Brock Sport Medicine Clinic
Karen Millar is a Certified Athletic Therapist and Registered Massage Therapist with a strong educational background in health, fitness, and injury management. She holds diplomas in Fitness from George Brown College, Sports Injury Management from Sheridan College, and Massage Therapy from the Ontario College of Health and Technology, as well as a Bachelor of Community Health from Brock University. Committed to lifelong learning, Karen has expanded her expertise through additional training in Matwork Pilates, Soft Tissue Release, Mobilizations with Movement, Functional Movement Screening (FMS), and Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA). Karen serves as the lead therapist for Brock University's women's hockey, women's rugby, and swim teams. She is passionate about helping athletes perform at their highest level by preventing, assessing, and treating injuries while empowering them through education and evidence-based care. In addition to her clinical work, Karen is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of Athletic Therapists. She trains and supervises students volunteering with Brock Sports Medicine, helping ensure Brock athletes receive exceptional injury care. She also shares her expertise by teaching Taping and Wrapping and Sports Injury Management workshops for Brock students and members of the Niagara community. Outside of work, Karen and her husband, Dave, have two sons, Jacob and Matthew, who grew up cheering on Brock athletes before becoming active participants in a variety of sports themselves.
2021 Canada Games Wy, 2nd Floor, Thorold, ON, L2V 4Y6
A Certified Athletic Therapist (AT) utilizes contemporary rehabilitative techniques, therapeutic modalities, physical reconditioning and supportive techniques to promote optimal performance and prepares the individual for safe reintegration back to your varsity team. Athletic therapists adhere to the Sports Medicine Model of care using various manual therapies, modalities, exercise prescription and even bracing and taping. The treatment varies but the objective doesn’t: An Athletic Therapist’s goal is to help clients return to their usual activities, whether that means playing competitive sports, participating in leisure activities or walking to classes.
1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way, Brock Sport Medicine Clinic, St. Catharines, ON, L2S 3A1
A Certified Athletic Therapist (AT) utilizes contemporary rehabilitative techniques, therapeutic modalities, physical reconditioning and supportive techniques to promote optimal performance and prepares the individual for safe reintegration back to your varsity team. Athletic therapists adhere to the Sports Medicine Model of care using various manual therapies, modalities, exercise prescription and even bracing and taping. The treatment varies but the objective doesn’t: An Athletic Therapist’s goal is to help clients return to their usual activities, whether that means playing competitive sports, participating in leisure activities or walking to classes.
1812 Sir Isaac Brock Way, WC 127, St. Catharines, ON, L2S 3A1
A Certified Athletic Therapist (AT) utilizes contemporary rehabilitative techniques, therapeutic modalities, physical reconditioning and supportive techniques to promote optimal performance and prepares the individual for safe reintegration back to your varsity team. Athletic therapists adhere to the Sports Medicine Model of care using various manual therapies, modalities, exercise prescription and even bracing and taping. The treatment varies but the objective doesn’t: An Athletic Therapist’s goal is to help clients return to their usual activities, whether that means playing competitive sports, participating in leisure activities or walking to classes.