Kendra Jones McGrath

A little about myself…

I obtained Master of Physical Therapy (2015) and Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (2006) degrees from the University of Saskatchewan and I am a Certified Exercise Physiologist (CEP) with the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (2006).

Before completing my Masters, I worked as an Exercise Therapist in both chronic disease management and physiotherapy clinic settings. I also owned and operated a Pilates and Highland Dance studio from which my devotion to integrative methodology is rooted.

A life-long learner and professional development devotee, I am perpetually registered in courses that hone my therapy skills, namely manual therapy, neurodynmics, running analysis and taping.

Outside the clinic and studio, I enjoy trying new physical activities. I  started playing hockey on a women’s team in rural Saskatchewan in an attempt to impress my two hockey-crazed sons and their coach, (my husband) Ashley. I also learned to row, attending the 2016 Masters Rowing Championship in Regina with the resurgent Lloydminster Rowing Club.

I have a passion for performing arts, physical activity and sport, respecting the powerful synergy between physical participation and well-being at every age.

I am currently the Secretary of the Global Health Division for the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.