Catharina (Katie) Wilhelm
Massage Therapy
- Soft tissue release and muscle tension reduction techniques.
- Instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) using RockBlades.
- Sports injury assessment and rehabilitation massage for athletes.
- Cupping therapy for myofascial release and mobility.
- Kinesio/functional movement taping to support tissue and movement.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Athletic Therapy
- Musculoskeletal rehabilitation for sports-related joint and muscle injuries.
- Movement assessment and physical reconditioning for return-to-sport recovery.
- Exercise prescription and progressive return-to-activity planning.
- Manual therapy including IASTM, soft-tissue work, and cupping.
- Taping and bracing applications, including functional movement taping.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
K Wilhelm AT/RMT
175 Chancellors Way, 107-133, Guelph, ON, N1G 5K1
About Katie: Katie is a Registered Massage Therapist and a Certified Athletic Therapist . Her educational journey began here in Guelph, Ontario when she attended University of Guelph, graduating in 2012 with a BSc(Hon) in Human Kinetics. As her passion for working with an active population grew, she decided to continue her education by attending Sheridan College where she graduated in 2016 with a BAHSc in Athletic Therapy. From there, Katie graduated from The Royal Canadian College of Massage Therapy with a Dip MT in 2017. Katie spent 6 years working in the Ontario Collegiate Athletic Association. Now, while not in the clinic she works as the Head Athletic Therapist with the KW Titans, a professional basketball team in the BSL. Certifications and Courses: Registered Massage Therapist (CMTO) Certified Athletic Therapist (CATA) Functional Movement Taping Basic & Advanced Rock Blades Basic & Advanced IASTM Certification Cupping Level 1 for Manual Therapists
Massage Therapy
A first visit 60 minute massage include an initial assessment/medical intake for first time treatments, manual therapy, and remedial exercises or home care as required.
Athletic Therapy
An initial athletic therapy assessment includes a thorough orthopedic assessment as well as treatment which may include manual therapy, modalities (ultrasound, IFC, TENS, etc), and remedial exercises as required. You can expect this initial appointment to take 45-60 minutes depending on the complexity of your injury.