Danielle completed her Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology in 2013 at the University of Western Ontario. During her studies she worked as a student trainer for the women’s varsity volleyball team and volunteered at the Fowler Kennedy Sport Medicine Clinic on campus. After graduating Danielle moved to Alberta and started working as a Kinesiologist at Bowden Physiotherapy and Gym. She then transitioned into working as a Physiotherapy Assistant for Alberta Health Services in hospital, home care and assisted living settings. Danielle has experience working with clients of all ages and ability levels and is excited to be applying her knowledge and skills at Jasper Physiotherapy. When Danielle isn’t working, she spends as much time as possible in the outdoors running, hiking, paddling, and skiing.

Jessica Murphy achieved the title of registered massage therapist (2200 hours) in Ontario in 2015. She has worked in various clinical and spa settings throughout her career and is happy to be back in a more clinical setting. Jessica is passionate about her career and is looking forward to helping locals deal with their injuries and keep them participating in their activities. She loves the constant learning massage therapy provides and continues to upgrade her education with further courses, some of which include: Reiki master, life coach, cancer care massage, myoskeletal alignment, and chronic pain management.  As part of her training in Ontario she is also qualified to perform pre/post natal massage, constipation, breast, and TMJ massage.

When not massaging Jessica loves spending time with her family and enjoying the splendors of Jasper.

Meg completed a Bachelor of Science with a major in Kinesiology in 2018 at the University of Lethbridge. During her time in university, she focused heavily on a research study regarding the biomechanics of harvesting agave plants, as well as the psychological impacts of music upon athletes. After taking an extended break from the Kinesiology field upon graduating to work within the tourism industry, she has happily returned to her field at Jasper Physiotherapy. When Meg isn’t working, you can find her outdoors being active by skiing, skating, hiking, or backcountry camping.

Hi, I’m Sean. I have been the owner of Jasper Physiotherapy & Health Centre since 2009. I initially earned a BSc in Animal Biology from the University of Alberta in 2002 before I came back to the University of Alberta to finish my MSc in Physiotherapy in 2007. In between those degrees I spent some time upgrading, travelling and playing basketball overseas.

After graduating from my physiotherapy program I took expanded coursework in acupuncture and manual therapy. I was certified in medical acupuncture in 2010 and advanced manual and manipulative therapy in 2012. Once these courses were finished I decided to do something a little different to grow professionally and transitioned into the role of President of Physiotherapy Alberta, which acts as both our college and professional body. Over the years I have also taken coursework in order to do bike fittings and run assessments to better serve our very active community. The latest coursework I finished was in vestibular disorders as well as concussion evaluation and treatment which I have been very excited to utilize.  Most recently I have added the role of Practice Advisor for Physiotherapy Alberta.  This part-time position allows me to grow further professionally and expand my skill set outside of Jasper.

Over the years my practice has changed as my knowledge and experience has grown. I love this community and really enjoy spending time with my patients and strive to help them achieve their rehabilitation goals. I spend a lot of time with my family and in the outdoors climbing and biking so I look forward to getting people back outside doing the things they love with the people they love.