Tamara graduated from the Kinesiology program at the University of Saskatchewan in 2009, and is certified through CSEP as a Certified Clinical Exercise Physiologist (CEP) and a longstanding member of the Saskatchewan Kinesiology and Exercise Science Association (SKESA). She has a wide diversity of experience (>10 years) in both rehabilitation as well as fitness and lifestyle settings. Her ongoing education has also been diverse to include the Bone Fit™ clinical course recognized by Osteoporosis Canada as well as the Matheson Functional Capacity Evaluation certification. She has experience in assessing a client’s physical ability and developing a plan to help that individual improve their quality of life. She has worked with varsity sports teams, those recovering from motor vehicle and work related injuries as well as those wanting to make a lifestyle change. Her passion is working with those with chronic conditions (diabetes, osteoporosis, etc), helping them build strong a strong foundation for long-term wellness.
Her experience in both rehabilitation as well as fitness & lifestyle settings along with her skill in making individual programs make her a strong asset for those she assists in achieving their fitness and/or rehabilitation goals.
In her spare time, you’ll find Tamara staying active and spending time with her dog. She enjoys regular spin classes, golfing, yoga, and (planning) future camping/hiking adventures!
Tamara graduated from the Kinesiology program at the University of Saskatchewan in 2009, and is c...
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Mike has graduated from the University of Calgary (2021) with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology and the University of Saskatchewan with a Masters in Physical Therapy (2023). Additionally he holds his Red Seal certification as an Industrial Mechanic from Saskatchewan Polytechnic (2011).
Mike is originally from a small town outside of Saskatoon and has previously travelled throughout Asia and South America. He currently lives in Saskatoon with his wife and baby boy, where he hopes to one day own a dog.
Mike is a member in good standing the the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and Saskatchewan Physiotherapy Association. He is licensed by the Saskatchewan College of Physical Therapists. Mike has expanded his education by taking Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation courses put on by Emory University in Atlanta, as well as courses to better help those diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
To get in touch with Mike, you can call 306-343-7776 or send him an email at michael@north49therapy.ca.
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Chad is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan with a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology (2016) and a Masters of Physical Therapy (2019). Since Chad’s graduation he has been working primarily in private practice. He has completed multiple courses through the Canadian Physiotherapy Association (CPA) Orthopedic Division Advanced Integrated Musculoskeletal program (AIM). Chad was also the recipient of the New Member Professional Contributions Award in 2022 from the Saskatchewan Physiotherapy Association (SPA) for his work facilitating courses with the College of Medicine in Indigenous Health for Physicians.
Chad has experience treating a variety of conditions including temporomandibular disfunction (TMD), musculoskeletal conditions, work and motor vehicle accidents, pre and post operative, and osteoarthritis.
Chad is currently a member in good standing with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and the Saskatchewan College of Physical Therapists.
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Peter is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan and has been working as a physiotherapist for the past 18 years. He has treated a wide variety of patients with muscle and joint injuries from sports, work and motor vehicle accidents, as well as those with balance and dizziness disorders. Peter has received certification for Vestibular Rehabilitation through the Emory School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia. He is also experienced with plyometrics, agility programs, long distance running, and marathon training. He participates in a variety of sports himself and coaches club volleyball. Peter lives in Martensville with his wife and two daughters.
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If you would like to book a Physiotherapy Initial Assessment with Kregg and are a past client or have been referred to him directly, please call the clinic at 306-343-7776 to schedule.
Kregg has been a licensed physical therapist in Saskatchewan since 1995. Aside from a short period working in Iceland, he has practiced in Saskatoon throughout his career. He has consistently pursued advanced continuing education, earning several specialized international designations.
In 1998, he achieved the Certified Work Capacity Evaluator (CWCE) designation through Matheson & Associates. He remains the only physical therapist in Saskatchewan with this international credential, demonstrating expertise in performing Functional Capacity Evaluations.
In 2000, he attained the international designation of Credentialed McKenzie Therapist (CredMDT) through McKenzie Institute International, specializing in the assessment and treatment of spine and extremity pain.
In 2008, he successfully completed the competency-based Vestibular Therapy Course at Emory University School of Medicine (Atlanta, Georgia). In 2025, he earned the Advanced Vestibular Physical Therapist (AVPT) designation through the University of Pittsburgh.
Kregg maintains a diverse caseload, treating musculoskeletal conditions as well as balance and dizziness disorders. He performs Functional Capacity Evaluations for third-party insurers and serves on multidisciplinary assessment and treatment teams.
He has acted as team therapist for several local and provincial sports teams and has provided venue coverage for sporting events. He has assisted athletes ranging from recreational competitors to professional players in the CFL and NFL with concussion recovery.
In 2021, Kregg received the Award of Merit for Clinical Excellence from the Saskatchewan Physiotherapy Association.
Beyond clinical practice, he has presented at medical conferences, university classes, and workplaces, including international engagements. He has also developed in-person and online educational programs in vestibular therapy available through North 49 and Embodia.
Kregg is a member in good standing with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association, including the Sport and Private Practice Divisions. He is registered with the Saskatchewan College of Physical Therapists and is a past member of the Icelandic Physiotherapy Association.
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Annika graduated from the University of Saskatchewan in 2022 with a degree in Kinesiology before moving to Edmonton to complete her Masters in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta. Since then, Annika has continued her education to widen her practice to include torticollis, plagiocephaly, vestibular and TMJ treatment.
Growing up Annika was involved with the basketball community both as a player and as a coach. More recently she worked as a student trainer with the University of Saskatchewan Men’s Volleyball team. Annika is eager to help patients reach their goals and return to the activities that matter most to them.
Outside of the clinic Annika enjoys cooking, hot yoga, reading and spending time with friends and family.
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