Elliott graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Master of Physical Therapy and a Bachelor of Science (Chemistry and Biology). He practiced at Elite Physiotherapy for three years before deciding to open a new clinic with a modern approach to Physiotherapy.

Elliott is a certified professional with The Running Clinic, SFMA levels 1 and 2, Acupuncture, Dry Needling, and Orthopaedic level 1. Elliott has also taken further education in Spinal Manipulation, TMJ pain, Hip OA, Pelvic Girdle Dysfunction, and Mulligan Mobilizations.

Elliott competed for the University of Manitoba Bisons as a Captain of the Track and Field and Cross Country teams. He raced middle distance and distance events, specializing in the 3000m. He has run several half marathons, shorter local races, and one marathon. He was most recently the winner of the 2022 Frostbite River Run 5 mile, and the 2022 WPS Relay.

Elliott spends his leisure time running, skiing, sailing, and playing squash. He is an armchair physicist and, despite being a lousy gardener, still loves to cook.

Lindsey Marana is a graduate of Wellington College having completed her program with Valedictory status in 2019. She has been practicing in the Maples prior to joining Up and Running Physiotherapy in 2020.

Lindsey has taken courses in multiple modalities such as reflexology and craniosacral therapy, and has since decided to focus on treating muscular dysfunction through myofascial release and a specialty in treating TMJ disorders.

Lindsey believes treatment doesn’t end at the end of an appointment. She makes sure to educate her clients throughout treatment to incorporate a mutual understanding of aftercare and how treatment works. Lindsey hopes to build trust and understanding in her clients by the end of every treatment.

In her spare time, Lindsey enjoys the local art scene, craft beer and John Mulaney Comedy specials. She looks forward to snowshoeing and hiking come snowfall.

Stephanie graduated from the University of Alberta with a Master’s of Physiotherapy after receiving a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree from the University of Winnipeg. As a former professional basketball player, Stephanie has channeled her competitive nature and passion into learning about the human body and it’s amazing healing abilities.

Stephanie graduated from the University of Alberta with a Master’s of Physiotherapy after receiving a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree from the University of Winnipeg. As a former professional basketball player, Stephanie has channeled her competitive nature and passion into learning about the human body and it’s amazing healing abilities.

Stephanie has pursued further education in Vestibular Therapy, Shoulder Rehabilitation, External Pelvic Floor Assessment to assist in Low Back and Hip Pathology, and is actively studying Acupuncture. She also has completed Mulligan Concept techniques, Soft Tissue Release and the Orthopaedic Level 1. She's involved in our regular education sessions as well. Stephanie utilizes all the tools in her kit including individualized exercise and hands-on treatment as the key to her patient’s successful outcomes. You can expect a thorough assessment, so we can find and treat the root cause rather than just a temporary fix.

Stephanie has had experience treating patients all across Alberta and is thrilled to bring her skill set back to her hometown. She has worked with a variety of patients including weekend warriors, seniors, athletes, post-operative patients, and people living with chronic conditions and pain.

Outside of work you can find Stephanie exploring the outdoors with friends and family, playing and coaching basketball, and making her way through local cuisine - recommendations encouraged!

In 2015 Lisa graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology (Athletic Therapy) from the University of Winnipeg and shortly after went on to certify as an Athletic Therapist. Lisa is a Certified Sport First Responder and has completed continuing education course work in Mulligan Concept Techniques, Soft Tissue Release, and Fall Prevention in older adults.

Lisa believes that exercise-based treatment supported by evidence is the foundation of injury rehabilitation. During an injury assessment, Lisa will effectively communicate your assessment findings and ensure you always know the “why” behind your treatment plan. Lisa excels at bridging the gap from injury rehab to performance and her patients often return to sport or leisure activities stronger and more confident than pre-injury.

People who work with Lisa range from injured athletes of all skill levels to everyday office workers with back pain to older adults who want to learn how to build muscle and prevent falls. Those injured in a car accident or at work who have an MPI or WCB claim can also benefit from Athletic Therapy treatment.

Lisa’s passion for athleticism and health developed through her involvement in rhythmic gymnastics at a young age. After years of competing at a provincial level, she went on to become a coach and national level judge. You can still find her sitting behind the judge’s table at competitions in Winnipeg and across Canada.

During time away from work, Lisa loves to travel and has made her way (often as a solo traveller) to over 15 countries. Her most memorable and challenging trip was trekking Everest Base Camp.

Hayley is a new graduate from the University of Manitoba with a Master’s of Physiotherapy and a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in genetics and minor in chemistry and psychology. Hayley was a student athlete at the University of Manitoba on the Women’s Soccer Team for 5 years from 2016-2021, and team captain from 2018-2021. Following her competitive soccer career, Hayley returned for two seasons as a Performance Coach and Data Analyst.

Hayley has a special interest in high performance rehabilitation and has experience with a variety of sports and performance settings including soccer, baseball, dance, running, and more. Hayley has had clinical experience locally with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, and the Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Team. She has attended conferences and seminars to further her education in ACL rehabilitation, physical literacy enriched rehabilitation, and on field return to performance sport.

Hayley is passionate about providing patient-centered care and creating individualized rehab programming to target the specific needs of her patients. While Hayley has a special interest in the performance sport population, she also has experience with various types of injuries and other populations through her clinical education with Amputee Rehabilitation at the Health Sciences Centre, Cardiopulmonary Rehab at the Children’s Rehabilitation Hospital, General Orthopaedic Rehab in the Private Practice Setting, and Community Stroke Care through WRHA Homecare.

Outside of work Hayley enjoys playing soccer, tennis, running, and hiking with friends and family.