Jenna Peters
- Schroth 3D exercise therapy for scoliosis management.
- Treating temporomandibular joint disorder or jaw pain.
- Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation dry needling therapy.
- Active approach to build resiliency using Pilates.
- Teaching pain management and self-treatment strategies.
- Manual therapy, acupuncture, and core rehabilitation.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Tall Tree Health – Victoria (James Bay)
555 Superior Street, Victoria, BC, V8V 0E4
Jenna completed a Masters Degree in Physical Therapy in 2010 (UWO). In 2007, she completed a Honours Bachelors Degree in Exercise Science (Michigan State University). While at MSU, she was a member of the rowing team and assisted the Spartans to win a Big Ten Championship and a 6th place finish at the NCAA Division 1 National Championships. Jenna also worked as a personal trainer helping people meet their fitness goals. Jenna likes staying up to date with the most recent evidence on what works best for injuries and matching that with what works for you. Jenna believes in using an active approach to build resiliency. She has completed additional training in Stott Pilates Rehab & Polestar Pilates Comprehensive Program for Rehabilitation. She also took courses in assessing movement options and appreciates teaching people how to manage and treat pain themselves. Jenna is certified in Schroth 3-Dimensional Exercise Therapy for Scoliosis. Although Schroth works best with kids or adolescents with scoliosis who are still growing, she also enjoys treating adults with scoliosis and customizing their rehab based on their goals. Jenna also particular enjoys treating temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) disorder or jaw pain. She also has training in Gunn Intramuscular Stimulation (IMS dry needling), chronic pain, acupuncture, manual therapy, rehab for the core, bone health, mindfulness and tai chi. Outside of the clinic, Jenna enjoys cycling, as well as spending time with her friends, husband, and charming cat.
You'll want to book one of these if it's your first time seeing a Physiotherapist at our clinic, or if this is a new issue that you're dealing with. If this injury is part of an ICBC or WorkSafeBC claim, please be sure to bring your CareCard number (PHN), claim number, and adjuster or lawyer's information along with you.