Rebecca
Kuresh
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Mount Royal University
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What inspired you to become an Athletic Therapist?
My passion for sports and 2 very influential role models. Both Colin Wallace and Heather Corliss were the CAT(C)�s that inspired me in my last year of my undergrad degree to go into Athletic Therapy
What is the one piece of advice you wish every client knew?
We change poor movement through moving. Its easy to put ice on our knee and sit on the couch, but the thing that is actually going to illicit a change takes effort�that effort comes through movement.
What do people find most surprising about AT?
That we are swiss army knives
Describe your proudest moment or greatest success as an AT
Helping in a timely rehabilitation that ended in the player receiving a division 1 scholarship in the last month of his 20yo season
Share a little known fun fact about yourself
I have 2 cats, both named after characters from The Mighty Ducks movies
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rkuresh@hotmail.com
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