Sarah
Hall

Physiotherapist

Sarah graduated from The University of Alberta in 2007 with her Master of Science – Physical Therapy. While in Edmonton she worked in both private practice clinics and also in acute care at the University of Alberta Hospital. After moving to Winnipeg she began working at the Sport Manitoba Clinic in 2012. She is certified in Spinal and Peripheral manipulative therapy and has completed her Level 3 for manual therapy.  As a member of the clinic Sarah has been treating concussions since 2013 being Shift accredited and an Impact Trained Physical Therapist (ITPT).

In addition, she is certified in acupuncture and Gokavi Transverse Technique (Intramuscular needling). Sarah’s treatment approach combines a strong manual therapy background with a thorough knowledge of exercise prescription. In addition, the use of needling adds another dimension to treatment particularly with sport injuries and chronic pain.

As a former Kinesiology student and member of the University of Western Ontario varsity volleyball team Sarah developed a strong interest in sport and sport injuries. She is also certified in Kinesiotaping, a practice used by many Olympic athletes.

Outside of work Sarah has many other interests and passions which include spending time with her children, live music, volleyball, downhill skiing, water sports and travelling.

Sarah Hall

Sport Manitoba Clinic FAQs: Insurance, Appointments, and More

As the insurance season approaches, we’ve compiled answers to...

Podcast Episode: Golf Medicine

Sport Manitoba Clinic Physical Therapist Brian Buffie explains the...

News Post

What to expect from your first chiropractic visit

It is common to have questions and even trepidations before your first visit to any new healthcare provider. Luckily, chiropractors know that new patients may need extra time to discuss their questions or concerns. You can play a role in your own chiropractic care before your first visit. An effective way to be involved in…

READ FULL ARTICLE