Rebecca
Henderson
Collegiate Sports Medicine (Olds)
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Sheridan College
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What inspired you to become an Athletic Therapist?
Going in to my grade 12 year in high school they started to offer a class called Sports Medicine. Since I was injured quite a but growing up I thought it would be a neat class to take. I instantly knew that I wanted to be an Athletic Therapist after hearing about what the profession was. I love the idea of being a part of a team, even after retiring from sports and being able to help people feel better in the medical field.
What is the one piece of advice you wish every client knew?
The core is the foundation of your body, so make sure it works the best it can.
What do people find most surprising about AT?
The range of what we are able to do in the medical field. We work in so many different areas and a lot of people don't realize all that we can do.
Describe your proudest moment or greatest success as an AT
Winning the IIHF World Inline hockey Championships with Roller Hockey Canada's mens team.
Share a little known fun fact about yourself
Before having kids I trained for marathons and ultramarathons and hop to get back into it at some point as well.
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rebecca@csmolds.ca
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