Christal
Geier
Take Flight Osteopathic Wellness
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Mount Royal College, University of Calgary, British Columbia School of Osteopathic Manual Practice
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What inspired you to become an Athletic Therapist?
As an athlete in high school I injured myself repeatedly and thought it would be great to understand how to help myself and prevent injuries as there was no such service located in the small Saskatchewan town I grew up in.
What is the one piece of advice you wish every client knew?
Ageing is inevitable, but we can age with grace if we simply prepared for it instead of prevented it.
What do people find most surprising about AT?
How much quality time we spend with our clients.
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