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    Edmonton Sport Institute

    4.8 (4 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Physical therapy

    Chiropractic bodywork

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    WePhysio Performance & Wellness

    WePhysio Performance & Wellness

    5.0(1 review)
    0.4 km

    More health-oriented places I never knew about! For this…read morereview I'm speaking specifically to the event I went to that was hosted in this space :) This privately-owned clinic run by a gentleman named Craig was kind enough to host this great information/learning session centered around a huge trail running event in the USA called Transrockies Run - a multi-day (6-stage) 'race' where 350 people cover 120 miles of beautiful trails and small towns around the continental divide of near-central Colorado! The main workout area round the front desk/reception area was completely filled with people in folding chairs (and a few rolling around on the large workout balls), a table full of pizza provided by the pizza place next door, a cooler of drinks, slideshow at the front and a little Q&A section to the side. In other words, standing room only! The washrooms were spaciously generous, and the other rooms meant for private treatments seemed small yet inviting to try :) Craig is well-known in the running community so I'm very interested in coming back as a customer to try the delightful treatments available. (plus his new gorgeous grey-blue shiny puppy is adorable! can't remember what breed but looks like a German greyhound)

    From the owner: Get back in the game with physiotherapy from Craig Brososky, owner of WEphysio Performance &…read moreWellness. If your mobility has been restricted due to an injury or illness, Craig and his team of physiotherapists and occupational therapists can get you back in shape and ready to face the world. The team at WEphysio Performance & Wellness will develop a customized treatment plan to help you build your strength and endurance. Our emphasis is on empowerment, education and re-activation! Call us today to get started on your road to recovery.

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    Connect Society

    Connect Society

    3.0(2 reviews)
    6.7 km

    I'm a Deaf woman speaking up about Wanda Vintinner, a Deaf interpreter and mental health…read moreprofessional working with Connect Society/D.I.Hope Infinity (per LinkedIn). 1. Wanda publicly questioned if my Deaf husband, Randy Spann, was really Deaf, assuming he was using his voice and telling him to "turn off the microphone"--even though he never used his voice at all. 2. When I defended him, she blamed "hearing parents" and tagged me, wrongfully assuming I was hearing and his parent. I'm not hearing, not his parent, and erasing my identity hurt deeply. 3. She claimed Randy was "making noises with his mouth" and dismissed it as "being blunt"--audism and discrimination, especially harmful from someone in mental-health settings. 4. She never apologized publicly. She privately messaged me saying she felt "invaded," yet she took no public responsibility. Wanda works in roles where Deaf people trust her. Her public gatekeeping, invalidation, and refusal to own her harm is a community safety issue. If Connect Society continues to let her interpret or support vulnerable clients without addressing this, it puts Deaf people--especially Deaf BIPOC--at risk. Please investigate and ensure client safety before continuing to work with or refer to Wanda Vintinner.

    Professionals in their field of providing services to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities…read more Their ECS program meets the children where they are and design programming to the individual child's needs and what the family requests.

    Edmonton Sport Institute - physicaltherapy - Updated September 2026

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