Tessa Gray-Burnett was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, where a lifelong passion for sports and the outdoors inspired her to pursue a career in health, fitness, and athletic performance. She earned her Bachelor of Kinesiology with a major in Pedagogy from the University of Calgary and has continued to build her expertise through certifications in strength and conditioning, athletics coaching, Olympic weightlifting, resistance stretching, and nutrition.

Track and field has always been at the heart of Tessa’s athletic journey. She competed for more than 16 years across Canada, the United States, and internationally, specializing in the 400-metre hurdles. As a perennial finalist at the Canadian Track and Field Championships, she achieved a career-best fourth-place finish in the country in 2008. Today, she continues to give back to the sport by coaching young sprinters with the Calgary International Track Club, where she specializes in sprint development, speed training, and helping athletes improve their technique, power, and overall performance.

Tessa is passionate about helping people of all ages and abilities become stronger, move better, and enjoy an active lifestyle. Whether she is working with competitive athletes or individuals looking to improve their overall fitness, she creates personalized programs that build strength, confidence, and long-term success.

A true passion of Tessa’s is coaching speed. She believes that sprint mechanics and efficient running technique are fundamental to athletic success across nearly every sport. She enjoys helping athletes of all ages develop proper running form, increase speed and explosiveness, reduce injury risk, and gain the confidence to perform at their highest level. From youth athletes learning the fundamentals to experienced competitors striving for personal bests, Tessa is dedicated to helping every athlete reach their full potential. When she’s not at the track or in the gym, Tessa enjoys spending quality time with her family and her two young daughters. Whether hiking in the mountains, camping, or exploring the outdoors, she embraces an active lifestyle both professionally and personally.

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Kayla is a registered Speech-Language Pathologist who is passionate about supporting children and families in their communication and language development. She strives to make therapy engaging and focuses on incorporating each child’s unique interests and strengths into therapy utilizing a neurodiversity affirming, play-based approach.

Kayla received her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Alberta. She also holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies from the University of Calgary. She has experience supporting young children across clinical, community and educational settings and also works as a Speech-Language Pathologist within a preschool and kindergarten program in Calgary, where she supports children ages 3 to 6.

Kayla has a particular interest in language development and Gestalt Language Processing. She has completed Meaningful Speech courses in both Natural Language Acquisition and AAC for Gestalt Language Processors and is passionate about continuing to expand her knowledge and clinical skills in these areas. She believes in meeting each child where they are in their communication journey and working collaboratively with families and other professionals to help children build meaningful and functional communication skills. Outside of work, you will find Kayla spending time with her family, reading, baking, and working on her current crafting obsession.

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Jade is a physiotherapist with over 10 years of clinical experience. She completed her Bachelor of Science majoring in Health and Exercise Physiology in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary. She then moved up to Edmonton to complete her Master of Science in Physical Therapy in the Faculty of Rehabilitation at the University of Alberta. Being a true Calgarian, she moved back to continue to her passion of helping patients.

Jade enjoys working with everyone from 1 to 99 years young, weekend warriors to elite athletes. She takes enormous pride getting patients back to work or to sport by understanding the cause of the injury and creating an individualized treatment plan. She has pursued additional training in acupuncture, dry needling, spinal and peripheral joint manipulations, temporomandibular joint (TMJ), concussion and vestibular assessment and treatment, Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA), and kinesiotaping. Finally, she has the ability to order diagnostic imaging for patients.

When working in Edmonton, she was voted 2019 Best Physiotherapist in YEG fitness. In her spare time, you can find Jade at the gym, playing ball hockey, on the golf course, running or most recently playing with her three kids.

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Kam graduated with a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from the University of Alberta, after obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Calgary. During his fieldwork placements, he developed a strong interest in hand therapy, supported by two clinical placements in outpatient upper-extremity rehabilitation. He plans to pursue advanced practice in this area as he continues to grow in his career.

Kam’s experience spans convalescent care, long-term care, and community rehabilitation. He currently provides services in Calgary and on the Chiniki Nation, where he supports clients through functional assessments, therapeutic interventions, and individualized, goal-focused treatment plans.

Guided by a client-centered and collaborative approach, Kam integrates evidence-informed practice and functional rehabilitation strategies into his work. He is committed to empowering clients to build independence, restore function, and re-engage in the meaningful activities that contribute to their well-being. In his free time, Kam enjoys travelling, golfing, discovering new restaurants, and spending time with friends and family.

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Kirsten graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Lethbridge in 2015 and has since been practicing in orthopedic and sport clinic settings. She brings a well-rounded skill set that includes cupping, taping, exercise prescription, and nutrition counselling, and is also a certified personal trainer. Committed to ongoing professional development, Kirsten continues to expand her expertise in strength and conditioning, as well as pre- and post-natal training, to better serve clients of all backgrounds and abilities.

With a strong passion for sports and athletics, Kirsten has dedicated much of her career to working with individuals experiencing chronic pain and spine-related conditions. She focuses on helping clients improve movement patterns, recover from injury, and safely return to activity—whether managing an acute flare-up or progressing through post-surgical rehabilitation. Kirsten believes that movement is a powerful tool for both physical and mental well-being and is passionate about empowering her clients through education and personalized care.

Outside of the clinic, you can find Kirsten spending time with her family, in the gym or at a hockey rink – either working with teams or cheering on her favourite players, her nephew and sons.

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Taylor is a registered Occupational Therapist who completed her Master of Science in Occupational Therapy at McMaster University, following a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Calgary.

During her training, Taylor completed a fieldwork placement in Northern Ontario, where she worked collaboratively with various First Nations communities, providing trauma-informed care and supporting culturally responsive practice. Her approach to care is rooted in client-centered principles, emphasizing the importance of meeting individuals where they are and empowering them to re-engage in meaningful daily activities that support overall health, well-being, and independence.

Taylor brings clinical experience from both acute care and private practice settings. In acute care, she conducted functional assessments of activities of daily living and contributed to safe and effective discharge planning. In the private sector, she supported individuals through return-to-work programming, helping clients build capacity and successfully transition back to their roles. She has also developed a strong interest in neurological conditions, including exploring occupational therapy interventions for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease during her graduate studies.

Taylor is particularly passionate about working with older adults, supporting them to maintain independence and quality of life within their home and community environments. Outside of her professional practice, Taylor enjoys spending time with family and friends, curling, perfecting her sourdough baking skills, and exploring a variety of creative arts and crafts.

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Lauren completed her Bachelor of Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies at the University of Calgary before earning her Master of Occupational Therapy from the University of British Columbia’s Northern Cohort in Prince George, BC. Committed to lifelong learning, Lauren has completed additional training and certification in child development, feeding and swallowing, trauma, sensory regulation, chronic pain, nutrition, handwriting, and motor development to further enhance her pediatric practice.

Lauren has experience working with children from infancy through adolescence across early intervention, school-based, clinic, and community settings. Her professional background is complemented by years of experience in childcare, community outreach, youth sports coaching, and peer mentorship, all of which have shaped her collaborative, family-centered approach to care. She is passionate about providing neurodiversity-affirming, strengths-based, and play-based occupational therapy that empowers children to build confidence, develop meaningful skills, and participate fully in the activities that matter most to them. Lauren has a particular interest in promoting health equity, accessibility, and disability advocacy.

Having grown up in the Northwest Territories, Lauren developed a deep appreciation for the importance of accessible healthcare and the unique strengths of rural, remote, and Indigenous communities. She is committed to advancing truth and reconciliation through culturally safe, relationship-based care and embraces the Indigenous teaching that every child is born capable. Her goal is to meet children where they are, celebrate their unique strengths, and partner with families to help each child discover where they can go. Outside of work, Lauren enjoys spending time outdoors, hiking, reading, baking, and tackling a good puzzle.

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With over 20 years of experience playing hockey at high levels, Sam has developed a deep understanding of the game through both competitive play and coaching. His experience in elite hockey has fueled a passion for player development and helping athletes reach their full potential both on and off the ice.

Currently working as a Personal Development Coach, Sam focuses on developing all areas of an athlete’s game, including skating, puck skills, shooting, passing, and hockey IQ. He previously served as an Assistant Coach for the U15 AA Rangers with the Calgary Buffaloes during the 2022–2023 season and will be joining the U15 AA Wranglers as an Assistant Coach for the upcoming season.

As a skating analyst, Sam is committed to providing athletes with detailed feedback in a positive and supportive environment that encourages both skill development and long-term growth. His coaching philosophy emphasizes building confidence, improving overall performance, and helping players develop a stronger understanding of the game in ways that translate directly onto the ice.

Outside of hockey, Sam enjoys spending time with family and friends, watching movies, playing board games, traveling, and working on the development of his own video game project.

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As an OT, Bonnie understands how life-changing events can impact not just physical abilities, but confidence, identity, and daily function. She is dedicated to helping clients gain independence through collaboration, solution-focused coaching, and functional training to develop practical strategies that support real-life success.

Bonnie brings experience supporting individuals recovering from motor vehicle accidents, traumatic brain injuries, and addiction, including those living with chronic pain, anxiety, and depression. She also has experience as an OT Volunteer supporting adolescents with developmental challenges build life skills, reflecting her commitment to empowering clients at every stage of life. Bonnie is trained in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills (ASIST) and delivering Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCE).

Outside of her practice, Bonnie enjoys cooking, hiking, trying new restaurants, and cheering on the Buffalo Bills!

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Keith is a passionate Internationally Registered Sport Physiotherapist focused on helping his clients achieve long-term success with their rehabilitation and has extensive experience treating sport-related injuries. He believes in assessing the way his clients move to address the root cause of the problem, ultimately helping his clients prevent re-injury instead of treating surface-level symptoms. Keith’s clients will usually leave his treatments having learned a ton as education is his strongest pillar.

Keith has been the lead physiotherapist for Canada’s national snowboard halfpipe team and has helped support the national slopestyle team for the past three seasons. He has also covered training camps and World Cups for our national ski cross team. When not at Infinity he works at Calgary’s Canadian Sport Institute (CSI) where he helps provide para-medical coverage and perform baseline testing for numerous national team programs. In the past, he spent two years helping out the Calgary Buffaloes hockey organization and has developed injury prevention strategies for local minor soccer organizations. Keith hails from Nova Scotia, where his interest in the human body and athletics began. He was introduced to the physiotherapy profession after suffering numerous sports injuries while playing competitive hockey, soccer, and rugby. Whenever he has the chance, he still straps on the blades as much as possible to play in local hockey beer leagues. He also enjoys snowboarding, cycling, mountain biking, skiing and cross-country skiing, squash, running, hiking, camping and strength training. Keith is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, a Level 2 Shift Concussion Provider, certified to perform functional dry needling, spinal and peripheral joint manipulation, medical acupuncture, and has the ability to order diagnostic imaging when necessary. He also attends advanced courses annually on movement impairments and rehabilitation to stay updated on the latest academic advancements to help his clients move better.

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