06/2026

In 2010, an injury at work changed everything for me. By 2016, the pain had escalated to the point where I couldn’t even put on my own socks. It felt like something was actively cutting my hamstrings in half, and I completely lost feeling in my left leg—the very same side where I deal with knee issues today.
I understand pain because I’ve lived it.
That experience driven my search to understand why pain happens and how we can actually treat it. Over time, I’ve learned what works for my body. But I also know that while our pain journeys share similarities, every single path is different.
Pain isn't fun, and there are no overnight fixes. But gaining a real understanding of how relief happens is where healing starts—even if it takes time.
At Prairie Motion Therapy, we’re here to help you navigate your journey and find what works for you.

https://prairiemotiontherapy.janeapp.com

09/04/2026

"I'll just wait for it to go away on its own..." Sound familiar? šŸ¤”
Ignoring small aches and tightness often leads to bigger setbacks down the road. Active care now keeps you moving later!
At Prairie Motion Therapy, we help you target the root cause of discomfort—not just the symptoms.
Take the first step toward pain-free movement:
šŸ“© Email me to book appointment or just follow this link.

https://prairiemotiontherapy.janeapp.com

09/02/2026

Studying for my finals. Can't wait to be done.

08/31/2026

So interesting. Here is a study that even says manual osteopathic therapy works.

www.sciencedirect.com

08/29/2026

šŸ‚ As the seasons change, our bodies change too.
Have you noticed your energy shifting lately? As daylight shortens and temperatures drop, our body chemistry naturally adjusts—melatonin goes up, serotonin dips, and our instincts tell us to slow down and hibernate!
While it’s completely natural to feel that shift after a busy, active summer, keeping our bodies moving is one of the best ways to stay healthy, energized, and clear-headed through the cooler months.
Here are a few simple ways to adapt your routine right now: ā˜€ļø Catch morning sun: Spend 10 minutes outside early in the day to reset your internal clock and boost your mood. šŸ”„ Extend your warm-up: Cold joints need extra love! Give yourself an extra 5 minutes to warm up before exercise. 🧘 Try new indoor movement: Swap long outdoor sessions for indoor strength work, yoga, or bodyweight circuits. šŸ² Embrace warm nutrition: Fuel up with warm, nutrient-dense foods like roasted root veggies, hearty soups, and lean proteins.
Shift your mindset: it’s not about slowing down, it’s about moving differently! šŸ’Ŗ
How are you adjusting your wellness routine as the weather turns? Tell us in the comments! šŸ‘‡

To book appointment
https://prairiemotiontherapy.janeapp.com

08/28/2026

There is nothing quite like family. ā¤ļø
Through every high, every low, and every moment in between, the people in this picture are my foundation. If it wasn't for their unwavering support, I quite literally wouldn't be walking today.
Life has been an incredible journey of healing and growth. From recovering after my injury, to completing my Kinesiology degree in Human Kinetics, and now finishing up Manual Osteopathic Therapy—every step has brought me closer to where I'm meant to be.
It hasn't always been easy, but my family has seen the best in me even when I couldn't, pushing me to keep going and strive to be better every single day. I am so close to the finish line, and I can't wait!
I wouldn't be who I am today without them. So beyond grateful for this crew. šŸ‘Øā€šŸ‘©ā€šŸ‘§ā€šŸ‘¦āœØ

08/26/2026

Today, a client told me, 'I don't know what you did the other day, but my shoulder doesn't hurt and I feel absolutely fantastic.'

Moments like this remind me why I do what I do. It's about helping people move and feel better so they can get back to living.
Grateful for the trust my clients place in me. If you've been dealing with pain, you don't have to just put up with it. There are options.

To book an appointment follow the link below.

https://prairiemotiontherapy.janeapp.com

08/25/2026

The Learning Journey) 🫁
Headline: Digging deeper into the anatomy of motion.
As a therapist, my goal is always to look at the whole picture of human movement. Lately, that journey has taken me deep into the fascinating world of visceral manipulation—the study of how our internal organs affect our musculoskeletal system.
It sounds surprising at first, but your organs aren't just floating around loose inside you; they are enveloped in fascia and attached directly to your skeleton and respiratory diaphragm.
Every time you take a breath or take a step, your organs need to glide and slide past one another smoothly. If an organ loses its mobility (due to past inflammation, surgeries, or stress), the surrounding fascia pulls tightly on your structural frame.
A restricted liver can pull on the right shoulder.
A restricted digestive tract can create chronic, unexplained low back tension.
By learning to gently release these deep, internal restrictions, we can unlock entirely new levels of functional movement and structural ease in the rest of the body.
šŸ‘‰ Have you been dealing with stubborn tension that just won’t clear? It might be time to look a little deeper. Click the link in our bio to check our schedule and book an appointment!

https://prairiemotiontherapy.janeapp.com/

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32 Manitoba Street West Suite 5
Moose Jaw, SK
S6H1P7

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm